Madden NFL 25 Guide – How to Farm Coins

As a seasoned gamer with over two decades of Madden NFL under my belt, I can confidently say that EA Sports hasn’t changed much when it comes to their microtransactions. Year after year, we find ourselves grinding for Coins in Madden Ultimate Team using strategies that are eerily similar to those used in the past.

Here comes the yearly launch of the popular game, Madden, featuring Madden NFL 25. As anticipated, it brings back the common in-game transactions. The methods for amassing Coins in Madden Ultimate Team have largely remained consistent over time, so let’s walk through them from easiest to most intricate.

Solo Battles

The easiest method to grind for Coins is Solo Battles. As you level up through the rankings in Solo Battles, beginning at Rookie all the way through Legend, you will reap both Coins, as well as Packs which can be traded away for more Coins. This progression system resets every Friday, offering up a perennial source of Coins and Packs. Battle Score difficulty multiplier will determine how many or few games you will have to actually play each week to reach Legend, with the hardest difficulty requiring a mere 12 games won over the course of a week.

Challenges

Overcoming Obstacles is just another simple approach to accumulate Coins in Madden NFL 25. You’ve got a wide range of objectives and levels of difficulty to pick from, with the highest rewards coming from the most difficult Challenges. Time-limited events and special occasions also offer excellent opportunities for high-paying Challenges.

Solo Seasons

As a passionate enthusiast, I’ve got to admit that diving into the standard Solo Seasons can sometimes feel like a labor of love, rather than a source of immediate reward. For instance, the first Division only grants you a modest 300 Coins – and that’s only if you manage to win all three games. The subsequent Divisions do offer slightly more, but the increase isn’t substantial enough to make it feel like a significant payoff for my time invested.

In Ultimate Solo Seasons, the challenges are significantly tougher, but the rewards are substantially greater. You could earn up to 13,500 Coins and 14 Packs if you manage to win all 30 matches. The Coin payouts can reach into the thousands, and there are also Packs as part of the prize.

Head 2 Head Seasons

1. Internet-based games provide an abundance of Coins, and they present a refreshing change from past techniques that were always against computer opponents. The weekend is ideal for discovering a wider range of competitors, even ones who may match your ability level.

Selling Sets

Finishing Item Sets and selling them for the reward cards, whether regular or Vintage, could potentially yield a significant amount of Coins as earnings. Keep in mind to account for the 10% tax that is withheld from every card sale when determining the exact profit you stand to make.

Flipping Cards

At the Auction House, savvy players can seize an advantageous chance, especially those well-versed in market trends and the evolving football season. By purchasing cards at fair market prices with the aim to resell them later when prices surge due to forecasted increases, they engage in a practice called flipping. This strategy calls for a certain level of strategic thinking about future market fluctuations.

Sniping Cards

As a savvy collector, I always need to keep my eyes sharp and my mind quick to grab cards below their market value. The goal is to sell them swiftly for a nice Coin profit. Wisely utilizing the Auction House filters can help uncover fantastic bargains, whether I’m buying or selling!

As a dedicated Madden NFL 25 gamer without any cash to splash, here’s how I manage to rack up Coins: I make the most of all the legitimate grinding methods available in the game.

2024-08-25 20:42