@Dolenz_PSN said:

Pujols, Simmons, Berkman

When there's AI slop, there's AI gold.

Holding on to investments is a whole different thing. In some ways, if you’re willing to ply that game (which is a good one), purchasing high bronze cards that will turn to silvers might be a good investment too.

I assumed the silver to gold exchange route was for those looking to quickly sell their returns.

@JenkinMeyer_PSN said:

@JDHalfrack_PSN

So then you say to yourself - “oh, I’m supposed to be playing a baseball game not making spreadsheets” then you thump yourself in the head

Baseball is romantic

MLB the Spreadsheet 26

My love for spreadsheets outweighs my love of baseball. And I really love baseball.

I would never say I wouldn’t buy a game called MLB the Spreadsheet…

So then you say to yourself - “oh, I’m supposed to be playing a baseball game not making spreadsheets” then you thump yourself in the head

Baseball is romantic

MLB the Spreadsheet 26

@Ditka06-_MLBTS said:

@DemIsE4_XBL i just think its simply harder to hit now then it was in prior years. You definitely do not get as rewarded for good input like years past.

I agree. I also went back to try 25 and noticed it was smoother. 26 often has a lag right B4 I swing, even offline. Output reward is just...ugh.

@GoozeFn_PSN said:

@DrBear100_PSN Make sure you do it as efficiently as possible. I used to literally buy 20 of every silver. Start with 3-79 + 1-78. When you run out of 79’s, do 4-78 + 1-77. Then, 6-77. Then either 2-76 + 7-75 or 2-75 + 6-76 until you’re out of both. Those are the best combinations.

Actually, you need to be careful. It really needs to be assessed as cost per value thing. For example Buying 79 rated silvers that are each 160 Stubs is going to get you worse overall value than buying 75 rated silvers that are 60 stubs. Or something like that.

I actually wrote an excel algorithm somewhere a month ago or so when someone first proposed this idea.

If I’m not mistaken, I think I also found that the rate of return wasn’t as good as just buying said silvers and flipping them. For what it’s worth.

@GoozeFn_PSN said:

@DrBear100_PSN Make sure you do it as efficiently as possible. I used to literally buy 20 of every silver. Start with 3-79 + 1-78. When you run out of 79’s, do 4-78 + 1-77. Then, 6-77. Then either 2-76 + 7-75 or 2-75 + 6-76 until you’re out of both. Those are the best combinations.

I love this sort of dedication and knowledge. It’s not anything I’d do but pretty [censored] informative. No sarcasm

@GoozeFn_PSN said:

@capardo_XBL It does, but it also allows you to get over the 20 card cap. Flipping is way more tedious.

Yo! I just tried the gold exchange, bro it's way more profitable then flipping mass amounts of bronze LS cards and less tedious! Thanks bro! I may now have a 2% chance instead of a 1% chance of getting LS collection done.

Or starters. Have a Gorman

We’re all going to have clintje / hjerpes soon