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Steam will only count playtime up to 30 games at a time, so this is the number Idle Master idles at once. This means you'll need to idle a total of 9 batches each for 2 hours before cards will start dropping - so you should expect to see your first card drop within 20 hours.
As Glimmer said, this is due to Steam's new refund policy requiring each game to be idled for 2 hours before it becomes eligible. In the Idle Master settings, you could set it to idle games individually - which in your case would initially be faster to start dropping cards but then each game has to be run for two hours before cards drop - meaning the entire process would take 252x2=504 hours + idling time to complete. So even though you have to initially wait 18 hours for all your games to be eligible, this will save you about 21 DAYS of idling time.
Hope this makes sense!
In fact, would it be an idea to have an option in IM to use this algorithm (maybe even by default)? That is, to farm all cards for games that have their 2-hour play times before automatically switching to parallel mode until you have more games eligible for drops, etc.