Card ripping research, free to cite
Original counts from what card rip sites put in writing: odds, averages, sell-back terms and winners lists. 2 studies so far, each dated and sourced.
By Alexander Korsager · Checked 6 October 2026 · We earn nothing from any app on this site
7 of 27publish enough to work out a return
- show odds in public
- 21
- state an average
- 11
- best return per $100
- $95.00
The studies
Each one answers a question with a count, and shows the count.
Card rip odds report: who publishes what
7 of 27publish enough to work out a return
- show odds on a public page21 of 27
- also state an average pull value11 of 27
- also publish a sell-back rate8 of 27
- also pay it in cash or stablecoin7 of 27
Who shows odds, who states an average and who says what a card sells back for, across 27 sites.
Read the study →Biggest pulls, site by site
$34,364is the largest card listed, on ClutchPacks
- ClutchPacks: $1,000 packs valued under the price78%
- Packz: $1,000 packs valued under the price70%
- Lastpack: $1,000 packs valued under the price70%
The largest pulls 3 sites list in public, each beside the price and usual result of its pack.
Read the study →What the studies are counted from
One dataset, read from each site's own pages and checked on 6 October 2026.
A fact that could not be read on a site’s own page is kept and marked as not published. It is never filled in. The same dataset sets every score: see how we rate.
How a study is made
Four rules, the same for every study.
A question with a count
Each study asks something that has a number for an answer, and says how the number is counted.The site's own page
Figures come from terms, help pages, pack pages and public lists, each linked and dated.Counted in code
Counts are computed from the dataset when the site is built, so a figure and its table cannot drift apart.Limits stated
Each study says what it cannot show, and names the pack or list every figure comes from.When a site changes a term we have read, the dataset is updated and the change is logged on corrections.
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cardrip research, https://cardrip.org/research/, data read 6 October 2026
Every figure was read on public pages on 6 October 2026. Nothing here has been tested with money yet. Who writes the site and who pays for it is on about cardrip.