The acquisition of FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Coins packs was even the driving force behind a spate of Xbox Live hack

It means the likes of promoted teams Burnley, Leicester and QPR get to have their real life homes turned virtual – rarely afforded to smaller teams on the game. Player ratings are a pretty big deal in the FIFA 15 Coins franchise. Marked out of 100, each and every single player on the game’s roster is assigned a points score based on their real-life performances in 2013-14, with the ratings dictating how their virtual counterparts perform on a digital level.  The invites are restricted to a specific mode on a specific console and cannot be transferred. While many fans have likely not yet realized they are in the beta, those that have checked and have not received an invite will have to wait until the demo is released.

EA Sports Cheap FIFA 15 Coins have also released images of some of the new scanned faces including Danny Welbeck, Jack Wilshere and Juan Mata. New features in the latest version of the game also include more player faces for some of the Premier League’s most familiar players, broadcast graphics and even goal line technology. Anybody who has ever played Ultimate Team on any of the FIFA games knows that 3rd party coin sellers exist alongside special bots which comb the transfer market looking to make quick, automated deals. This kind of mechanical coin farming bogs down the servers and, obviously, rather manipulates the player/item economy. The acquisition of FIFA 15 Ultimate Team Coins packs was even the driving force behind a spate of Xbox Live hacks. We’ve seen leaked player ratings for the likes of Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United, and the leaks have even made their way to Spain, with a handful of Real Madrid player ratings falling into the wrong hands way ahead of FIFA’s scheduled release next month.

Real enjoyed a record-breaking season in 2013-14, winning an historic ‘La Decima’ – a tenth-straight European crown.  They claim to have banned “hundreds of thousands” of accounts in FIFA 14 over these matters, and suggest that they “are making security and Transfer Market health a top priority in FIFA 15 Ultimate Team.” But how will Los Blancos fare in FUT 15 Coins′s ratings system? Will Gareth Bale see an increase from his score of 87 last year, and how about new signing Toni Kroos? We have good news, because we’ve seen the aforementioned leaks and here we can bring to you 5 Leaked Real Madrid Player Ratings. Click ‘next’ to get started.