By its very nature, Ones to Watch is never a good place to look for low-cost beasts FUT 23 Coins. The following promos could be better options. However, while Ones to Watch is no great for those who want to play cheap however, it’s an effective way to make coins playing the game if you play your cards right.

These dynamic cards fluctuate dramatically in price based on the players’ and team’s performance and this year presumably based on the national performance of their countries, too. You can observe this in the price graphs of FUT comparators, where a star striker will rise in price in the lead-up to the game, and then go through the roof when they score or go down without a trace when the team is in the back.

The best way to make money from the cards is to typically purchase them in neutral times, hold them, and then sell them in the excitement. For instance, one of Liverpool’s players Darwin Nunez has had a slow start as a player on Merseyside with two league goals within his initial seven matches.

After an unsatisfactory 3-3 draw against Brighton and with tough fixtures on the horizon the OTW price – which was released just three days post-release – is hovering at around 70k coins. If a savvy gambler chooses the ‘low’ time to take one and consider selling it before Liverpool’s next game kicks off, especially if Nunez is in the team. An investor who is more risk-averse might decide to keep it until the game hoping Nunez will score, but the risks are much higher.

Another thing to look for when using OTW cards is when upgrades are already priced in’. Everyone is aware that Man City are going to win 3/8 games to get Haaland their first OTW upgrade, for instance and that’s part of the reason behind the exorbitant price in-game. Don’t fall for the trap of buying players that will surely get those three wins with hoping that they’ll rise when the time actually arrives buy FIFA 23 Coins. Most likely, this will just result in lots of people trying to cash in while simultaneously making the cost go down.