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soxfansoxfan Registered Users, Member 164 Posts
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Just curious if anyone knows or has a good guess as to how many gloves/balls/helmets it takes to get a new club from bronze to silver or gold. My club is only semi-active so I'm trying to see just how far we'd get restarting cause we'd def lose a good chunk of members doing so.

Also, just wondering if people are trying the all star boxes and what good pulls you've gotten. Did four the other day and got 3 355s. Trying to decide if I want to push my luck and keep trying for a 425 or not.

I got severino, betts and happ. Was kinda hoping for Cole so I could create a 4 man Cole rotation XD

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  • HoumyHoumy Registered Users, Member 3,889 Posts
    @soxfan I never kept track of the club necessary donation amounts but the All Star boxes are definitely worth it with 30% odds of landing an all star. I got a 355 Corbin myself on the 1st try and will definitely go for more as the 425 players have higher maxes than regular primes and upgrade with blue XP.
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  • soxfansoxfan Registered Users, Member 164 Posts
    Another question on the all-star boxes. I'm on android so I can't see the odds on both. Are the odds the same on both for getting a player? If so, since the NL one has 3 less 355 max players, would that be my best chance for a 425 max player? Curious on where to spend, the positions and handedness (is that a word?) on the AL 425s suit me better but I'll take my best chance anyday.
  • LonzoBallinLonzoBallin Registered Users, Member 637 Posts
    soxfan said:

    Another question on the all-star boxes. I'm on android so I can't see the odds on both. Are the odds the same on both for getting a player? If so, since the NL one has 3 less 355 max players, would that be my best chance for a 425 max player? Curious on where to spend, the positions and handedness (is that a word?) on the AL 425s suit me better but I'll take my best chance anyday.

    Yes, the odds are the same for each. That said, I believe you have a 2.5% chance of getting a max 425 player in either box, so you should just go for whichever ones suit your roster best.
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  • soxfansoxfan Registered Users, Member 164 Posts
    Ok thank you. Will probably try the AL one a few more times and be done.
  • BigpredfanBigpredfan Registered Users 3,306 Posts
    I chose NL because 2 of the 425 hitters are left handed. All the 425 in the AL are right. Left normally better for walk-off if you get lucky 
  • DFBBDFBB Registered Users, Moderators, Member, Moderator 6,602 Posts
    Bigpredfan said:

    I chose NL because 2 of the 425 hitters are left handed. All the 425 in the AL are right. Left normally better for walk-off if you get lucky 

    I prefer the NL too. Btw, I think that I saw you win #freestufffriday!
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  • BigpredfanBigpredfan Registered Users 3,306 Posts
    I sure did!  Got XP and Davis upgraded from gold 3 to 4
  • coachlaingcoachlaing Registered Users, Member 10 Posts
    Whichever box suits your roster needs is the one to go for. Although you can’t go wrong as these players are better than regular 5-Star so they will send guys to the bench. The value at 30% pull rate is great!
  • DRCLEANUPDRCLEANUP Registered Users, Member 5 Posts
    I'm on Android and can't see the odds but they have to be WAY less than 30%. These boxes are your best chance at not being stuck w/850 (if ya lucky) prime or really crappy blue xp. I highly recommend the All-star  boxes!!
  • bigvivecbigvivec Registered Users, Member 2,133 Posts
    July 15th Doc....
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