PackAnalyst

Measured from public pulls · same pipeline for every site

Know what a pack really pays, before you rip.

Card-rip sites advertise the odds, rarely what they pay. PackAnalyst measures every site and every pack from real pulls: typical return, average, and the net take-home after cash-out that nobody else shows you.

operators rated
36
operators rated
packs measured
1,027
packs measured
real pulls sampled
16,781,560
real pulls sampled
card value seen
$356.2M
card value seen
Computed by us from public pulls, not republished estimates

Live openings

sampled from every operator's feed
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The packs

Every pack, ranked by value

Sorted by the typical rip: the middle outcome across every opening we counted, with half of them landing below it. Net take-home is what survives the site's own buyback rate.

#PackCostTypical rip?Net take-home?Pulls?
1$1000180.0%162.0%174
2$50.00116.0%–641
3$30.00113.3%102.0%17,840
4$15.00112.3%–17,695
5$50.00100.0%–827
6$50.00100.0%–5,187
The operators

Every rip site, measured

Ranked by tier, then by score. The percentage is what the packs gave back, counted from openings we watched happen, not the sort order.

How we rate

Measured, never blended.

A return figure and a payout rule answer different questions, so they stay in separate columns here. There is no combined score, because averaging the two would hide exactly the part that costs you money.

The terms

How you pay in, whether you can get money back out, at what rate, from which country, and after which identity check. The rules that turn a good pull into an actual payout, or fail to.

Real value

What the packs gave back, counted opening by opening, always with the payout form attached: gross, then what survives the buyback, in cash or in store credit. Never one blended number.

The receipts

Every figure carries its source, its date and the number of pulls behind it. Nothing is dressed up as more precise than the sample allows.

Every pack has a house edge. Know it first.

We count what came out of the packs and publish the middle of it. Same pipeline for every site, every figure with a date on it.