Hobby Flipper Release 2.0 Public Portfolio, Top Flipper Rankings & Top Flips Tutorial

The most fun feature in Hobby Flipper: the Flipper Rankings. Every member who has logged a flip is entered into the leaderboard, ranked by total net profit, with their number of flips and profit margin alongside — think World Series of Poker meets a high-stakes fantasy league, and the only gamified game of skill in the hobby.

Paul starts on the Profile page, where you control how you appear: opt out of the rankings entirely, or stay in under a custom handle instead of your real name. The same page turns on your public portfolio — a shareable link anyone on the web can open, Hobby Flipper member or not, to see your completed flips. Paul keeps his public because transparency about the plays you're making is what NoOffseason and Hobby Flipper are about, but it's your call.

Then the rankings themselves: filter by 30, 60, 90, 180 days, one year or all time to find the hottest flipper right now; sort by net profit or by margin, which is where flippers with smaller budgets shine (one member's single $8.30 flip is a 497% ROI); hover a name to open that member's public portfolio when they've enabled it; and switch to Top Flips to see the actual moves — raw-to-grade or graded, total net profit and margin for each. The Hobby Flipper Leaderboard is also right on the homepage.

Hobby Flipper is built to help you find the right card for the right player at the right time — and to make money flipping sports cards. Rather than tracking millions of cards, it focuses on the few thousand that actually produce repeatable plays and shows you, from the data, which plays to make and which to fade.