How To Buy on Sorare ?
Win Auction !
To play Sorare, participate in tournaments and win rewards you will obviously need players.
Why auctions rather than the resale market?
Because the price of the cards on the auction will often be lower than on the secondary market. Of course, the players will not have levelled up yet, but that doesn't matter, the training center is there for that.
By the way, if you are not yet registered, by passing through our referral link you will win a rare card after winning 5 auctions so take advantage of it. Please note that you must win all 5 auctions within 90 days of registration, so don't miss out.
Player analysist
he first step before buying a player is of course to find out more about him. Go to reliable statistics sites. Transfermarkt for example will give you details about the player's performance.
Analysis of the player's value
Once you have carefully chosen the player, go to the website Soraredata.fr. Our article hereJust before the auctionGo to the secondary market and see how much the player is being offered for sale by other managers, and set a maximum price before you start/ during the auction
1) Don't bid 3 hours in advance on a player with all your budget. Wait to see if there are people interested in the card
2) The auction starts, go quickly to get information on the competitors, look at their nickname and go to their club, you will see quickly if you have in front of you new players without too much budget or monsters of Sorare with a gallery of 1000 cards which have unlimited budget! In these cases, go ahead, the cards are in 100 copies, just wait for the next card in a few hours, there may be less strong competitors in front of you and you will have the card at a better price.
3) The surprise effect is important, get used to bidding at the last moment when there is 1 minute of time left. You have to give the other buyers as little time to think as possible, make them doubt their purchase, exhaust them mentally.
Beware, sometimes the auction prices get out of hand, sometimes exceeding the secondary market price. So let it go, withdraw from the auction