One thing to watch out to look out for when purchasing OTW cards
The dynamic cards change dramatically in price based upon the performance of the player or team and this year it is likely in relation to their country's performance as well. It is apparent in the price graphs on FUT comparators, where stars will rise in price leading up to an event, but then rocket after scoring, or drop without a trace when their team goes behind.
The most effective method to earn cash from cards is to typically purchase them in neutral times keep them in your possession, and later sell them after the hype. For example it is the case with Liverpool's Darwin Nunez has had a slow start to life at Merseyside with two goals from the league within his initial seven games.
After an unsatisfactory 3-3 draw against Brighton and with more difficult fixtures ahead the OTW cost - just three days after the release date - is hovering about 70k coins. An opportunistic speculator could choose the 'low' time to purchase one, and look to sell it just before the next Liverpool match kicks off, especially when Nunez is on the team. The more risk-averse investor might keep it for the duration of the game hoping they score, but the risks are much higher.
One thing to watch out to look out for when purchasing OTW cards is when upgrade is already 'priced'. Everyone knows Man City are going to play 3/8 games to secure Haaland its first OTW upgrade, for example and that's a big part of the reason behind his exorbitant price per game. Don't be fooled by players that will surely get three wins with the hope that prices will increase when the time arrives. Most likely, this will simply lead to lots of individuals trying to profit simultaneously, decreasing the value.
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