I don't understand why flipping works this late in the year
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Over the past couple shifts at work I made enough to get all the expensive WC cards, even panicing and getting a max (75K) Ryne Sandberg
While I did make about 1.1m on 2 DQ runs, this was mostly just flipping and checking in every 15 minutes
Some of this was biggish items (100k > 200k), but one card in particular I flipped for 10-15k into 40-50k reliably. At least 50 times and I wasnt even being that aggressive with it. And i certainly wasn't the only one doing it
Card has a reasonably high supply, but I just don't see how the demand is there to support this. People that want this card surely have had it for a while now? And there cant be THAT many people playing at this stage?
It just makes no sense to me.
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It’s not really about supply and demand. It’s about laziness, a plethora of stubs, and a “you can’t take it with you” mindset. In June, I’m never, ever doing a “sell now” or quick-selling when I open a pack. And I also would never do a “buy now” when a little patience could save me a decent amount of stubs. But by February? Who cares. I’ll just Buy Now or Sell Now because I have the stubs and don’t feel like waiting.
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@Teak2112_MLBTS it's automated. I've heard many say it's not, but I believe it is. When you spend enough time on the market you can see the inaccuracies. a little simple math and common sense will get you to this conclusion.
