Raw-card Origin packs from $10, plus Collector Crypt's graded machines · USDC
Each pull’s value against the price of its pack.
| Value ÷ pack price | Pulls | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Under ¼ | 0 | 0.0% |
| ¼ to ½ | 0 | 0.0% |
| ½ to 0.9 | 3 | 42.9% |
| About even | 2 | 28.6% |
| 1.1 to 2× | 2 | 28.6% |
| 2 to 5× | 0 | 0.0% |
| 5× or more | 0 | 0.0% |
Six things, weighted. Hover one for what it measured.
4.3/ 5
Good, with a trade-off or two
$108Umbreon & Darkrai GX
$93.00Pikachu
$50.00Gengar Vmax
$45.00Serperior ex - 164/086
$29.00Rayquaza VMAX (Secret)
$28.00Glaceon (Master Ball Pattern)
$26.00Dedenne GX - 195a/214
$25.00Sandy Shocks ex - 159/131.jpg)
$25.00ClefairyTerms checked 2026-11-08.
Not checked yet: min buy-in, deposit fees, withdrawal fee, where they ship, vault cost.
By Lars Langenstueck, reviewed 2026-11-08
PocketPull sells digital packs that each open to one real card. You keep it in your collection, ship it to your door, or sell it back, and every pack shows its price, odds, average card value and sell-back rate before you open it. It is run by OmniCore Business Services Inc., and its terms are governed by the laws of Alberta, Canada.
It has two kinds of pack. Its own Origin packs are cheap and come from PocketPull's own inventory: raw Pokémon singles at $10 and $20, and a $10 Dragon Ball pack with raw and graded cards. Alongside them sit 14 Collector Crypt machines under PocketPull names, the Pulse Pack at $25 up to the Titan Pack at $2,500, which are Collector Crypt's graded-card machines at Collector Crypt's prices.
Our verdict
A tidy little shop with an unusually cheap way in: $10 packs of raw cards, with odds, value bands and an expected value printed on every pack, and terms that name the company behind it. The Origin packs are PocketPull's own; the bigger graded packs are Collector Crypt's machines, so their economics are Collector Crypt's. It is quiet, a few dozen opens a week, so our measured sample grows slowly. Two things to know: the card values on Origin packs are PocketPull's own figures, and its terms say odds and value displays are descriptive, not a promise.
Origin packs are PocketPull's own. The Origin Pack ($10) gives one near-mint raw Pokémon single and the Origin Pokémon Pack ($20) one raw Pokémon single; the Origin Dragon Ball Pack ($10) gives one Dragon Ball card, raw or graded. These are not slabs: most cards are ungraded singles from PocketPull's inventory.
The other 14 packs are Collector Crypt's machines with PocketPull names: the Pulse Pack is Collector Crypt's $25 Pokémon pack, the Navigator Pack its $50 One Piece pack, and so on up to the $2,500 Titan Pack, across Pokémon, One Piece, baseball, football, soccer, basketball and mixed sports. Those cards are graded slabs from Collector Crypt's vault, and PocketPull's terms say vaulted cards are stored and shipped through Collector Crypt.
Every Origin pack uses the same five tiers: 75% Common, 15% Uncommon, 7% Rare, 2.5% Epic and 0.5% Legendary, each with a value band. PocketPull also publishes the average card value inside each tier, so the expected value is its own arithmetic you can check: on 8 November it worked out at $10.26 on the $10 Origin and Dragon Ball packs and $20.79 on the $20 Origin Pokémon pack, a little above the price.
Those card values are PocketPull's own. Its Origin pack notes say the insured values come from its own product spreadsheet, so they are an estimate by the seller rather than an independent market price, and the terms add that odds and value displays are descriptive and guarantee no particular result.
On the Collector Crypt machines PocketPull shows an expected value as well, which ran from 102% to about 111% of the price on 8 November.
Packs are paid in USDC from your PocketPull wallet. You can fund it with a card through the built-in on-ramp or by sending USDC on Solana, so you don't need a crypto wallet of your own to start. PocketPull may ask for identity verification before deposits, withdrawals, shipping or sell-backs.
Origin cards sell back instantly for 85% of their value in USDC, and you see the offer in dollars before you accept; a confirmed sell-back is final. Smart Sell can sell common pulls for you automatically. PocketPull also runs a marketplace where you can list or buy cards; its terms mention a 2% fee on marketplace transactions that go through Collector Crypt.
You can ship a card to your address when shipping is enabled for your region and the item is eligible. Shipping is insured, tracked in your account, and you pay the shipping charges, taxes and duties shown before you confirm.
Every open earns Pocket Points toward seasons, quests and rewards, and binders track your progress on completing sets. The points have no cash value, but they can pay for an Origin pack: 9,000 for the Origin Pack, 10,000 for the Dragon Ball pack and 18,000 for Origin Pokémon.
PocketPull is operated by OmniCore Business Services Inc. Its terms are governed by the laws of Alberta and Canada, you must be 18 or the age of majority where you live, and support is by email at [email protected].
It suits you if you want a cheap, low-stakes rip with the odds on the pack, or if you like collecting raw Pokémon singles. For graded slabs at higher prices, its packs are Collector Crypt's own machines, so you are choosing PocketPull for its shop and rewards rather than for different odds.
Odds, packs and terms are PocketPull's to change.
PocketPull is run by OmniCore Business Services Inc., publishes terms (governed by Alberta law) and a privacy policy, and shows the odds, value bands and expected value on its packs. Its own Origin packs are valued with PocketPull's own figures; its graded packs are Collector Crypt's machines.
No. You need a PocketPull account, and you can fund its wallet with a card or by sending USDC on Solana. Packs are paid in USDC from that balance.
Cards from its own Origin packs sell back instantly for 85% of their value in USDC. You see the offer in dollars before you confirm, and a confirmed sell-back is final.