Increasing My Refrigerator Capacity in Stakehouse Den

Yesterday I wrote a post explaining Hot Sauce and the Refrigerator in Stakehouse Den. Today I decided to increase my refrigerator tier so I can store more Hot Sauce.

Hot Sauce is essential for playing Stakehouse Den, and the more I have, the more rewards I'll get.

If you're unfamiliar with Stakehouse Den, I invite you to read my post: Showing the StakeHouse Den Game, where I explain a little about how the game works.

For more information about the game, I recommend the Whitepapper, where you'll find more details about how the game works.

I also invite you to check out Arcade Colony. There you'll find other fun and profitable games like Splinterlands, Moon Karts, and Genesis League Goals. In my post: Discover the Arcade Colony Platform, I explain a little about the platform and how to create an account.

For those unfamiliar with Arcade Colony, it's owned by Invennium Corp. Arcade Colony is a platform for arcades and video games with a functional economy based on a governance token, "COLONY", and a product-backed stablecoin called "SCRIPT".

• Invennium Corp. is a 100% subsidiary of Splinterlands.

Now let's get to the main focus of this post, which is increasing my refrigerator's level. To do this, I'll need to burn SCRIPT tokens.

Currently, my refrigerator storage capacity is 50 Hot Sauce. This is the game's initial capacity, so every player who starts in Stakehouse Den will have this storage capacity without spending any SCRIPT.

To increase my storage capacity to Tier 2, I'll need to spend 1 SCRIPT, which means my storage capacity will increase to 450 Hot Sauce.

Now that I can store 450 Hot Sauce in the Refrigerator, I can rest easy staking my cards to get Hot Sauce. This way, I can accumulate them for hours or days without worrying about not being able to claim them.

I haven't made any profits from Stakehouse Den yet because I'm still learning the game, so I haven't played Roulette, Blackjack, or Slots to get rewards.

I'll soon show you the strategies I'll use in Stakehouse Den and also show you in more detail all my in-game costs and my daily rewards so you can see if the game is profitable or not.

Remember, this isn't an investment tip, nor am I claiming the game is profitable, I'm still testing it.

If you're going to buy COLONY or SCRIPT tokens, I recommend my post: Explaining how to use Tribaldex to buy COLONY and SCRIPT Tokens and how to add them to a Liquidity Pool, in which I compare the prices of these tokens on Tribaldex and Hive Engine.

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