As a rule, Ones to Watch is never the best place to look for bargains
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. The next promos might be better bets. However, while Ones to Watch is no great for those who want to play cheap It's an excellent way to make coins in the game if you're playing your cards correctly.
These cards are dynamic and fluctuate greatly in price based on the performance of the team and player - and this year presumably based on their nation's performance also. This can be seen in the price graphs that are available on FUT comparison sites, where a star striker will rise in price leading up to an event, only to skyrocket when they score , or fall without a trace if the team is lagging.
The best way to earn money with the cards is usually to purchase the cards in neutral times keep them in your possession, and then sell them in the excitement. For instance one of Liverpool's players Darwin Nunez has had a slow start to life in Merseyside with two league goals in his first seven games.
After a disappointing draw of 3-3 against Brighton and with tough fixtures ahead the OTW cost - just three days after the release date - is hovering at around 70k coins. Some smart speculators may choose this 'low' moment to grab one, then look to sell it just before Liverpool's next game kicks off, especially in the case that Nunez is included in the squad. An investor who is more risk-averse might decide to keep it until the match in the hopes that it will be a winner, but the risks are much higher.
One thing to look out for in OTW cards is when upgrades are already "priced in'. Everyone is aware that Man City are going to be able to win 3/8 games in order to earn Haaland to receive his initial OTW upgrade, for instance, and that is part of the reason for the astronomical price in game. Don't fall for the trap of buying players who will certainly get those three wins with the hope that prices will be able to increase their prices when the time comes around
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. It is likely that this will result in a multitude of people trying to cash in simultaneously, driving the price down.
