Nike SNKRS: Sneaker Shopping 4+

I have been a Nike member for years but it wasn’t until about 3 years ago that I started to collect Sneakers seriously. I played basketball at a high level and have been a lover of the game since high school.
The SNKRS app can be frustrating to try and win those drops only to be told that you have not been selected, I know I’ve had plenty. My best run was 5 drops in a row which happened over the last 2 weeks, all I can say is don’t give up and keep trying.
Turn on all your notifications and enter everything, if you win and you don’t like them, just return them or sell them, that way you don’t lose.
Good luck everyone!

Firstly I want to start by mentioning the app has been very temperamental recently, it frequently crashes straight after opening it, it seems to take forever to refresh the screen…… “pulling the latest”
The colour theme keeps changing from light to dark by itself, I change it back and within an hour it’s reset again! Tried deleting & reinstalling the app but still the same.
Other than that it’s been a decent 3 years, admittedly the first year or so I won nothing much but all in all I’ve had a total of 10 W’s on raffles entered, 1 normal purchase from items that were already in stock, 4 Exclusive access’s - rubber dunks - j6 Carmine - j1 hyper royal - j4 unc
Not sure if it makes a difference to my chances on SNKRS but I also use the normal Nike app too to make regular clothing & shoe purchases so maybe that helps?
My Mrs has had the app for about the same length of time except for her she had closer to 20 W’s the best of which being the Chicago Dunks but she’s had Zero Exclusive access’s!

I have not once won a raffle on SNKRS once since its release. While I understand this is about luck, I am left with no choice other than to pay obscene markups for the shoes I want via reselling websites and other marketplaces.

Today on SNKRS day the community was full of excitement, but was met with nothing but disappointment; the event consisted of three underwhelming shoe raffles and early access (random invitations) for users to buy shoes they may have not even been interested in. As someone who was looking forward to this event, I was left frustrated without the opportunity to attempt to buy any shoes of my choice. This poorly managed event has only fueled the resale market even more... I hope the NIKE team learns from this and brings better managed and more exciting events in the future.

P.s, letting your clients register for a chance to buy the shoes they want would be a much better approach than sending early access invitations to a random shoe. Ending the event in a bang (where dozens of raffles opened for the shoes that were available) could have been a better way to conclude the event. Thank you for trying regardless and I hope this improves in the future.