Shuffle an Egg Dealers: Observed Roster, Purchase Order, and Effects

Quick answer

In Shuffle an Egg, the dealer is the figure running the central cup-shuffle minigame: it shuffles the three cups — left, middle, and right — hiding the egg you chose to play for. Track the right cup and you win the egg, which you place in your base to hatch; guess wrong and the money you staked on the round disappears. The dealer is encountered from the very start of a new save, as part of the base game loop rather than as a later unlock.

• Win the shuffle: the egg is yours to place in your base and hatch.
• Lose the shuffle: the staked money disappears, just like that.
• Dealers beyond the default are bought with cash as a save grows — the roster below is what a documented noob-to-max playthrough shows, in order, and that run never displays a per-dealer price.

Dealers observed in a noob-to-max playthrough, in order

The names below are the dealers a documented noob-to-max playthrough shows being bought or offered — not an official complete roster. The run reaches a final cup with two dealers still unbought and never shows their names, so the list ends where the run ends. Because these names are transcribed from gameplay rather than taken from an official list, it is worth double-checking spellings against the in-game dealers menu.

Checklist

• Angel

  Reached as a dealer upgrade mid-early game — upgrading is described as making the dealer 'even more OP.'

• Galaxy

  Visible in the dealers menu around the trillions stage, quoted as something the player could get at that point.

• Golden

  Already within reach at the same dealers-menu visit around the trillions stage.

• Rainbow

  The next tier up — 'almost' attainable at that same visit.

• Candy

  Purchased after a rebirth at roughly the 512x cash-multi stage; buying it left four more dealers.

• Cyborg

  Purchased next, alongside the radioactive cups.

• Glitched secret

  A late-game dealer obtained together with the nuclear cups.

• Cosmic

  The last named dealer — became obtainable once the save held 216 QI cash, just before the Max Jester secret cups.

• Two unnamed final dealers

  Still unbought when the run reached the final cup, which itself costs 100 Qi; their names are never shown.

How dealers are bought and what purchasing changes

Dealers are acquired with in-game cash as a save progresses, interleaved with rebirths, base and zoo upgrades, and cash-multiplier purchases rather than behind any stated level or quest — in the run, dealers simply became purchasable as cash accumulated. Upgrading the dealer is described as making it 'even more OP,' with the Angel tier reached early in the run.

The purchases track cash milestones. The Candy dealer was bought after a rebirth at roughly the 512x cash-multi stage, leaving four more dealers; the Cyborg dealer came next, alongside the radioactive cups; and reaching the final cup — which itself costs 100 Qi — still left the final two dealers unbought. Buying the Glitched secret dealer together with the nuclear cups was immediately followed by the player expecting to 'be offered some insane eggs' and hunting QI-tier eggs, and the Cosmic dealer became available at 216 QI cash, right before the Max Jester secret cups. That pattern suggests higher dealer tiers pair with higher cup tiers and better egg offers, though the only benefit the run states outright is making the dealer 'even more OP.'

Two things the run never shows: an actual price tag for any individual dealer, and a formal unlock requirement for any tier. Cash figures near dealer purchases — like the 216 QI held just before the Cosmic dealer became available — are context from the moment of purchase, not the dealer's cost, and nothing in the run ties a dealer to a specific level, rebirth count, or quest.

Shuffle an Egg advertises 'UPDATES EVERY SATURDAY,' and the playthrough above is a dated snapshot, so the roster, its order, and the cash context around purchases should be rechecked in-game after progression updates.