mlane43701

How many times did each code work is my question. If each code only worked once the chances of getting the card were slim. I do not know the details, but I did not see the number of viewers drop below 15K during the games.

Power-ups are what makes the GAP pack profitable. I wish I would have tracked them in my pack openings. According to MUTHead's database, there are currently 25 power-ups that sell for more than 10K on PS4. That number is always changing. Once UL's and higher OVR cards are released, I suspect that those power-ups will spike as well. Of those 25 power-ups selling for more than 10K, all can be acquired directly from packs, 5 can be acquired via the low silver to high silver exchange packs, 2 via the high silver to low gold exchange packs, and the "magic" happens most often (18 cards) via the low gold to high gold exchange. Most profitable power-ups on PS4 at the moment (*according to MH DB): 76 RG Timmerman 100K 76 FS Hanks 88.4K 68 QB Jackson 59.1K 68 FS Fitzpatrick 44K 76 LG Waters 35.9K I was putting high golds into the MUT Heroes 80-81 set if they were listed under 2000 coins or did not sell the first time I listed them. Only takes 5 high golds this way versus 6 high golds through the regular exchange set. This WAS really good for those gingerbread dudes. There is also a set in MUT Heroes where you can exchange 6x 80-81 MUT Heroes for an 85-86. It would take 9x 80-81 to get an 85-86 through the exchange set. So if you need an 85 or 86 OVR that is not promo specific, there you go. For a while, when the new Mahomes card came out, I was putting 3x low golds into the MUT Superstars set for a high Superstars gold and building Mahomes for a profit. If he gets Super Bowl MVP, this could potentially become profitable again. *Disclaimer, I have not checked the market lately to see what the profitability of GAP packs are for a few weeks now.

I did not look into it, but they said Cowboys golds were selling for a pretty penny last week.

Not sure about the current profitability of these packs.

Get a Player Log - Series 4 | 62-65 | 66-69 | 70-74 | 75-79 | 80+ | Total | | --------| --------| | 2445 | 2048 | 1551 | 616 | 140 | 6800 | | 35.96% | 30.12% | 22.81% | 9.06% | 2.06% | 100.00% |

So I knocked out the second solo of the new promo with 5-stars.  After the game I get an error stating something along the lines that it will take approx a minute to process the game.  So I log out, log back in, and I am not getting credit for beating the solo.  I wish I would have taken a screen shot.  Stuff like this and the Superstars sets not working properly is what frustrates me about this game.  I will redo the solo, if I get another error I will share the screen shot.

This has been a known coin making method from day one.  Worked all year last year and will only get better as the pack odds improve.   I open 100 at a time which costs 50K and takes about 20 minutes. I sell any power up that I get.  Everything else goes into exchange sets unless it is a low gold that sells for a lot of coins.  The hope is to get some power ups via those exchange sets.  I am not sure how much the power ups move for, but there were some power ups at the beginning of the game that if you pulled them they would essentially pay for the entire bundle of 100 packs on their own.  High golds were selling well.  I imagine specific ones sell even better now with the Theme Builders that are out.    The cool thing is that the exchange packs count in your pack totals.  So if you get 66 low silvers (which is about what I averaged), you get an additional 33 packs just from those exchange sets.   I had one time where I did not make coins and it was a loss of less than 50 coins.  I intend to open 100 packs later to see how it goes.  My current coin making method is dying down and I think this route may be faster now.

Selling the cards is a pain unless you put them all in exchange sets.

Sounds about right. I have found that it typically takes about 20 minutes to open 100 packs.

Congrats to Apex.