Evolutions finder

SnipeBid’s Evolutions view shows which evolutions you can do right now, the best player for each one and what he looks like afterwards. It reads the evolutions EA offers you, checks your club with EA’s own rules, finds the cheapest fits on the market and enrolls a player when you say so. SnipeBid never spends FC Points.

What it does

• For you: your best upgrade first, then every open evolution, the ones you can do now at the top.
• One evolution: the player before and after, the requirements as a checklist, and the cost written on the Start button.
• Protected players: valuable cards are kept out of the picks unless you ask for them.
• From the market: the cheapest cards that fit, with the total cost of card plus evolution.
• Paths and Progress: what a player can become through several evolutions, and how far you are in the ones you play.
• New evolutions: a badge, and an alert if you turn it on.

Open Evolutions

Open the EA web app and sign in. Your SnipeBid license must be active. Then open the view from one of two places:

• In the panel, go to Trade › 🧬 Evolutions and the view opens in one click. At the top it shows how many evolutions are open, how many you can do now and your best upgrade, once they have been read.
• On EA’s own Evolutions screen, tap the SnipeBid pill ✦ Best picks. When EA shows one evolution, the view opens on that one.

The first time, SnipeBid reads the evolutions from EA and then your club, paced like everything else. After that it reuses what it read for a few minutes. Refresh reads again; Done closes the view and takes you back to the tab you used before. Back (or Esc, or your phone’s Back button) goes back one screen.

For you

At the top is Your best upgrade: the club player who gains the most from one open evolution, shown before → after, with the cost and the time left. An untradeable player comes first when he gains nearly as much (Untradeable: nothing to lose). When a chain of evolutions gives clearly more, the card says Step 1 of 2 and the Paths screen has the rest. Start opens the evolution with that player picked; nothing is enrolled from here.

If none of your players fits, the top card shows the Best from the market instead. Below it, every open evolution is a row, sorted like this:

Each row shows the cost (Free, coins or FC Points), the time left to enroll, the best player’s face and his rating before → after. Evolutions you are already in, and expired ones, are folded away under In progress and Expired.

One evolution

Tap a row to open the evolution.

• Now → After: the picked player’s card before and after, with each stat that goes up. The numbers are labelled: EA preview is EA’s own result for this player (SnipeBid asks EA once, nothing is spent); Estimate is SnipeBid’s model, shown until EA’s preview arrives. EA recalculates the rating, so trust the EA preview.
• Requirements: a checklist for the picked player: ✓ met, ✗ not met, or Check in EA when SnipeBid can’t verify the rule.
• Levels: how many levels the evolution has, what each one upgrades and its objectives.
• Your players: every player of yours who fits, checked with EA’s own eligibility check. Loans and players already in an evolution are never shown. Untradeable players come first, then tradeable ones. Tags show active squad, tradeable or untradeable. Tap one to see his before → after.
• Pick your upgrades: in an evolution where you choose upgrades per level, pick one option for every level before you start. If SnipeBid can’t build EA’s choice for sure, the button says to enroll in EA instead.
• Paths for this player opens Paths for him.

Start

The cost is written on the button: Start · free or Pay 25,000 and start. A confirmation comes first. It shows:

• the cost,
• that the player becomes untradeable and that EA does not let you take him out,
• the date you must enroll by,
• if he is in your active squad, and if he is a protected player.

When you confirm, SnipeBid does exactly what EA’s Evolutions screen does: it previews the player in the evolution, then enrolls him. Then it reads EA again to check that it worked. It never enrolls the same player twice. If EA says no (not enough coins, the evolution is full or expired, the player can’t join), you see why and nothing is spent.

Protected players

Some cards are too valuable to lock into an evolution by accident, so they are hidden from the picks and from Your best upgrade. Change the limits in Settings › Club tools › Evolutions:

The picks say how many players are hidden. Show protected players shows them with the reason, and starting one of them adds a line to the confirmation. An untradeable player is never hidden for his price: he has no sale value to lose.

From the market

Under From the market, press Show market picks. SnipeBid looks in its price catalog for tradeable players who fit the evolution.

• Each card shows its rating before → after and the total: Total … · card … + evolution …, so you see the real cost up front.
• Some rules can’t be checked from the catalog, for example a specific PlayStyle, Roles or a birth date. Those cards show check in EA. SnipeBid never assumes they are met.
• An evolution for untradeable players only can’t be filled from the market.

Buy & enroll

Buy & enroll adds the player as a ⭐ Keep target. The bot buys him while it runs: it checks the live price first and stays within your squad budget. Once he is in your club, enroll him with one click under Bought for an evolution in Trade › 🧬 Evolutions, or let SnipeBid do it (below).

Enroll automatically

In Trade › 🧬 Evolutions, tick Enroll automatically after buying and SnipeBid enrolls players bought with Buy & enroll by itself. Only when you ticked it, and only for:

• free evolutions, or
• coin costs up to your cap in Max coins per automatic enrollment. 0 means free evolutions only.

Paths

Some players fit a second evolution only after a first one, for example once his rating or positions went up. Paths shows these chains for one player (your best upgrade, or the one you pick with Change player):

• Best path on top: every step, the player before → after, the total coins and about how many matches it takes. Then Other paths.
• Each step is labelled: Verified by EA (EA’s own check said he fits), Fits (SnipeBid check) or Likely. Steps after the first are estimates, because EA recalculates ratings after every evolution.
• A warning shows when a later step closes before you are likely to finish the earlier ones.
• Paths that need FC Points are shown last and never as free.
• Start step 1 opens the first evolution. Paths never enrolls by itself, and it makes no extra requests to EA.

Opened from an evolution, Paths also lists Players who reach this evolution after another one.

Progress

Progress lists the evolutions you are in: the player, Level 2 of 4, each level’s objectives (done / needed), Ready to claim in EA when a level is finished, and the date to finish by. EA lets only one evolution progress at a time, so the others show Paused: resume one in EA to play towards it. SnipeBid doesn’t claim or resume anything; you do that in EA.

New evolutions

When EA adds an evolution, it gets a New tag in the list, and the Evolutions tab and the pill show how many are new. The very first time you open the view, everything counts as seen, so you don’t get a flood.

To get an alert on Discord and on your phone, turn on New evolutions under Settings › Phone alerts (Discord) (off by default). SnipeBid checks while the web app is open, at most every 6 hours, paced like everything else. Each new evolution is announced once. The alert says how many of your players fit when SnipeBid read your club in the last few minutes.

Coins and FC Points

• FC Points: SnipeBid never spends them. If an evolution costs FC Points only, enroll in EA yourself if you want to.
• Coins: only after you confirm, or within the automatic enrollment cap you set.

Run a check

In Trade › 🧬 Evolutions, Run a check (nothing is enrolled or spent) lists the evolutions SnipeBid found and how many of your players are eligible for each. You can copy it as a report, which helps if you contact support.

Safety

Paced like the rest of SnipeBid, with human gaps and EA’s limits respected: every EA request waits its turn, and SnipeBid pauses on EA cooldowns, “slow down” messages or a lost session. See Safety & limits.

• Opening the view reads the evolutions and your club at most once every few minutes. One evolution adds at most one EA preview; closing it before then sends nothing.
• Paths and Progress use what was already read and send nothing to EA.
• Expired evolutions, full timed slots, not enough coins and other EA errors are explained. SnipeBid never retries them blindly.

Limits

• You still play the evolution objectives (the matches) yourself.
• Branching evolutions SnipeBid can’t pick for must be enrolled in EA’s own Evolutions screen.
• Ratings after an evolution are EA’s to decide: SnipeBid’s numbers are labelled as estimates until EA’s preview shows the real ones.
• You need an active SnipeBid license and the EA web app open and signed in.