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Packz Pokémon Starter Pack: odds, drawn

Packz's $25 Pokémon Starter Pack, from its own odds table read on 7 October 2026: how often a pull is valued under the price, and what comes back after a sell-back. Nothing was bought or opened.

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By Alexander Korsager · Checked 7 October 2026 · We earn nothing from any app on this site

Packz69.6%of pulls are valued under the price
Packs opened
$125
spent on 5 packs
16.3%
chance every one is valued under the price, each counted as its own draw

The Pokémon Starter Pack odds, drawn

One bar per value band on Packz's table, lowest first, with a rule at the $25 price.

Pack price$25rung 3 of 8
Valued under the price69.6%of pulls, by card value
Back per $100No sumNo average return is published for this pack.
Top of the highest band$5000.1% of pulls
Count each pull as
69.6%
Under the price
0%
Crosses the price
30.4%
Price or more
  1. $12.50 to $17.50Under the price44%
  2. $17.50 to $25Under the price25.6%
  3. $25 to $37.50Price or more19%
  4. $37.50 to $62.50Price or more9.5%
  5. $62.50 to $125Price or more1.5%
  6. $125 to $250Price or more0.3%
  7. $250 to $500Price or more0.1%

Each band is the app's own value for the card and its own chance.

How many pulls pay less than the price once sold back cannot be said: the sell-back rate is not published. How to read a table like this is in card rip odds explained.

Cash back per $100

The average, then the sell-back rate after fee, then what $100 of this pack becomes. A missing term is shown as missing.

1

The pack's average

No average value or return on the pack pageNot publishedWithout it the chances cannot be turned into a return.
2

Sell-back rate after fee

Read on its terms and help pagesNot publishedWhat the app pays for a card sold straight back is not on a public page.
3

Back per $100

Needs both figures aboveNo sumNo average return is published for this pack.

Every exit route and its fee is on the cashing out page. For this app at your own spend, use the cash-back calculator.

Where it sits on Packz's ladder

Rung 3 of 8 by price. Bars are on a log scale, so $5 and $5,000 both fit.

  1. Pokémon packPrice only$5
  2. Pokémon packPrice only$10
  3. Pokémon Starter PackThis pack$25
  4. Sports packPrice only$25
  5. Pokémon packPrice only$50
  6. Sports packPrice only$50
  7. Pokémon packPrice only$100
  8. Sports packPrice only$100
  9. Pokémon packPrice only$250
  10. Sports packPrice only$250
  11. Pokémon packPrice only$500
  12. Sports packPrice only$500
  13. Pokémon packPrice only$1,000
  14. Sports packPrice only$1,000

The rest of its terms are in the Packz review.

The nearest price on other apps

Each other app's pack closest to $25, within 25% either way, by what $100 comes back as in cash.

Packs with a page here, nearest in price

10 more apps sell a pack near this price. Every priced pack, ranked and filtered, is in the pack finder.

What is not published, and questions

Not published or not confirmed

  • The pack's average value or return.
  • The sell-back rate: what the app pays for a card sold straight back.
  • Which withdrawal routes the app offers.
  • The smallest withdrawal.
  • Whether the odds move as cards are pulled.
  • Whether the app's card values match what the cards sell for elsewhere: not checked here.
What are the odds on the Packz Pokémon Starter Pack?

On the table read on 7 October 2026, 69.6% of pulls are valued under the $25 price and 30.4% at the price or more. The values are Packz's own.

How much does the Pokémon Starter Pack give back?

It cannot be worked out from what is published. No average return is published for this pack.

Can the odds change?

The pages read do not say they move with stock, and that is not confirmed either way. The table is the read of 7 October 2026; the pack page is the current one.

Why is a pull under the price not a total loss?

The card still has a value. What Packz pays for it on a sell-back is not published, so how much comes back is not known.

Alexander Korsager

Alexander Korsager

Every figure was read on public pages between 6 October 2026 and 7 October 2026. Nothing here has been tested with money yet. How apps are scored is on the rating method page.