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How Single Pulls work

One spin, one card. How the spinner works, how to read the odds, and what the card colors mean.

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Written by Eduardo

A Single Pull is a one-card roll from a curated collection. You see every card in the collection and its exact chance before you spin.

Reading the odds

On a Single Pull page the Single Pull Contents grid lists every card in the collection, highest value first. Each card shows:

  • its market value in Coins, and

  • its chance of being pulled, as a percentage.

Cards are also color-coded by how their value compares to the price of the spin:

Color

What it means

Gold

7× the spin price or more

Red

4× or more

Pink

2× or more

Purple

At least the spin price

Blue

Half the spin price or more

Gray

Below half the spin price

Spinning

  1. Click Open Single Pull. The Coins are deducted and the spinner runs – one spin, one card.

  2. The card it lands on goes straight into your Backpack at its full value.

  3. Want it as Coins instead? Open your Backpack and sell it back at any time for the full value.

Want to see the spinner first? Demo Spin is free and adds nothing to your account. The mute icon in the spinner header turns the sound off.

Is the result decided before the spin?

Yes. The winning card is generated by the provably fair system the moment you click Open Single Pull – the spinner animation just shows you the result. It sometimes slows down near a big card for drama, but the outcome can't change once the spin has started. You can verify any spin from Profile → Openings.

Is there a minimum value?

No. Single Pulls are built for chase cards and bigger swings, so a collection usually includes both big hits and lower-value cards. Always check the odds grid before you spin.

Related articles

  • Is the result decided before the animation?

  • How pack, Single Pull and card prices are set

  • Selling cards back for Coins


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.

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