Updated: June 27, 2026

2026 Football Sticker Album Update June 2026 — Drafts Mode

By Earnaldo Team • June 27, 2026 • 7 min read

2026 Football Sticker Album just shipped its biggest gameplay shake-up yet. The Drafts Update — live in late June 2026 and flagged right in the game's [DRAFTS!] Roblox title — adds a brand-new tournament mode that pays out double rewards, plus 4 new Moments cards at the back of the album. Until now this was a pure collect-and-complete game; Drafts gives it a competitive loop for the first time.

What's New in the Drafts Update

The headline is a new mode the developer simply calls Drafts. Instead of pulling packs and slotting stickers into your album, you build a one-off squad from a pool of random players, then play to win the bracket. The in-game blurb sells it plainly: build a team "with random players, try to win it all for 2x the reward."

That 2x multiplier is the part that matters. A clean draft run is worth twice what a normal session pays, so the mode isn't a side gimmick — it's a real Gem accelerator for anyone who can string wins together. It also borrows the format every football fan already knows: a fresh squad each run, luck of the draw, and a payout that scales with how far you go.

Alongside Drafts, the patch added 4 more Moments cards to the end of the album. Moments are the game's special, show-off cards. They sit outside the main completion track, so they don't move your album-completion percentage, but they're the cards people actually chase once the base album is done.

How Drafts Mode Works

Drafts breaks the usual collection rhythm on purpose. You don't bring your owned stickers into a draft — you assemble a squad from random players handed to you at the start, which levels the field between brand-new accounts and players sitting on a near-complete album. Everyone drafts from the same kind of pool.

From there it's a knockout: play out the run, and the further you push, the bigger the payout. Finish on top and the reward doubles. Because the squad is random each time, no two runs feel identical, and a weak draft early can still snowball if you read the board well. It's the closest this game has come to a skill-and-luck competitive mode rather than a grind.

The 4 New Moments Cards

The four fresh Moments cards drop at the tail end of the album. You get them from the dedicated Moments pack in the shop, or rarely as a surprise from any standard pack. Since they don't count toward your album-completion percentage, they're purely for collectors and for flexing a stacked lineup.

If you've already finished the base album, these four are your next target. If you haven't, don't burn your Gems chasing them yet — the standard stickers you still need will always matter more for completion than a Moments card that sits off to the side.

How This Affects Gameplay

Before this patch, 2026 Football Sticker Album had one core loop: open packs, paste stickers, finish pages, repeat. It's satisfying, but it's solitaire. Drafts adds a second loop that's competitive and repeatable, and that changes how you'd plan a session.

The smart move now is to split your time. Spend Gems on packs when you're chasing specific album gaps, but bank a chunk of runs for Drafts when you want to multiply rewards rather than gamble on pack pulls. The 2x payout means a good draft streak can fund a lot of packs you'd otherwise grind hours for.

There's a fairness angle too. Because drafts pull from random players, a new account isn't locked out of the mode the way it's locked out of a finished album. That makes Drafts the best on-ramp for newer players to earn meaningful Gems early, instead of grinding the base collection for days before they feel competitive.

New Codes

The Drafts Update didn't ship a batch of update-exclusive codes the way some games do. This game runs on milestone codes — they drop when the Roblox page crosses a like or visit threshold, not strictly when a patch lands. That said, one of the currently active codes, OnlineTournaments, lines up neatly with the new tournament-style Drafts mode.

Here are the codes worth redeeming as of June 27, 2026. Each pays 500 Gems, which goes straight toward packs or Moments pulls.

Codes are case-sensitive, so type them exactly as shown. The developer has said the next code lands at 7,000 likes, so liking the game both supports it and tends to unlock the following drop. For the full, daily-maintained list with expirations, check our 2026 Football Sticker Album codes page.

Updated Tips and Strategies

Use Drafts to Snowball Gems

Treat Drafts as your income engine, not just a novelty. One winning run pays 2x, so chaining a few clean drafts builds Gems faster than opening packs and hoping for value. Bank those Gems, then spend them in bulk when you know exactly which album pages or Moments cards you're missing.

Don't tilt-queue. If a draft hands you a rough random squad, play it out for the partial reward rather than rage-quitting — even a mid-table finish pays, and the experience teaches you how the random pools tend to break.

Prioritize Album Gaps Over Moments

The 4 new Moments cards are tempting, but completion still rules this game. Finish your base album pages first — those are what the whole mode is built around — and only pivot to the Moments pack once your standard collection is locked in. Moments don't raise your completion percentage, so they're a reward, not a requirement.

For a full walkthrough of pack odds, trading, and the fastest completion path, our 2026 Football Sticker Album guide breaks down where your Gems go furthest.

Redeem Codes Before They Rotate

Milestone codes here expire once the next threshold hits and the list rolls over. The 6kLikes code is the newest of the bunch, and a 7kLikes-style code is already on the way. Grab the four active ones now so you're not chasing 500 Gems you missed.

Community Reaction

Early reception has held steady, with the game keeping its roughly 91.7% rating across more than 10,400 favorites through the patch. For a collection game that was previously single-player by nature, adding a competitive mode is the kind of swing that could have split the playerbase — so far it hasn't dented the score.

The pull toward Drafts makes sense given what players were already redeeming. The OnlineTournaments code existed before this mode shipped, which suggests tournament-style play was on the roadmap and asked for. Drafts reads as the developer delivering on that direction rather than bolting on something nobody wanted.

The honest caveat is that the mode is fresh, so long-term balance feedback — whether the random pools feel fair, whether the 2x reward is tuned right — will take a few more weeks of play to settle. Developers often adjust payout multipliers and draft pools in follow-up patches, so expect the numbers here to move. For now, the update reads as a genuine expansion of what the game is, not just a cosmetic drop.

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