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Sniper: the Market sit pass

A real Brecilien session, from an empty list to a recorded candidate. Every screenshot below is from the app or the game. The figures describe that session only.

Observed28 August 2026ServerEuropeStatusproof lot 1

1. Start with an empty list

FAIT. Sniper only fills as the connected data client sees market pages. An empty table is therefore the normal starting state, not missing sample data.

AlbionSnipe Sniper connected with an empty result table.
FAITThe list before the Brecilien market pass.

2. Put the newest market listings first

FAIT. A market listing lives 30 days, so its Duration counts down from about 29d 23h when it is freshly posted to seconds when it is about to expire. Sorting by Duration, newest first brings the just-posted listings to the top: here every row reads 29d 23h. Those fresh entries are the ones to check against the market, not the ones with seconds left that have sat unsold for a month while the price moved. Sniper receives the same market data.

Albion Online Brecilien market sorted by Duration, newest first, every listing at 29 days 23 hours remaining.
FAITIn-game market capture used only to show the Duration sort. AlbionSnipe does not click or control the game.

3. Make the pass yours

The differentiator is not one fixed list. Tier, enchantment, category and city can narrow the feed. Minimum Black Market volume removes thin candidates. The average window, exit mode, price age and VIP rules change how candidates are ranked and highlighted.

Sniper tier filter with T6, T7 and T8 selected.
FAITThis session selected T6, T7 and T8. That is the operator's choice, not a universal rule.
Sniper advanced settings for Black Market price age and VIP profit rules.
FAITThe gear panel can pin VIP rows and require minimum margin percent, minimum silver gain and minimum discount versus average.

The Market sit preset in the current app selects a patient Black Market exit, a six hour maximum BM price age, a minimum volume of 10 per day and ranking by margin percentage. Change those values when your capital, time or risk tolerance differs.

4. Read one candidate, not a promise

FAIT. The captured Elder's Shield row showed a city listing at 79,999 silver, a 7 day average of 162,571, a Black Market reference of 142,719, a displayed Market sit margin of 53,443 and 39.4 units per day. The 7 and 30 day averages in the source snapshot were close, but that does not prove the listing remained available or that the item sold.

Sniper Market sit row for an Elder's Shield listing with price, average, Black Market reference, margin and volume.
OBSERVEDOne listing visible during the session. It is evidence of the interface and calculation inputs, not a repeatable return.

5. TAKEN records the candidate

FAIT. TAKEN creates a Journal entry with the item and prices. A_VERIFIER. The Journal screenshot was taken ten minutes after the Sniper capture and shows 57,011 rather than 53,443. It does not prove which exit mode was active when TAKEN was clicked, so the two figures cannot be treated as one audited calculation.

AlbionSnipe Journal entry for the Elder's Shield candidate.
A_VERIFIERLogged candidate, projected figures only. No completed sale is evidenced by this screenshot.

6. The virtual 100m pass

No result is published for this lot yet. A 100m simulation needs the complete observed order buffer, order depth, fees, volume constraints and an explicit exit rule. The screenshots prove selected rows, not the full opportunity set. Any later total will be labelled simulated or projected, never realised profit.

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