
Where you start, where the uncle lives, and where sneakers are cheap. Delgado is in a hurry and knows a watch when he sees one.
Every card is one city: its code, how strict the customs line is, what it sells cheap, what it pays more for, whether the bank or the Rich Uncle is there, and who is waiting at the desk. Six of these cities are in the free game. Four more come with a purchase of $0.99 each, and the eleventh, Grand Cayman, comes with the Cayman account and has no market at all, only a bank. Tap a city for the full table, the flight days, and how it plays.

Where you start, where the uncle lives, and where sneakers are cheap. Delgado is in a hurry and knows a watch when he sees one.

Component shops and thrift racks. Graphics cards and vintage denim go cheap, collectors pay for cards and blind boxes, and Park mostly waves you through.

Polite and damp. Fireworks are cheap, sneakers and graphics cards pay, and Whitcombe is terribly sorry about the thorough search.

The mall has a watch floor. Watches are cheap, four goods pay, and Al-Rashid goes by the book. Strict.

A collector's city. Trading cards, blind boxes, and denim are cheap, watches pay, and Sato can spot a fake from the gate.

Far from everything, so everything costs more. Nothing is cheap, four goods pay, and Macallister's beagle can smell gunpowder.

Everything is for sale and most of it is real. Blind boxes, reps, watches, and graphics cards go cheap, and Leung wants the bag open. Quickly.

Fashion is the whole economy. Fireworks are cheap, sneakers and watches pay, and Dubois is not impressed. Hm.

The markets run all night. Cards, denim, and reps are cheap, graphics cards pay, and Ramírez wants to know what you brought him.

Paperwork in triplicate. Blind boxes and denim are cheap, sneakers, graphics cards, and watches pay, and Iyer has a form for that.

No market. One bank. A very good rate. Bodden asks business or pleasure and tells you not to answer.