Every card. A clearer decision.

Exactness isn't just claimed — it's checked. The Fantasyland solver's branch-and-bound search is cross-checked against an independent brute-force enumeration of every possible top/middle/bottom arrangement: all 72,072 ways to split a 13-card hand, run across 20 random seeds, plus 10 seeds (including joker hands) for 14-card hands where every one of the 14 possible 13-card subsets is also enumerated. The largest case, 17-card hands, is checked the same way against a fully independent oracle built only from the public evaluator API — all 171,531,360 possible arrangements, run for 2 seeds (one per rules preset). Both approaches agree in every case, at every hand size. Larger hands are additionally soak-tested for internal consistency across 10,000 random hands (13-17 cards, both rules presets). The separate endgame solver is cross-checked the same way, against an independent 4-ply brute-force search across 50 positions, including joker configurations and Fantasyland-qualifying boards, plus 32 further cases with varied scoring and foul-penalty rules.