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what lvl should my gold barb be to get the most out of gambling circs/rings?

like 95? ty

Circ 92+

Rings it depends on what you want (normally can gamble at lower lvl), but 92+ is fine too since the price in gold doesn’t scale with your lvl.

For amys it’s 95+

This post was edited by SinsOfTheSun on Feb 4 2026 10:21am

92 is enough to get gg stuff like 2 / 20 / 30 / 2os / visio etc?

rings I wanna gamble typical PVP rings, e.g. 10fcr/100ar/20str/40life/90mana/res etc.

obv this will never happen but yeah

gambling amys is non sense in my eyes. crafts >>

This post was edited by WalkinTall on Feb 4 2026 10:23am

Yes 92 is enough.

For rings you don't need to be that high, but like I said it doesn't matter because at this lvl you already unlocked all affixes without increasing the price.

For amys, when you don't need more than 10fcr, 6 affixes > 4 affixes

Uhm

18-20fcr> any affix

Because if you don’t hit breakpoints you lose instantly

So yeah; gambling amus is useless imo

Sure buddy
Your 135fcr nec with a 4 affix amy is gonna destroy a 125fcr nec with a 6 affix amy.

Read what I said.

1 question..
if i got magic rings from tz96 , the best char level for me to craft blood ring is level 53?
affix that i want to prevent is ml , only need str dex and life for melee blood ring

thanks in advance

20 str = alvl 74
6% ml ‎ =  alvl 86

There’s nothing in-between, so you have a nice range of clvl to craft that would allow you to fall between ilvl 74 and 85.
That range is also in the ilvl 71+ range to ensure 4 affixes.

int(96/2)=48

74-48‎ = 26
85-48‎ = 37

2x26‎ = 52
2x37‎ = 74 (+1 is also ok cuz of ‘int’)

So you can craft your TZ 96 rings with a clvl between 52 and 75.
But tbh, 6% ml has a very small weight frequency, so it practically doesn’t change your overall odds if you roll with a clvl 76-99.

I usually value your opinion but you can't tell any serious pvp player that a 10fcr amu is better than 20 fcr.

20 fcr just opens flexibility
and ofc u pick nec as example, who uses White btw which does NOT have 40 fcr.

paladin = 20 fcr must almost everytime
Barb = 17+ must for 37 fcr bp
Sorc = flexibility
Sin = 17 fcr must
druid= 18 fcr must

stay pvm bro

No need to get mad at me lol, I’m just trying to help you open your mindset

If you’re talking profit, well then 9/10 of what you gamble is magic, and magic rings have no value while you can get some profit from a bunch of magic amys (3/10, 3/100, 3/30). And on top of that add LLD/MLD amys, where the lvl req of crafts is beyond reach. This is why amys are top 3 to gamble, not rings.
And that’s excluding the fact that your odds of finding a pvp trophy are close to none, while the potential profit mostly comes from a more constant smaller flow of items sold to pvm’ers.

And if you’re talking flexibility, it comes from gear swaps, and there’s definitely room for rare amys when you start swapping things around.
The things I’m about to list are not necessarily ‘’it MUST be built like this’’, but simply various setups we’ll often see in pvp.

Druid 99fcr
hoto+spirit+arach
10fcr missing

Druid 68fcr
hoto+arach+SS
10fcr missing, while you reach 50% dr from enigma+ber

Nec 125fcr
white+spirit+arach+trang+circ
10fcr missing

Sorc 105fcr with orb
Orb 20 +spirit+arach+mages
10fcr missing

Paly
Hdin, hoto+spirit+arach+circ/glove+10fcr amy
So many build variations here, many of them can need 10fcr from amy slot while swaping gear for some matchups

I’m not trying to pick up a fight with you here… there’s really no need to be aggressive toward someone who’s just freely giving you his time to try to help you. All I did was advising you to not prioritize gambling rings over other options that have been proven to be more profitable.
And those are circs, claws and amys.