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Proxy setup guide

Sticky vs rotating residential proxies for restocks.

Compare sticky and rotating residential proxies for TCG restock monitoring, checkout sessions, and drop-day proxy lists.

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When sticky sessions fit

Sticky sessions keep the same residential route for a window of time. They are the safer starting point for account login, queue continuity, carts, and checkout workflows where changing identity mid-flow can cause friction.

When rotation fits

Rotating residential sessions are better for discovery, broad monitoring, and lighter availability checks. Rotation helps spread monitoring traffic, but it is usually not what you want inside one checkout attempt.

The practical split

A practical card-drop setup uses both: rotating lists for monitoring and sticky lists for checkout. Keep them separate, test lightly, and avoid burning sessions before a release window.