The best-known rip site: packs of real PSA, CGC and BGS slabs from $25 to $5,000, stored in an insured vault, with a 90% cash buyback. Covers Pokémon, One Piece, sports, MTG and comics.
Pokémon-first rip site with packs from $1 to $5,000, provably fair pulls and odds on every pack. Slabs are vaulted with PSA, Fanatics and Alt, and you can sell back instantly at 85–90%.
GameStop's own rip product: PSA-graded Pokémon and sports cards from $25 to $2,500, stored in the PSA Vault, with a 90% buyback minus a fee. Launched publicly in April 2026.
Mobile rip app with Pokémon, One Piece and sports packs from $1 to $1,000, odds shown before opening and a 100% cash buyback for 7 days. Over 1 million Google Play downloads.
Claw-machine style platform with Pokémon, One Piece and sports slabs from $30 to $500, vaulted at Brink's. Odds and average values are shown; buyback is 90% of market value.
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.
Pokémon, One Piece and sports packs from $0.10 to $3,000, with odds on every pack and a 90% buyback. Very busy, but some users report slow shipping and withdrawal problems.
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.
Live-break app with 24/7 instant packs from $1 to $1,000 across Pokémon, One Piece, sports, MTG, Lorcana and comics. Sell-backs are paid in app credit.
Logan Paul's rip site, launched in 2026 with packs of graded Pokémon and sports cards from $25 to $1,000. Pack pools and odds are published before you buy. US only.
A Solana collectibles arcade with Pokémon, One Piece and sports slab packs from $25 to $5,000, plus ticket mini-games. Collector Crypt handles the vault and grading; buyback is 85%.
Graded card packs from $25 across Pokémon, sports, One Piece and Lorcana. Sell back at 105% of value, but only in Gems that can be spent on packs, not cashed out.
Instant digital rips inside the Fanatics Live break platform, mostly sports cards. Buyback is 90% minus a fee, paid in Fanatics credit you cannot withdraw.
Sports-first graded packs from $25 to $2,500 that also cover Pokémon and One Piece. Publishes average pull values and pays 90–100% buyback. Trustpilot 4.3.
Sports-card platform co-founded by Derek Jeter that also sells Pokémon slab packs from $50 to $250. Odds are published and buyback is 90% in cash, but Trustpilot reviews are poor.
Sports-first rip site that also sells Pokémon packs from $5 to $1,000, raw and graded. Buyback is 90% in site credit, and reviews complain about shipping and redemption costs.
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.
Sports card rip sites work like Pokémon ones: you buy a pack and pull a real graded card, usually a PSA slab of a rookie card or a numbered parallel. Arena Club, Packz, ClutchPacks and Courtyard have the deepest sports pools.
Prices swing with player performance, so the buyback value of a card can move between the pull and the sale. Check whether the buyback is fixed at the time of the pull.
FAQ
What is the best sports card rip site?
Courtyard, Arena Club and ClutchPacks have the biggest graded sports pools. Check Trustpilot and buyback terms, which vary a lot between them.
Can I get the cards shipped?
Yes, most sports rip sites ship graded cards from their vault for a fee.
