Rip a ten-card pack, or take one card off a five-step ladder. Whatever you pull gets shipped.
One card, rare floor
The cheap way onto the ladder. Twelve rares, none under ninety cents, and a chase worth six times the floor.
Demo build. No payment is taken.
One card, holo floor
The first rung with a real floor. Every card is holo, and a quarter of the pool is chase.
Demo build. No payment is taken.
One card, ultra floor
Nothing below ultra. The floor here is worth more than most retail packs' best card.
Demo build. No payment is taken.
One card, secret only
Secret rares only, all twelve of them. One rip in four returns more than the box costs.
Demo build. No payment is taken.
Graded slabs, top of the ladder
PSA 10 slabs. The top of the ladder, and the one step not pretending to be ready.
Graded cards need a graded price feed, and the catalogue behind this site prices raw cards only. Nothing here can be priced honestly until that exists, so it is not for sale.
Chance that the deciding card comes back Ultra or Secret, on the same basis for all three.
Retail figures are the published Scarlet and Violet slot rates, stated for the hit slot so all three columns compare like for like. Demo odds, not real pull rates.
72 cards are live right now. The best of them is worth $289, and it sits in the same slot 10 you are drawing against.
Nobody has bought a pack yet, so there are no customer results to show. These are real pulls from the same server draw the buy button runs, at the published odds and at today’s catalogue prices. Ranked by what the pull returned against what it cost.
$13.77 · 10 cards
@oldgrowth 4h ago
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$10.89 · 10 cards
@shortwave 9h ago
$10.01 · 10 cards
@oldgrowth 21h ago
$7.94 · 10 cards
@westbound 10h ago
$10.51 · 10 cards
@tin_roof 9h ago
$14.17 · 10 cards
@kelpforest 12h ago
$74.58 · 1 card
@oldgrowth 19h ago
$8.46 · 1 card
@tin_roof 5h ago
These 8 rows were cut from 5,000 seeded draws, which is the only reason they look like this. A board of winners is not a distribution; the odds table above is.
Two rules shape the cut, and neither is a natural outcome: products are seated a row each — strongest single pull first — before any product takes a second, and none may take more than 2. Without them the ten-card packs win every slot, because they are the cheapest things on the site that can hit a Secret. There are more products than rows, so 2 of the 10 on sale are not on this board at all.
Handles and times are invented. The cards, the finishes and the prices are not — they are what the draw resolved. Demo odds, not real pull rates.
The pull is decided on the server the moment you click. The animation is just how you find out.
Sleeved and toploadered. A ten-card rip ships as ten cards, not a summary of ten cards.
What the server drew is what leaves the building. No substitutions, no swapping a hit for credit.
The percentages on this page are not marketing copy written next to the code. They are the same values the draw reads at runtime, and a test in the build fails if the two ever disagree. Odds are computed on the server; nothing about a pull is decided in your browser.
This is a demo build. Odds are tuned for the demo and are not real retail pull rates, payment is not wired up, and nothing ships yet.