Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) begins with a discussion about the pros and cons of following strategies other Sorare managers are trying to employ before completely falling off the rails and talking about whatever comes to mind. Intro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Lairdinho and Black discuss the reaction to the latest roadmap update from Sorare, including why making announcements about announcements and then only announcing some of your plans isn't a healthy strategy.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Keith Jamison (GatorGuy231) use the SorareData pick scores to see if they can make competitive SO5 lineups for low buy-in prices for the upcoming game week. Intro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Maxime Hagenbourger (maximehg) sit down with Dan O'Kelly from Sorare to discuss the recently released product roadmap, which included new bonus-point paths for cards, longer-form competitions, the introduction of a daily free-to-play game, and more! Intro music: Bella Bella Beat by Nana Kwabena
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss how far ahead they plan certain strategies, and why looking too far in the future could actually be detrimental. Intro music: My Way by NEFF
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the new fitness bonuses that are coming to Sorare competitions, which are in addition to the existing XP bonuses, collection bonuses and new-season card bonuses. Intro music: My Way by NEFF
Lairdinho and Black are joined by Jimmer to discuss the upcoming Sorare fiat wallet, including whether there will be multiple markets for cards, how long it will take for fiat to be the dominant currency on the site, and how it could change the spending habits of managers.
Lairdinho is joined by @itshabersorare to discuss the crossover between FIFA players and Sorare managers, why interest in video games is not the same as interest in fantasy sports, how Sorare can better use content creators, and the timeframe for Sorare eventually going to zero. Intro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Andrew Laird sits down John Nellis, who is back after taking 29 days off following an incredibly busy end to the 2022-23 European football season. They discuss a wide range of topics, including the use of influencers to promote Sorare, what it's like doing content with professional athletes, how he got started with his business partner, and more! Intro music: Jazzeton by Quinas Moreira
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Keith Jamison (GatorGuy231) discuss the popular strategy of moving out of America and Asia cards to get into European ones in preparation for the upcoming 2023-24 season. Does it make sense to wait? Is it already too late? Intro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) discusses his decision to build an FC Midtjylland collection, whether he thinks it's actually competitive, and why he's already getting something out of the cards even before playing them in SO5 competitions. Intro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and Black review the cards in the Sorare gallery, which are mostly there because of swapped rewards. Are there any that people now regret swapping?
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho), Maxime Hagenbourger (maximehg), Alex Hooper (ahooper14) and Sean Newsham (psufans2) watch the end of the Sorare NBA Draft Special Edition cards auctions, which includes the first officially licensed digital collectible of no. 1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Keith Jamison (GatorGuy231) discuss the issues around planning Challenger Europe strategies too far in advance, including transfers, market moves, and more. Intro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and psufans2 are joined by @itshabersorare to discuss the various preparations that are required before the return of Champion Europe competitions next month. Intro music: My Way by NEFF
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Maxime Hagenbourger (maximehg) discuss Sorare MLB rewards, starting over without actually selling your gallery, and the release of the amazing Sorare NBA special edition draft cards, including the first officially licensed NFT of Victor Wembanyama. Intro music: Bella Bella Beat by Nana Kwabena
Lairdinho and Black are joined by CaniSports, who will get berated for deciding to skip SO5 competitions in the summer even though it makes sense for his gallery and ambitions.
Lairdinho is joined by NepentheZ to discuss the main differences between building stacks and building collections, and whether doing the latter forces to you to play the former in SO5 competitions.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Sean Newsham (psufans2) discuss a number of different strategies Sorare managers try to implement, and when it's time to decide whether they're actually good or not. Intro music: My Way by NEFF
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) discusses his successful GW 383 results, which included winning a Bruno Fernandes rare card, as well as whatever else comes to mind! Intro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Lairdinho and Black discuss the issue that many managers face when they decide on a new strategy: getting it accomplished as soon as possible, even when it's detrimental to other goals.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Keith Jamison (GatorGuy231) break down the entry costs for playing Champion Europe Limited competitions on Sorare, as well as the pros and cons of participating in the division. Intro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Maxime Hagenbourger (maximehg) discuss the latest developments at SorareData, including the latest mobile app upgrade. Intro Music: Bella Bella Beat by Nana Kwabena
Lairdinho and psufans2 are joined by NepentheZ to continue their discussion about whether using one or two good super rares in Rare Pro competitions is better than five elite rares.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) discusses whether Sorare should add coverage of the Saudi Pro League, the positives of the market dipping and then stabilizing, and what happens when it feels like every card in your gallery is awful and there's just no clear path to success. Intro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Lairdinho and Black sit down with Quinny to discuss how Sorare has developed over the years, and what they expect next.
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) and Keith Jamison (GatorGuy231) discuss Sorare's Collection Game, and why it's so important when trying to compete in Limited-scarcity contests.
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the decision-making process when progressing from Rare to Rare Pro competitions, including the debate about whether it's better to acquire Super Rare cards of good players versus using those resources to get elite Rare cards. Intro music: My Way by NEFF
Lairdinho is joined by NepentheZ and CaniSports to discuss whether it's actually possible to build a plan to win All Star Rare. They then dive into a number of different subjects, including collection bonuses, stacks, trading v. playing SO5, whether live experiences are better to win than Mbappe super rares, and more!
Andrew Laird (Lairdinho) discusses the most important parts of Sorare that require luck on your side, the downsides of playing team stacks, why most users need to focus on their processes instead of other people's results, and what exactly we're all trying to get out of playing the game. Intro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
