FC 27 SBC solver that uses your own club first

Solving a squad SBC from your club

On EA’s SBC screens every set and challenge gets a ✦ Solve chip. Tap it (or just open a challenge) and the SnipeBid solver opens beside it: a card next to EA’s challenge panel on a computer, a sheet at the bottom on a phone. Press Solve with my club:

1. SnipeBid gathers your club players and SBC storage, minus loans, your exclusions and (by default) your active squad.
2. Tradeable cards are costed at their live market price, so the cheapest ones are used up first. SBC storage and untradeables go in before any of them.
3. It tries many squads and checks the best ones with EA’s own requirement check, so rating, chemistry and every rule are judged by the Web App itself.
4. The result appears on EA’s pitch as a preview. Nothing is saved yet.

The solver then shows whether every requirement is met, the rating and chemistry, the club value the squad gives up and what it buys, with a rough cost, and one tile per card (SBC storage, untradeable, duplicate or BUY ~price). Don’t like a pick? Tap its tile (or ✕ on the pitch card), and SnipeBid solves again without that player.

Protected cards

The solver is set up to spend fodder, not your best cards. By default it:

• never uses your active squad (starting 11, subs and reserves);
• never uses evolved players;
• uses TOTW and promo cards only when a rule asks for them.

You can also set a rating ceiling, exclude leagues, countries, rarities or single players, or use only untradeables. All of it lives in the ⚙ solver options; details in the SBC solver docs.

Buying the cards you’re missing

With Use players I don’t own on (the default), the solver may plan with cards you don’t have. They show on the pitch with a yellow BUY tag and a price. Buy N & submit then buys them, cheapest listing first, at or under the market price plus 8% (you can change it), and spends at most 20,000 coins per challenge unless you raise that. Bought players go to your club, never to the transfer list. Special versions without a market price are never picked, since they are usually rewards you can’t buy.

Buys use the same reaction speed, coin checks and spend limit as the sniper. A Fodder prices table in the solver shows the cheapest card per rating from 75 to 95, refreshed every 5 minutes.

Repeatable SBCs: solve ×N and submit

On a repeatable SBC with at least two repeats left, choose ×2 up to ×10 and press Solve ×N & submit. SnipeBid plans every squad first, each without the cards used by the ones before, and never touches your active squad in a batch. You get one confirmation for the whole batch, listing the squads, the cards from your club, what it will buy and the rewards. Then it buys, saves and submits each squad in turn, with a short wait between them and a Stop button. The batch stops at the first problem and tells you how many were submitted.

Whole sets: every challenge planned at once

On a set with two or more open challenges, the solver’s Whole set tab plans every challenge from your club in one go, each card used once across the set and your active squad never used. Each challenge shows Ready (with what it buys) or why it can’t be planned; nothing is saved yet. Then Save all saves every squad for you to submit in EA, or Save & submit all submits them one by one after a single confirmation, paced, with a Stop button. If one challenge can’t be filled from the cards left, nothing is saved.

One-click points SBCs

FC 27 also has one-click SBCs that work on points: you select cards in EA’s work area, each card earns EA’s points toward the challenge’s target, and submissions add up. There is no chemistry or squad shape, so the question is different: which cards earn the most points for the least you give up?

• EA’s own points per card are read from EA’s work area. Where they can’t be read, SnipeBid estimates them and says so.
• Fill best points selects the cards with the best value per point: SBC storage and untradeables first, then tradeables worth up to 2,000 coins each, and at most 30,000 coins of value per submission (both adjustable).
• The solver shows the cards, the points, the value given up, the coins per point and the cap per submission (raised in one tap) before anything happens. It doesn’t buy cards for points unless you set a max coins-per-point.
• You submit in EA: Review & submit in EA opens EA’s own Review screen, where you confirm. Then press Fill next for the next round.

Don’t want the points helper? Switch it off in the solver settings; the squad solver is unaffected.

Limitations

• Not every challenge can be solved from every club. When no squad meets every rule, the solver says how close it got (for example 9/10 requirements) and suggests allowing buys, raising the max spend or loosening exclusions.
• EA limits how fast you can browse SBCs. SnipeBid spaces its SBC requests and caches sets and your club for a few minutes; if EA still says slow down, it waits 3 minutes.
• Missing players can only be bought if someone is selling them at or under your limit right now.
• The solver works through parts of EA’s Web App. If an EA update changes them, SnipeBid pauses the solver until it is updated rather than guessing.
• Points estimates are conservative and only used when EA’s own numbers aren’t readable.

Who it’s useful for

Anyone who does SBCs regularly and is tired of building fodder squads by hand: it uses the cards you already own before it spends coins. It’s also useful on repeatable SBCs, where solving ×10 by hand takes ages. Want your coins to grow faster too? The same panel runs the trading bot, and the squad builder builds your playing squad for a budget.