Monthly Archives: April 2016

We knew that Topps’ digital brands were making enough progress in the hobby market to start to merit some extreme attention, sometimes on a national newsworthy scale. As a result of that influence, for the first time, there will be physical … Continue reading →

As expected, Huddle had a lot going on for the NFL draft, and I was glued to the app as I was watching all night long. The things they did ranged from a bit off the wall and fun to … Continue reading →

If you werent around last year for the draft, you missed out. Huddle literally went nuts with amazing content, including releasing cards live as the picks were announced. The content continued through the offseason, delivering cards that are still valuable … Continue reading →

Its been a rough week all around for all the Bunters out there, with two major programming issues impacting the game’s economy and spending. Starting with the release of Gypsy Queen last Friday, and a bad situation with Purple Boost … Continue reading →

Today, we got some great news for all the Huddle fans out there. As of 3/31, Topps physical is no longer going to be producing trading cards, however Topps Digital will be in the NFL game for years to come. … Continue reading →

There are a lot of reasons why people love digital cards, and even more reasons why they spend more time on the app than any other app on their phone. Some of it has to do with the content, but … Continue reading →

With the offseason upon us in Huddle, we are starting to see bolder patterns of releasing cards, especially lower count inserts and marathons that look to have EXTREME value overall. I have been curious to see how they perform, and … Continue reading →

After a 3 week wait, Bunt finally pulled the trigger on releasing the signature series card of Carlos Correa, the 2016 cover athlete for the app. At 225 count, it was the lowest so far by about 75 copies, and … Continue reading →

Its unfortunate that we have gotten to this point, and I am not happy that sets continue to be made untradeable in SWCT. Its a terrible precident to set and undermines the app’s reason for existence. Additionally, its an unpopular … Continue reading →

I have written about this subject many times over the last few years, and it continues to be one of the things that most users continue to struggle with. As a value indicator, card count can be a simple way … Continue reading →