Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss why the details regarding prize pools for the upcoming in-season and classic-season competitions matter so much when it comes to planning card purchases, contest selection, and more. Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF
Continental competitions dominate the fixture list for Game Week 456 on Sorare. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho discusses the new Sorare, and whether the different competition structures will make Sorare easier or harder to play. He also touches on collections and stacks, and whether they are optimal. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Lairdinho and Black discuss the ways in which Sorare managers lie to themselves to either justify potential moves, or try to explain decisions that went awry.
The top 5 favorites of Game Week 455 play in Portugal, Ecuador, England, Scotland, and Austria, respectively, as the increased number of fixtures means an increased number of players available for big scores. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and GatorGuy231 create the best lineups they can for the new Contenders and Challengers competitions on Sorare, and see how much it costs to build lineups with the best players available. Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss how they evaluate expected value in Sorare, and how that changes with the upcoming new in-season cash competitions. Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF
Every regional competition is open during Game Week 454, including the opening matches of the new K League season. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho explains his previous statements that Sorare is "just a game," in light of recent criticism that the platform is so much more. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Lairdinho and Black are joined by Nashy, who explains why the new Sorare may transform the platform into what it was always meant to be.
Lairdinho and Surfula discuss the new Contenders competition on Sorare, including why managers who have decided to avoid it completely could be missing out on serious rewards. Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals
It looks to be another high-scoring week for Challenger Europe competitions, as Benfica, Salzburg, Fenerbahce and PSV are the biggest favorites of Game Week 453. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and Harry Trades discuss how U23 players and competitions fit into the new Sorare, including the big difference of no in-season cash-only tournaments. Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Lairdinho discusses the tough situation that many Sorare managers find themselves in these days, as they try to adjust to the new Sorare, which becomes the new new Sorare in August. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
After getting the threshold removed from Sorare (at least in August), Black and Lairdinho discuss why Sorare managers need to have some ambition as they attack the new gameplay.
Lairdinho, GatorGuy231, and NepentheZ discuss where collections fit in the new Sorare world, including whether the new game play has neutered or bolstered them. Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals
Eight of the 10 biggest favorites in Game Week 451 are from Challenger Europe, which will likely make it one of the most competitive competitions of the weekend. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and GatorGuy231 are joined by mpenn10 to discuss the new Sorare:Football product roadmap, including what problems it is trying to solve, and how Sorare managers can benefit from the changes. Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the different strategies Sorare managers should be considering as they start building for the gameplay formats over the coming months. Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF
The midweek action is hot on Sorare, as the Champions League, Europa League Europa Conference League, and Asian Champions League knockout rounds commence, coupled with CONCACAF Champions League, and domestic league matches in England, Scotland, Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho continues the recent discussions about the new Sorare:Football roadmap, including the biggest question all Sorare managers have to confront: do they want to keep playing the game? Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Lairdinho and Black discuss the new Sorare:Football Roadmap, including what they think they, and others, will do with their cards and galleries.
PSV and Feyenoord are the biggest favorites in Game Week 449 on Sorare, but they are not the only teams expected to score well. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the newly released Sorare: Football product roadmap, including which changes are the biggest, and how managers can adjust to the new gameplay. Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF
Lairdinho and GatorGuy231 discuss the latter's success in Game Week 447, including standing on TWO PODIUMS with lineups he didn't think would be overly successful. Are there any lessons to be learned? Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe
Lairdinho discusses the jackpot nature of rewards on Sorare, and wonders if they're even necessary for the platform to thrive. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Copa Libertadores and CONCACAF Champions League make up part of Game Week 448 on Sorare, which also includes domestic league matches in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Scotland, and Germany. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe
Lairdinho is joined by a special guest to discuss the changes in Sorare content over the years, and speculate on what the future could hold. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira
Lairdinho and Black are joined by OrangeFly to discuss the significant focus on free-to-play users, and why giving away too much could alienate users who buy pro cards.
Lairdinho is joined by TrippinB to discuss the excitement that many Sorare managers had about Rivals, and why they may be done with it now. Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals
