What we have found, and when

A dated record of every platform we have collected, every figure we have published, and every change we have caught. Platforms revise their odds and terms without announcing it, so the date on a number matters as much as the number.

We date every dataset because this category changes underneath you. In one month, Arena Club's entire $25 Pokémon checklist rotated — not one card from September appeared in October, the common tier shrank from 50 cards to 24, and the displayed rates stopped adding up to 100%.

  1. MintPull added

    Terms cap withdrawals at $250 per seven days and credit returns as pack purchase credit, against a “100% FMV guarantee” on the homepage. Operated from Hong Kong under Hong Kong law.

  2. Pickem added

    Three-hour window from opening a pack before the card is sold automatically — the shortest in the category.

  3. Packed added

    §6.3 limits storage to one day. Terms require Value Band odds to be displayed, which no other platform contractually commits to.

  4. Fast Rips added

    Homepage advertises a 100% buyback paid to a bank account; §6.3 of its terms says Platform Credit has no cash value outside the platform.

  5. Buyback comparison published

    Five platforms advertise 90%. One pays 84.6% after fees and three pay credit that cannot be withdrawn.

  6. Arena Club checklist rotated entirely in one month

    Not one card from the September $25 Pokémon Bronze checklist appeared in the October one. The Lineup tier shrank from 50 cards to 24, and the displayed per-card rates then summed to 49.07% rather than 100%. Unresolved.

  7. Clutch Packs observed results collected

    158,556 verified on-chain pulls across 25 packs, averaging 1.01× the pack price — the only observed return data in the category.

  8. Courtyard and Packz odds collected

    All 92 Courtyard packs and all 14 Packz packs, collected first-hand and published as open data.

Open questions

Things we have published as unresolved rather than guessed at:

Corrections

We publish these rather than quietly editing.

Found something we have wrong? The methodology page explains how we handle corrections.