Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Sean Newsham (psufans2) are joined by Davis Mattek, who asked the two of them how far he can compete in if he bought 2.5 ETH worth of player cards from Major League Soccer.
Lairdinho and Black are joined by Jimmer and Zarchypoo to discuss a wide range of topics, including the collectible value of National Series cards, what new game modes they'd like to see, and what big announcements Sorare could make in January.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho), Alex Hooper (TiltCityFC) and Keith Jamison (gatorguy231) discuss why it's important to grind late-breaking news before each gameweek deadline, and also break down some lineup-building strategies if you want to avoid it.
Lairdinho and psufans2 examine the current card prices of various players from the America and Asia divisions, while also discussing some transfers, and transfer rumors, that could make values change positively or negatively.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho), Alex Hooper (TiltCityFC) and Keith Jamison (gatorguy231) discuss their processes for building Champion lineups, and what they do if they don't think the lineups are strong enough to realistically compete for rewards.
With two matches remaining in the World Cup, Lairdinho and Black discuss whether they think the Global Cup on Sorare was everything they thought it would be, as well as how effective it was in terms of bringing in users who will stay on the platform.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the new Capped Mode 240 competitions that allow Sorare managers to compete for ETH thresholds, including whether there are different strategies based on card scarcities.
Lairdinho and Black discuss Sorare's ETH Threshold Update, including how it could affect the market and whether it changes how they play the game.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho), Alex Hooper (TiltCityFC) and Keith Jamison (gatorguy231) address Anthony Davis' new 66 L10, and discuss whether it's actually more problematic to have multiple players who have been scoring very highly lately and how to address it in terms of resource distribution.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss their strategies for evaluating differential players, including why simply being different isn't nearly enough.
Lairdinho and Black are joined by Quinny to discuss what they think the future holds for Sorare football, including new game modes, market changes, user growth and more.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho), Alex Hooper (TiltCityFC) and Keith Jamieson (gatorguy231) talk about their lineup-building strategies when there are a plethora of low L10 players with high projections for an upcoming gameweek.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss viewer questions and other assorted topics about the Global Cup while watching the Brazil v. Switzerland World Cup match.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho), Alex Hooper (TiltCityFC) and Keith Jamieson (gatorguy231) discuss whether having card depth is important, and if so, where the strategy should be applied.
Lairdinho and Black discuss why Sorare's free-to-play Global Cup is an attractive competition even for users who have spent weeks, months or years buying cards to regularly participate.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho), Alex Hooper (Tilt City FC) and Keith Jamieson (gatorguy231) discuss the decision-making processes when deciding whether to sell a player whose price is rising quickly before a gameweek deadline or play them in a fantasy lineup to try to win a reward.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the different strategies Sorare managers can use when competing in Sorare Global Cup 2022 competitions, including why it's so important to understand how many people you're competing against.
Lairdinho and Black discuss Sorare's announcements for the 2022 Global Cup, including what type of game modes they are looking forward to, and whether they think it's a good strategy for bringing on new users to the platform.
Andrew Laird (@andrewmlaird) is joined by Alex Hooper (@lexhooper) and Keith Jamieson (@gatorguy231) for a three-man weave as they discuss the extreme volatility of Sorare NBA card prices, including why the values of stars like Luka Doncic and Nikola Jokic are going down, while others like Cam Thomas rose significantly and then fell.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the falling prices of many cards on the market and explain what factors they believe are contributing to the declines.
Lairdinho and Black address the rumors that the Premier League is coming to Sorare, and discuss what that means for SO5 gameplay and the platform as a whole.
Andrew Laird (@andrewmlaird) is joined by LG Doucet (@LgDoucet), the founder of The First Mint, to discuss the early days of Sorare NBA, including the fantasy game and market dynamics, and touch on why it's okay to be into Sorare and NBA Top Shot.
Lairdinho and psufans2 follow up on last week's show by trying to put together a viable team for $250 that will compete for ETH threshold rewards starting in March.
Lairdinho and Black follow up on last week's discussion about the work of Sorare, touching on topics such as following auctions, building trade offers and optimizing training lineups.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) is joined by Keith Jamieson (gatorguy231) and Alex Hooper (TiltCityFC) to discuss their first impressions of Sorare NBA, including the high prices for early mints, when managers will actually be able to use all of their star cards, and why certain cheat-code cards have such a short shelf life.
Lairdinho and psufans2 use various SorareData tools to see if they can build a team that can consistently compete for ETH threshold rewards for no more than $250.
Lairdinho and Black discuss all the work that goes into playing Sorare, including scouting players, analyzing price trends, examining correlations, avoiding DNPs and more.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss what Sorare managers should consider when they begin to think about progressing to Super Rare competitions, including the types of cards they should target and why analyzing rewards is so important.
Lairdinho and Black discuss which rewards they were the most excited to win, and why many Sorare managers don't get overly excited even when they win.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss what Sorare managers should consider when they begin to think about progressing to Pro competitions, including the types of cards they should target and why patience is necessary.
