BidForSoccerCards
Sources & corrections

Bid For Soccer Cards Sources

Every claim is assigned to one of six evidence levels. The shared source inventory was reviewed on September 6, 2026.

OfficialLast verified · source inventory
Tier 1 · official

Creator-owned Roblox pages and public endpoints

Use these for identity, restricted-state evidence, place names, media, votes, and platform status. A restricted response does not reveal its cause or duration.

Tier 2 · verified in game

Dated screenshots and repeat measurements

Use in-game evidence for card income, winning bids, Luck costs, Rebirth previews, and server behavior. Evidence must show the exact game state, place, date or version, account conditions, and an uncropped interface reference.

Comparable rows keep the card or system label, visible number, server, date, account context, and source frame together.

Tier 3 · observed trackers

Useful for trends and public-record cross-checks

Trackers can preserve averages, peaks, growth, place timestamps, and pass listings. Their refresh times differ, and they cannot prove hidden game mechanics.

Tracker numbers always keep a checked time and source label. When stale, they are presented as a last recorded snapshot.

September 11, 2026 — source access review

SourceWhat this review obtainedEvidence limit
Official Roblox listingReadable game identity and description, plus a server-availability noticeNot a client join test
Games APIAn older cached response; a fresh response was not obtainedNot a new live-status check
Rolimon’s and IntelBricksNewer, separately recorded activity observationsThird-party snapshots, not synchronized official live data
Creator communityLimited readable public contentNo private Discord access or verified invitation
Video indexA title, creator name and date attributed by a third-party indexNo readable transcript or verified gameplay segment
Roblox SupportConnection and permission troubleshooting documentationGeneral platform guidance, not a confirmed incident affecting this game

How conflicting observations are handled

Keep the observation date, source sample time, and gameplay event date separate. An old error response must not silently replace newer evidence. A readable catalog page must not be upgraded into a claim that all accounts can join.

A failed request, wrong game identity, missing field, or restricted response is not a normal zero-player measurement. Conversely, a valid current record reporting zero is not automatically an error merely because it is zero.

Status observations · Player snapshots · Join troubleshooting

September 8, 2026 — source access note

The exact Roblox game URL resolved to Title Unavailable during this review. The readable Games API copy was older cached material, so this review does not claim a newly retrieved live API response or an in-game availability test.

The creator community page exposed limited readable content. No private Discord messages were accessed. Roblox’s current social-link guidance was used to explain visibility conditions on the official-links page, not to claim that a hidden invitation exists.

A newer relative update label on Rolimon’s was not converted into a dated gameplay patch. Video pages did not yield independently verifiable gameplay evidence, so no card value, route, probability, or timestamp was added from them.

Official-links explanation · Status review · Roblox social-link guidance

Research inventory

Public records used for the September 6 check

Restricted-state rule: publish availability as unconfirmed, keep zero out of the live-player field, retain historical figures with dates, and do not infer deletion, copyright action, maintenance, data loss, or a return time.

Tier 4 · video frame

A timestamped frame can support only what it shows

A video title, thumbnail, or narration is not enough. A publishable observation needs the video, timestamp, identifiable in-game frame, confirmed fact, version context, and confidence.

Tier 5 · community report

A reproducible lead, not a fact

A player report starts a recheck. It remains a community report until an editor can inspect its source frame or reproduce the claim in the current game version.

Tier 6 · unverified claim

Keep claims out of confirmed answers

Unsupported value tables, code lists, probability claims, scripts, titles, and search snippets may be documented as claims, but never promoted to active or official without stronger evidence.

Which source takes priority?

Creator-owned Roblox pages and public Roblox endpoints take priority for official facts. Dated in-game evidence supports mechanics; trackers support trends; community reports are leads only.

Can a tracker prove a card value or server rule?

No. A tracker can support public metadata and historical activity, but it cannot prove unpublished card values, entry requirements, or progression differences.

How can I submit a correction?

Email [email protected] with the page, exact claim, public link, and an uncropped screenshot when the claim depends on the game interface.