There are a lot of levers Sorare can pull to make the community excited, but there are potential downsides to doing it too strongly or too often. Lairdinho tries to talk through the topic to find a middle ground. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

After a quick GW4 that only included Copa America, the Euros are back on the docket along with domestic matches in the United States, Brazil, China, Norway, South Korea, and Japan. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho and GatorGuy231 discuss how much value can be attributed to cards that simply allow you to submit a lineup, regardless of whether they can COMPETE. Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe

Lairdinho is joined by Jimmer to discuss a number of topics Black would have discussed had he not been on vacation this week.

Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the common mistakes many Sorare managers make with their Rivals lineups, especially those who think they're being contrarian when they're actually just being bad. Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe

Lairdinho returns from holiday to discuss the success of Rivals during the Euros, how much planning for next season can be done now, and much more. Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF

Euro 2024 is underway, and Copa America comes next! Sorare managers who left it late to get cards showed their true colors before the GW1 deadline, will we see more ahead of GW2? Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

Lairdinho and Black discuss the probabilities that there's a boom of users on Sorare following this summer's Euro and Copa competitions. They also jump into the topic of adding women's football to Sorare now that the main contests are mostly segregated from one another.

The first game week of Euro 2024 is upon us, but due to domestic league matches in other parts of the world, Challenger and Contender is also open for Sorare managers. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho and Yowzaa discuss when the best times appear to be for using essence to craft cards on Sorare. Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals

Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss the recently announced Essence milestones and reward probabilities to estimate how long it will take to craft upper-tier cards in each scarcity. Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF

The final game week before the Euros take over, Lairdinho and Harry Trades break down the top matchups and players from matches taking place all over the globe. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho begins his solo stream with a discussion about whether people consider Sorare easy to play, and whether that is a positive or negative for potential new users.Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

Now that the details about essence have been revealed, what are the best strategies for getting the most out of it?

International friendlies continue to dominate the fixtures on Sorare, but there are domestic league matches in the United States, Spain, and Chile that can't be ignored. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho and GatorGuy231 discuss the often-used term of "degening" on Sorare, including whether or not it's actually a skill that can be harnessed in the game. Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe

Lairdinho is joined by Itshaber to discuss how Sorare is adding certain gamification strategies to potentially attract new users. Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF

International friendlies dominate the fixture list for Game Week 482 on Sorare, which makes added utility in the game a bit harder than usual. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho discusses the recent Essence & Card Factory announcement, specifically how it's the answer to one of the biggest problems that Sorare have faced for years. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

Lairdinho and Black discuss Essence on Sorare.

Lairdinho and GatorGuy231 discuss the similarities between in-season competitions and classic contests for scarcities above, while also addressing the question of whether it's "better" to compete for cash or cards. Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals

Sorare's summer leagues dominate the fixture list for Game Week 481, with Argentina, Chile, Japan, and the United States hosting most of the biggest favorites. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho is joined by Yowzaa and mpenn10 to discuss the importance of time on Sorare (both for the manager and for the company), as well as touching on the recent resurrection of the ideas surrounding a burn mechanism to reduce the card supply.Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe

AMAs are boring; it's time for WYRs.

There are a few European leagues left with games, but Game Week 479 is a good preview for Sorare managers to see what competitions could look like until Euros and Copa America commence.Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

With more available competitions than ever before, Sorare managers are confronted with the option to expand their galleries; but should they do it by cards or by players?Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals

Lairdinho is joined by Sorare Deke to discuss his process for projecting MLS lineups each week, as they dive into the advantages and difficulties of trying to figure out which players are going to start each game week.Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe

Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss their recent strategy decisions to focus more on classic competitions over in-season, with the primary reason being the size of the respective prize pools.Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF

There are only a handful of matches in Game Week 478 on Sorare, but that doesn't mean there aren't prizes to be won. Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Whether it's player scouting, market tracking, lineup building, or something else, how Sorare managers spend their time is the most important aspect of being a part of the platform and community.Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

What do you do when you realize the end is near but you want everything to continue? Let the SorareAndrews help with that.

Lairdinho and @HarryTrades break down the top matchups, players, values, and more in one of the last weekend's of the European season.Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho is joined by PAP (formerly betatester2 and currently B.M.O.N. on Sorare and SorarePITTI on Twitter) to discuss the new Sorare for an OG user, and whether he's tempted at all to put more resources toward in-season competitions soon.Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe

Lairdinho and psufans2 discuss how they think they'd play Sorare if they started playing today instead of three years ago. Would they play similarly to how they actually play now?Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF

We have another midweek of promotion and relegation on Sorare, as Lairdinho and @HarryTrades return to break down the top players, matchups, values, and more.Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

With the European season coming to a close, and huge expectations for in-season competitions in August, what is there to do on Sorare for the next few months?Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

Lairdinho and Black talk about Sorare and cut a pineapple. Yes, it's finally happening.

There are some irregular favorites at the top of the odds chart this week, and with lots of end-of-season rotation, we could be in line for some interesting reward-winning scores.Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho sits down with Peter Stojanov to discuss different ways of analyzing certain aspects of Sorare, including rewards, entry distributions, card valuations, and much more. Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals

Lairdinho discusses his favorite tools and features on SorareData, some of which many members don't even know exist.Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF

We have both European and South American continental competitions in Game Week 474 on Sorare, which always brings up the tough decisions of whether to prioritize the special weeklies or play the standard global contests.Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho discusses the importance of lineup projections to the Sorare community, and what can be done to improve them in the future.Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

Lairdinho and Black look back at some old Sorare legends, and speculate which high-scoring players of today could follow similar paths.

Lairdinho sits down with @JohnNellis to talk about how to sell Sorare to potential users, including the role of Rivals, and what improvements need to be done to make onboarding easier.Intro and outro music: Would It Kill You by Mini Vandals

After getting a little bit of a reprieve over the past few weekends, PSV and Feyenoord are big favorites once again, which could make the scores for winning Challenger competitions very high.Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho and GatorGuy231 discuss their recent thoughts about whether the super rare competitions are worth playing on Sorare, or if they're better off getting out and trying to improve the rare cards in their galleries.Intro and outro music: As You Were by Track Tribe

Lairdinho sits down with @Quinny3001 to discuss what kind of content works best for not only convincing people to try Sorare, but also teaching them how to play the game.Intro and outro music: My Way by NEFF

The European Nights Special Weekly will be a popular contest for those with eligible cards, but there are plenty of matches that could help Sorare managers win midweek prizes or thresholds.Intro and outro music: Flying by Track Tribe

Lairdinho responds to recent feedback about how he doesn't think card values matter. It's not that that they don't matter, it's about understanding WHEN they matter. Intro and outro music: Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira

Lairdinho and Black discuss the latest things that make them love Sorare before diving into other topics such as who is actually playing the game, and how their weekly lineup-building process has changed since the new gameplay started.