Strategy
Target Watchlist
Items screened for the next corner
What We Screen For
- Low best price, so fee inflow buys meaningful quantity
- Few sellers, so the ask ladder is short enough to clear
- Low average daily sales, so natural supply cannot refill the float
- No assigned value or demand rating, so the item is unwatched
- High deleted-copy count, so the true float is smaller than it looks
Candidates
| Item | Observed Best Price | Status | Reasoning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Old Pirate Brigade | 95 R$ | Queued | very low floor, thin book, same era as the primary target |
| Crossbones Shades | 95 R$ | Queued | cheap entry, no assigned value so nobody is watching |
| Death Rider | 100 R$ | Screening | floor is low but copy count needs verifying first |
| Singed Scientist Hair | 100 R$ | Screening | recent listing activity, may have real demand |
| May Day Lei | 200 R$ | Screening | seasonal item, holders relist unpredictably |
| Overseer's Undertaker | 250 R$ | Screening | moderate floor, sellers appear well capitalised |
| Alpine Hat | 360 R$ | Rejected | too liquid, supply refills as fast as we clear it |
| Carnagecopia | 7,451 R$ | Rejected | floor already too high to corner on fee inflow |
| Eccentric Dark Wizard | 333,333 R$ | Rejected | someone already tried this here |
Why the primary target scored well
Steampunk Robin Hood cleared all five screens at once: a floor under 1,000 Robux, 23 sellers, less than half a sale a day, no assigned value or demand rating, and a third of its copies already deleted. That combination is rare. Most cheap limiteds fail on liquidity, because supply refills as fast as you clear it, and most illiquid ones fail on price, because the floor is already too high for fee inflow to move.