Opening a Real Pack takes about thirty seconds. Here's the full flow and the controls you'll see along the way.
Before you open
Choose a game (Pokémon, Magic, One Piece or Riftbound) and pick a pack.
On the pack page you'll see the price, the number of Cards Per Pack, and two ways to check what's inside:
Set Contents – every card that can appear in the pack.
Slot Contents – each slot of the pack (for example "Rare slot") with the exact chance of every card in that slot. Click any card for its odds and details.
Use Demo Open to see the animation for free. Demos use throwaway data and add nothing to your Backpack.
Opening
Choose how many packs to open – 1 to 4 at a time. The total is shown on the button.
Click Purchase. The cost is deducted from your Coins and the result is generated by our provably fair system before the animation starts.
Quick Rip (or press F) skips the animation and jumps straight to the reveal.
The volume button on the pack page (or M) mutes the sound.
After the reveal: Keep or Sell
Every card you pulled is already in your Backpack at its full value. For each card you can:
Keep this Card – leaves it in your Backpack (you can add it to your Withdraw List later to have it shipped).
Sell – press and hold the sell button to sell the card back instantly for the Coin value shown. You get a 5-second undo (press U) if you change your mind.
Instant Sell – switch this on if you'd rather sell with a single click instead of holding.
Selling requires at least one deposit on your account. If you've only opened your free Welcome Pack, you'll be asked to deposit first – or you can order the cards instead.
Where do I see past openings?
Profile → Openings lists every pack and Single Pull you've opened, what you spent, what you pulled and the fairness data to verify it.
Related articles
Real Packs vs Single Pulls: what's the difference?
Selling cards back for Coins
Reviewing your opening history
Still need help? Open live chat from the bubble in the corner of any page, or email [email protected] – include your account email and, if relevant, the order number or transaction ID.