🐎 Introducing @Tradestables The Digital Horse Trading Card Game! Remember the feeling of ripping open a fresh pack of trading cards as a kid… The excitement of finding a rare one… The thrill of trading with friends to complete your collection? Trade Stables brings that experience back — but for the digital era. 🔥 Trade Stables – Base Set "Series 1" The debut collection features 11 unique horse racing cards you can buy, collect, and trade with other players. Each card features a unique racehorse with its own design, colors, and personality — built for collectors who love racing, competition, and nostalgia. Once these are gone… they’re gone. This is only the beginning. Future releases will introduce: • Larger base sets • Special event cards (@KentuckyDerby themed drops 👀) • New rarities • A thriving marketplace where collectors can trade and complete sets Trade Stables is built for collectors, competitors, and fans of horse racing who want that classic card collecting thrill again. But early collectors will always hold the advantage. 🏇 Start your stable. Collect the rarest horses. Trade with other collectors. Build the ultimate racing card collection. Series 1 is live now. ⚠️ And remember… there are only 10 Electric Gold Legendary cards. Will one be in your stable? 👉 Join now before the first drop disappears.

⚾ MLB CITY PINS ARRIVE @Tradestables YOUR FAVORITE TEAM. YOUR CHANCE AT A 1-OF-1. Our 30-team MLB City Pins set drops October 26 at 5 PM ET—three hours before World Series Game 3! Each team’s pin has just 26 copies. Be the first to collect and redeem 14 copies of the SAME team’s City Pin through Evolve to claim that team’s exclusive 1-of-1 reward! 🏆 Rewards vary by team, from mascots to legendary symbols of team history. These are Rare cards with favorable 5% drop odds for the set. Find your favorite teams through the pack store or trade with other collectors to build toward your reward! 🔥 This is your chance to get in early and chase a 1-of-1 by collecting the team you love. Other collectors have already been building their accounts toward our November app launch, and there’s still time to join them! 🪙 Every new account that joins the app AND our Discord receives 100,000 coins to get started! Join the Discord, claim your free starter coins, and start collecting! discord.gg/gUBHXJMRt Which team’s 1-of-1 are you chasing? 👀⚾ #WorldSeries #MLB #Baseball #BaseballCards #DigitalCollectibles #PinCollecting

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🐴 KICKS drops today at 3 PM ET. Five sneaker-inspired cards. Just 10 copies each. In honor of EWING, the inspiration behind Kicks, a separate tribute card is also in packs—outside the five-card set. Collect these and all future KICKS drops for the an Award card tradestables.net Join the discord now discord.gg/gUBHXJMRt

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PART 2 OF 2 — CONTINUED 4. Training reports — continued And to play devil’s advocate: if the answer is that any horse can win, what is the point of the training report? What useful decision is it helping me make, especially if the differences separating ranked horses are fractions of a second? Telling someone their horse ranks number 58 can create a very different impression from telling them how close it actually is to the horses above it. If the gap is only one or two thousandths of a second, that context matters. A ranking alone does not explain the size or significance of the difference. The information needs to be better explained so players understand what it actually says about their horse’s chances. A report can discourage an owner from entering a horse by suggesting it is not an early major contender or otherwise implying that it is unlikely to be competitive. Yet I have seen plenty of horses whose reports gave me that impression go on to perform well once they started racing. That creates a real problem. Someone could pass up races their horse had a legitimate chance of winning because they trusted the information they paid to receive. Training does not have to predict every result. But it should help players make better decisions. If the language is vague enough to discourage a competitive horse’s owner while giving another owner misplaced confidence, I question the value of the service. I can breed today, wait months to race, and still be expected to locate a narrow window when the horse might have a chance to compete. That is a lot to ask of a player without useful guidance. 5. Racing results and breeding value feel disconnected I understand that the highest-rated horse should not win every race. Conditions, suitability, and randomness should matter. But I need to understand why the apparent advantage of a stronger horse so often fails to translate into the results I expect. Breeding raises a related question. I have seen weaker horses produce exceptional offspring repeatedly, while exceptional horses fail to reproduce their own quality consistently. Individual examples do not establish the overall odds, but they do leave me questioning what I am paying a premium for. Breeding reports emphasize major wins and black type. What should a breeder infer from those accomplishments? How much do they matter to the offspring’s prospects? If race achievement is presented as a selling point, players need a clear explanation of its relevance to breeding decisions. 6. Surface changes have not improved the experience enough Too much of what I am seeing feels like surface work and generic AI-style presentation while the gameplay frustrations remain. I want meaningful improvements to the racing experience, clearer information, better graphics, and customization worth caring about. Where are the jockey silks and cosmetic purchases that could give players enjoyable, optional ways to spend? A new page design or another vague generated paragraph does not resolve the problems that determine whether I want to breed, train, and race. What would make me reconsider? I would need to see breeding fees that reflect current horse values, a simpler schedule, training reports that support actual decisions, and visible progress on bringing new players into the game. I would also need clearer explanations of what ratings, race achievements, and breeding reports can reasonably tell us. Players should be able to understand the proposition before committing more money. The betting experience also needs to feel complete and worth using, with clear bet displays, clear transaction rules, and meaningful incentives to participate. I have spent a long time giving feedback. This season, my spending will reflect that feedback too. I am sitting breeding out. Photo Finish Live needs to give me a reason to believe the next breeding decision will make more sense than the last one.

Rain delayed the game, but the chase is on! ⚾🔥 Introducing HOMETOWN ICONS: Jose Camines and Junior Cantero. Who do you got tonight—Cleveland or Tampa Bay? Drop your pick below! 👇 Join now and start the chase at tradestables.net #HometownIcons #TradeStables #ALCS #CLEvsTB #TBvsCLE #GuardiansVsRays #ClevelandGuardians #TampaBayRays #Guardians #Rays #ForTheLand #RaysUp #ClevelandBaseball #TampaBayBaseball #MLB #MLBPlayoffs #MLBPostseason #PostseasonBaseball #OctoberBaseball #PlayoffBaseball #Baseball #BaseballFans #BaseballCards #TradingCards #SportsCards #TheHobby #CardCollecting #SportsCollectibles #DigitalCollectibles #CollectTradeChase