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With the increase in the number of users and card owners, we also saw a big increase in the number of participants in the weekly tournaments. The best way to get a bigger picture is by checking All Star Division 4 as it was the most popular during these months. The number of entrants is growing constantly as you can see in the graphics below

There is a big difference between the two pictures, in the first one it shows a number of 237 lineups registered for AS Div4 in Game Week 53 which was sometimes in April 2020.

In the second picture we can see the current data from Game Week 113 which is running between 3 – 6 November 2020. 1369 lineups submitted in AS Div4 for this gameweek, that’s more than 5 times the amount of teams since April.

At the same time there was an increase in the number of weekly tournaments available, from 11 to 21 different tournaments across the board in a full gameweek.

These number are incredible and with just over 3000 members we can say Sorare it’s still very early stages. The roadmap for Q4 2020 was released today

https://trello.com/b/Q3spPuDo/sorares-public-product-roadmap-q4-2020

and the Sorare app should be ready next year. Very confident that this platform will get bigger and bigger in the years to come.

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sorare Giveaway Contest

Posted on July 3, 2026 by sorarethegame

Take part in the free giveaway with a chance to win 4 rare players

Ryan Sanusi – MID – last SO5 scores: 78,50,58,65,47

Anderson Niangbo – FWD – last SO5 scores: 25,25,DNP,25,53

Mateus Uribe – MID – last SO5 scores: 34,38,35,86,69

Samy Mmaee – DEF – last SO5 scores: DNP,46,65,43,50

Estimated value = 0.152 ETH (£45)

To be eligible you must:

Own 5 rare cards or less
Like & retweet my twitter post
Tag a football fan friend in the initial post comments

If all of the 3 points above are checked, you are in with a chance to win all four players in the draw. Competition will finish on Tuesday 10th November at midnight.

The winner of all 4 cards will be randomly selected amongst the participants after the deadline passes and will be published on Twitter the next day.

Good luck!!!

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sorare AMA Session feb 2021

Posted on July 3, 2026July 3, 2026 by sorarethegame

This is the first part of the “ask me anything” session with Nicholas, CEO Sorare. A lot of interesting stuff is coming up in the next years regarding this project which is already establishing itself as the leading blockchain fantasy football game.

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so5 Scoring Matrix

Posted on July 3, 2026July 3, 2026 by sorarethegame

The Sorare SO5 scoring matrix is the engine behind every lineup decision. Instead of reducing football to goals and assists, Sorare tries to measure a player’s full match impact through two connected layers: Decisive Score and All-Around Score. The Player Score ranges from 0 to 100, and Sorare calculates it from real match performance data, with the five card scores in a lineup then added together to determine leaderboard rank.

Decisive Score covers the obvious, match-changing actions: goals, assists, red cards, penalties won, penalties conceded, own goals, clean sheets, and similar high-impact events. A player starts at level 0, worth 35 points, and positive decisive actions push him upward while negative decisive actions pull him down. Once a player moves above level 0, that level creates a guaranteed minimum score, which is why a forward who scores can still post a strong number even if his general play was ordinary.

All-Around Score is where sharper Sorare managers usually find the edge. It rewards or punishes the smaller actions that happen throughout a match: passes, duels, tackles, interceptions, shots, chances created, errors, possession lost, and other position-specific contributions. These actions can turn a quiet defensive midfielder into a fantasy gem, or expose a goal-dependent striker who needs a decisive action to matter.

That is what makes the SO5 scoring matrix so important for scouting. A casual manager may chase names, highlights, and goals. A better manager looks for repeatable scoring profiles: defenders who rack up duels and interceptions, midfielders who pass heavily and create chances, goalkeepers who make saves without facing constant chaos, and attackers who combine decisive upside with a healthy all-around floor. Sorare is still fantasy football, but the matrix rewards managers who understand football beyond the final score.