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Scaling is your friend. Jokers or mechanics that make you more powerful over time (like planet cards) are good, because you get stronger as the blinds want more score. Conversely, though, immediate power is really good early game.
Make sure you're saving enough money to earn interest. It's essentially just extra income every round as long as you don't spend too much. It's really helpful in letting you afford packs or vouchers. Other sources of economy are helpful too, spending money is one of the best ways to find what you need to win.
(Also, idk if this is the case for you, but a number of players didn't initially know that X Mult is different from + Mult. X Mult *multiplies* your mult.)
The game has many layers. You can mess up by having a bad economy. You can mess up by over spending. You can mess up by not spending enough. You can mess up by investing too much in a specific hand. You can mess up by investing very lightly in all hands. Your joker lineup can be bad, or badly ordered, even if all jokers have a use. You can also lose by not discarding aggressively enough, or by discarding too aggressively.
All those aspects give you some wiggle room, even more at white stake. You don't have to play perfectly. But if one of those aspects is played poorly, you'll have a tougher time. If 2-3 are played badly, you'll likely lose.
If you ever become so desperate that you want more specific tips, just ask.
As long as you are learning every run and having fun, winning is a byproduct of that. Hang in there
Depends on how long it takes you to play, but on base difficulty it shouldn't be too difficult. Make sure to use planet, arcana, and joker cards. Use all the tools at your disposal to increase the multiplier for your played hands. Bad luck will still get you here and there, though.
Less is more.
Try to focus on pairs. It sounds unlikely, but it's extremely versitile and low maintenance.