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Short of SDS dropping 5 more Million-Stub event rewards, I've probably made all the money I'm going to for 2020. Here's my year-end analytics (as of 8 am CST 12/30/2020 AD):
Total Stubs Invested: 95,820,508 Gross Stubs Earned: 131.947.328 Net Stubs Earned: 22,938,437
Stubs Remaining: 3,195,074
Purchasable Cards I Don't Own (Yet): Signature Verlander Run It Back Aparicio (will earn for free) Run It Back Spahn (will earn for free)
Non-Prestige Cards I Don't Own: Longoria/Hoffman/Seaver/Ruth from Signature Teams (my goal for the next 3 months) Yelich/Pearson/Gehrig from Extreme
Number of Buy Transactions (for flipping purposes): 9,825 Number of Sales Transactions: 16,632 Pages of Transactions: 2,571
Most Profitable Days:
Most Profitable Cards: 1*. Live Trout: 524439 (pulling him 3 times and selling him isn't a true flip, but numbers are numbers.) 2. Prime Sandoval: 401,491 3. All-Star Cabrera: 396,859 4. Veteran Nen: 362,726 5. Future Star Pache: 338,806 6. Future Star Sanchez: 337,757 7. Awards Molina: 310,773 8. Postseason Bench: 294,804 9. Signature Snider: 293,835 10. Future Star Carlson: 285,974
Most Profitable Non-Players:
Most Times Flipped:
Highest Average Per Flip (not including cards pulled/acquired for free)
Best Flips of the Year (not including cards pulled/acquired for free):
All 7 Flips that Ended Horribly:
Most Expensive Investments:
Biggest Waste of a Flip:
Chime in with any other categories you'd like to know or add your own flipping tales of wonder/horror stories.
I just want to know how you keep track of this stuff?
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/
I mean this in the best possible way. You're ******* insane for keeping track of all this stuff. I think I would go crazy trying to keep track of all of my own market activity, but it's super interesting to look at so thanks for sharing. I think what's most surprising to me is seeing all of those stadiums up there in the most times flipped. Were they really profitable earlier in the year?