The biggest shift in Sorare history is here. With the introduction of Sorare Set, the platform has introduced a totally different way to play—moving away from the rigid "Game Week" structure and into a world of levels, lives, and instant progression.But it raises a massive question: Will Sorare eventually change Pro to mimic this new style?In today’s video, we’re breaking down the fundamental differences between Set and Pro gameplay. While Pro is about the long-term marathon and managing a gallery over a full season (and maybe longer!), Set is a self-contained sprint. You can complete multiple levels in a single day, players are released immediately after their lineups end, and the "Board" mechanics feel more like a modern mobile game than a traditional fantasy sports competition.What we’re covering:• The Gameplay Loop: Why "Lives" and "Levels" might be the future of the entire platform.• The Price Gap: Set cards are significantly more accessible, but does the low barrier to entry actually devalue the Pro experience?• Market Psychology: Does being able to pick up great players for pennies in Set make people less likely to drop big money on Pro scarcities?• The Convergence: Evidence that Sorare is testing these mechanics to eventually overhaul how we play Pro competitions.Is Sorare Set a "fun side quest" or a Trojan horse designed to replace the Pro game we know and love? If players can get the same dopamine hit for a fraction of the cost, what happens to the high-stakes Rare and Super Rare markets?Let’s talk about it in the comments: Are you sticking with Pro, or has Set already taken over your weekend routine?🤝 Support the content by joining the Laird Social Club on Patreon! https://patreon.com/andrewmlaird