Our tickets, and the prices we're watching
Our tickets
What the Barbouches hold — and what's already been sold on the FIFA Resale Marketplace.
Sold tickets
R16 + QF price watch
Nightly snapshots of the cheapest available seat per knockout-stage match (ticketdata.com). Tap a match to view current listings.
Held-inventory watch · the Ederer thesis
Economist Florian Ederer (Boston University, antitrust/IO) argues FIFA actively manages the secondary market — holding back excess inventory (his estimate: 30–40%+ per match) and feeding contiguous seat blocks onto resale platforms. NY & NJ Attorneys General are investigating FIFA ticketing (subpoena, May 2026). A strong hypothesis from a qualified source — not proven; empty seats can also be soft demand.
Live alert feeds · armed 2026-06-03
Two independent crowdsourced feeds now watch all 12 R16/QF matches and email the moment a listing hits target — pushed to a monitored inbox that Claude reads each morning, flagging a ⚡ buy-signal whenever a price crosses threshold on a target match. Together they cover both the resale market and FIFA's face-value Last-Minute-Sales drops.
| Alert feed | Status | Coverage | Armed |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Great Reviewer | live | 12/12 R16+QF · smart-deal + under-price | 2026-06-03 |
| SeatSidekick | live · Alerts Pass | 12/12 · smart-deal 25% + FIFA face-value drops + new-under | 2026-06-03 |
transport.4.suite.301@gmail.com) → the fifa-ticket-alerts-ingest task (daily 07:38 CT) logs every alert and surfaces ⚡ buy-signals on the 12 targets. No FIFA scraping — alert emails only.