What's inside a pack — reading the card pool
How to read a pack's published card pool before buying.
Every pack publishes its complete card pool. This is the full list of cards that
pack can produce — not a sample, not a highlight reel.
Reading the pool
Each card in the pool shows its rarity tier, name, set, card number, and
condition or grade. Click any card to see its full details.
Why the whole pool matters
The pool tells you two things the drop rates alone can't:
- What you'd actually be happy pulling. A pack might have great odds for a
high tier, but if you don't want any of the cards in that tier, the odds don't help you.
- How the pool is shaped. A pack with 200 Bronze cards and 3 Holo cards behaves very differently from one with 20
Bronze and 3 Holo, even at the same headline rarity odds.
Cards leave the pool as they're pulled
Each physical card in a pool exists once. When someone pulls it, it's gone from that pack forever. The pool you see is
the live remaining pool, not the original one.This means odds shift slightly as a pack sells through. If a pack's drop
rates are pool-proportional, the published percentages update to match.
Sealed products
Some pools contain sealed products — booster boxes, ETBs and similar — rather than single cards. These are marked
distinctly in the pool.