Pokémon and soccer PSA slab packs from $50 to $250 with published pull rates and pack battles. Launched in late 2025, it pays out large amounts daily and offers a 90% buyback.
Y Combinator-backed site where you build custom mystery packs of graded Pokémon, One Piece and sports cards, with cryptographically verifiable randomness and a 90% cash buyback.
Boxes of raw MTG, Pokémon, Lorcana and One Piece cards with provably fair draws, battles and coin sell-backs. Ships from New York to the US and Canada.
General mystery-box site with Pokémon, MTG, One Piece and sports boxes alongside other items. Provably fair, public drop tables and Trustpilot 4.5 from 1,600+ reviews.
General mystery-box site where Pokémon packs sit next to watches and tech. Provably fair, but payouts are crypto-only and independent EV estimates are low.
Each player pays for the same set of packs. Everyone opens them at the same time, and the player whose pulls add up to the highest market value takes every card in the battle. Some sites offer team battles, “crazy” modes where the lowest total wins, and battles against a bot when no one else is online.
Battles are popular on stream because the result is shared: one player can walk away with several slabs. They also make the swings bigger, so the money you put in can disappear faster than with normal packs.
Picking a battle site
Use sites where every battle is provably fair and the pack odds are public, so you can check that no player was favored. Look at how pulls are valued (the market price source) and whether the winner gets cards or only credit.
FAQ
Where can I battle Pokémon packs online?
Gemint, Lootcase, Pullbox, Grailed.gg, Trove and Packy run Pokémon pack battles. General mystery box sites such as PackDraw and Boxed have battles too.
Are pack battles fair?
Only if every pack is provably fair and all players open the same packs. Check that the site publishes seeds you can verify after the battle.
What happens to the cards after a battle?
The winner gets all the pulls in the battle. They can be kept in the vault, shipped or sold back like any other pull.
