FC 27 SBC Score Calculator

FC 27's Streamlined SBCs don't want a full squad — they want a number. Add your cards, watch the total climb toward the target, and stop feeding SBCs more fodder than they need.

Summary: every FC 27 player item carries an Item Score based on OVR, rarity and Holographic status (e.g. an 85-rated gold = 2,100 pts). Streamlined SBCs set a target — Bouaddi's was 20,000 — and you submit any mix of cards until you hit it. Duplicates count in full, and 84–85 rated fodder is wildly efficient: one 85 is worth about 2.5 eighty-fours. Item Scores are subject to EA tuning — the in-game numbers are the final word.

The calculator

Heads-up: Item Scores are subject to EA tuning, and the rarity multipliers below are community-tracked estimates, not EA-published numbers — toggle them off to see base scores only. Always go by the scores shown in-game.

Duplicates count in full — the same player submitted twice scores twice. "Estimated" marks interpolated values where EA hasn't published a number (94 / 92 / 79 / 77) or single-source values (75).

How the new Streamlined SBC works

FC 27 replaced most rating-and-chemistry SBC requirements with a target-score system. Every eligible player item carries an Item Score based on its OVR, rarity and Holographic status, and you contribute items toward the SBC's target across multiple submissions — ten cards worth 200 points each, or two cards worth 1,000, both clear a 2,000 target. That's the whole game now.

No chemistry, positions or formations
Unlike the old system, Streamlined SBCs don't ask for an 11-man squad with chemistry thresholds. Some challenges may add a minimum OVR or restrict which items are eligible, but the days of rebuilding your squad around links are over for these.
Most Player and Upgrade SBCs
The streamlined format covers the majority of Player SBCs and Upgrade SBCs. Traditional SBCs aren't gone — they're kept for puzzle-like, complex multi-requirement challenges.
Duplicates count
The same player submitted multiple times scores in full every time, including untradeable duplicates. Two identical 83-rated cards give 410 + 410 = 820 points.
Partial progress is saved
You can submit in several goes; progress carries over. If the SBC expires before you finish, submitted cards are not returned — instead you get tiered untradeable partial-completion rewards based on the points you banked.
Holographic cards score more
EA confirmed rarity and Holographic bonuses stack: a Holographic TOTW card gets both the TOTW rarity bonus and the Holographic bonus. Cards rated 87 and below are Regular Holographic; 88 and above are Pristine Holographic. Exact multipliers are community-tracked (see below), not EA-published.

Base Item Score table (Gold cards)

EA published the exact base values in the FC 27 Launch Update (cross-checked across independent outlets). Scores for 94, 92, 79 and 77 were never published — the table below interpolates them and marks them estimated, as is 75 (single source).

OVRItem ScoreOVRItem Score
9540,000852,100
9432,500 estimated84830
9325,00083410
9222,000 estimated82340
9119,00081280
9014,00080180
8911,00079160 estimated
888,30078140
875,50077120 estimated
864,10076100
7590 estimated
Silver (74–65)35Bronze (64–45)20

Rarity multipliers (community-tracked, toggleable above): Gold base ×1.0 · Campaign special ×1.25 · Holographic campaign ×1.875. These come from community tracking, not EA — treat them as estimates and check in-game values. Item Scores are subject to EA tuning during the season.

Worked examples from real SBCs

Bouaddi — 20,000 target. Ten 85-rated golds give 10 × 2,100 = 21,000: done with room to spare. Here's the trap to avoid: twenty-four 84s give 24 × 830 = 19,920 — eighty points short. Swap a single 84 for an 85 and you're at 21,190. That's the 84→85 cliff in action.

Pascal Groß POTM — 18,750 target. Nine 85s give 9 × 2,100 = 18,900 — clears it with 150 to spare. Eight 85s (16,800) leave you 1,950 short, so don't round down.

Raphinha LaLiga POTM — 1,300,000 target. At 40,000 per base 95, that's 32.5 cards — so 33 base 95-rated cards (1,320,000), or far fewer Holographic campaign cards at the ×1.875 multiplier. This is where the fodder tab earns its keep: always compute before you submit.

Opening packs to hunt fodder? Check your real pack odds first so you know what those packs are actually worth — then run the finished squad through our FC 27 chemistry calculator, and pick their chemistry styles with the 3-question finder.

SBC Score FAQ

What is an Item Score in FC 27?

An Item Score is the point value attached to every player item in FC 27, based on its OVR, rarity and Holographic status. In the new Streamlined SBC format you submit any number of eligible cards toward a target score — for example, an SBC with a 20,000 target can be completed with ten 85-rated cards (2,100 points each = 21,000) or any other combination that reaches the target.

Do duplicate cards count toward an SBC target score?

Yes. Every submitted card scores in full, including duplicates of the same player — even untradeable duplicates. Two identical 83-rated cards contribute 410 + 410 = 820 points. That is why the cheapest fodder strategies in the calculator repeat the same high-value rating.

Do Holographic cards score more in FC 27 SBCs?

Yes. EA confirmed that rarity and Holographic bonuses stack — for example a Holographic TOTW card gets both the TOTW rarity bonus and the Holographic bonus. Holographics rated 87 and below are Regular Holographic; 88 and above are Pristine. The exact multipliers (×1.25 for campaign specials, ×1.875 for Holographic campaigns) are community-tracked, not EA-published, so the calculator lets you toggle them on and off.

Why is 84–85 rated fodder the best value in FC 27?

Because the Item Score curve jumps there: going from 83 (410 points) to 84 (830) doubles the score for one rating point, and 84 to 85 (2,100) more than doubles it again. One 85-rated card is worth about 2.5 eighty-fours or 5.1 eighty-threes, so high-84/85 fodder clears targets with far fewer cards.

Will EA change Item Scores during the FC 27 season?

Possibly. EA has said it will keep monitoring Item Scores against real data and player feedback, so scores are subject to tuning. This page's score table is config-driven and marked where values are community estimates — always treat the numbers shown in-game as the final word.

What happens to cards I submit if I don't finish a Streamlined SBC?

Submitted cards are not returned, but your partial progress is saved and you can keep submitting until the SBC expires. If it expires unfinished, you receive tiered untradeable partial-completion rewards based on the points you banked instead of the full reward.