The best way to make money from the cards is usually to buy the cards during periods of neutrality then hold them and then sell in the hype FIFA 23 coins. For example one of Liverpool's players Darwin Nunez has had a slow start to life on Merseyside with two goals from the league within his initial seven matches.

After the draw was a disappointment, 3-3 against Brighton and with tough fixtures in the near future the OTW price - only three days after release - is hovering around 70k coins. A savvy investor could decide this time of low prices to buy one, and then decide to sell it before the next Liverpool game starts off, particularly in the event that Nunez is in the line-up. The more reckless investor may keep it for the duration of the game , hoping it will be a winner, but there is a greater risk.

Another thing to look to look out for with OTW cards is that upgrades are already priced in'. Everyone knows Man City are going to win 3/8 games to get Haaland his first OTW upgrade, as an example and that's part of the reason behind his pricey in-game fee. Don't fall for the trap of buying players who are likely to win those three wins in the hopes that the price will rise once the time comes around. In all likelihood, that will simply lead to lots of people trying to cash in simultaneously, which will drive the cost down.

Ultimately, Ones to Watch cards are predictable in a few ways and unpredictable in others. The unpredictability is what draws people to them cheap FUT 23 coins, but understanding those predictable peaks and bottoms, buying when they're at their lowest, or selling when they're up - is how you can reliably generate coins using them.