How's it going this season with you guys? Many greens?

Ovidiu Szabo — 69 overall. Originally just another LB in the pile. Now one of my most solid defensive assets. Stats are trending up across the board: - Shooting: 46 ⬆ - Passing: 72 ⬆ - Dribbling: 74 ⬆ - Physical: 53 ⬆ He’s 24, plays both LB and RB and already showing signs of long-term upside. Here’s the thing with MFL: Everyone’s looking for “rare” or “meta” cards. But very few people track progression velocity. This guy’s slowly upgrading in every stat. Quietly becoming a top-tier fullback while others chase overpriced hype cards. No flashy sale. No instant flip. Just data, improvement, and long-term conviction. This is the kind of card that becomes invaluable during deep tournaments or rotational gaps. And when the market finally notices? That’s when the edge turns into profit.

Andresen: $5 → $9 Mertens: Free → $3 Ferraris: Free → $5 Small flips. Quick moves. Quiet profit. Some stayed a while. Some left fast. All served a purpose. This isn’t about making $100+ on a single trade. It's about staying active, spotting undervalued players, and keeping your roster liquid enough to move when others stall. Here’s the truth: You don’t need 10x bangers. You just need 10 smart 1.5x flips — and suddenly your balance looks different. And the best part? These kinds of plays don’t rely on hype.They rely on you paying attention: - Who’s getting minutes? - Who’s being underpriced? - Who’s just been listed by a sleepy manager? We break these down in here not to flex — but to show exactly how they happen. So when you see a $3 bump on X, know there’s a strategy behind it. And if you’re still waiting for the “perfect” flip, you’re probably missing 5 good ones a day. Stack small wins. Then stack again.

No jackpots. No “once in a lifetime” wins. Just one tournament run at a time — stacking rewards the slow way. Today alone: +132 +2600 +90 +40.5 +5.1 +1480 +1.05 +14.4 Total: 4,364.55 $MFL. Some of these came from a 7th-place finish. One from just hitting the quarterfinals.Even small group-stage wins are dripping value. That’s the thing with MFL — it’s not just about winning the whole thing. It's about consistently placing, entering smart, fielding depth, and letting the system reward your planning. Most people underestimate how powerful that is. They think the only way to “win” is to flip cards or dominate finals. But the truth? The grinders — the ones tracking form and building deep rosters — they’re the ones slowly snowballing their way to big balances. And by the time the crowd catches on, those players are already too far ahead. Inside the community, we’re sharing these runs, breaking down rosters, and reverse-engineering the plays behind these payouts. Not to flex. But to make this repeatable. If you're treating MFL like a game of luck, you're playing the wrong game.

These three cards might not look like much to the outside world: 🔸 German Gil: $5 → $8 🔸 Roger Griffiths: $10 → $18 🔸 Aleqsandre Chiqovani: $5 → $7 Just smart buys, quiet plays, and real in-game performance. This isn’t about flipping. It’s about recognising when to sell. Each of these players: - Got picked up when the market was quiet - Trained or performed under the radar - Moved up in value as the meta shifted The difference? Some people scroll through the market looking for stars. That second group? They’re the ones making moves like this every week. None of this is luck. It's what happens when you → Play the long game The best part? If you’ve been treating MFL like a collect-and-hope game… You’re leaving money and insight on the table. You can do this too. Let's go!