NettyWorth Elite Odds
Pokémon
Average return102.7%$103 back per $100 spent
Typical pull88%of the $250 price
Pack price$250one graded card
Pulls counted4measured live
Average return106.9%$107 back per $100 spent
Typical pull70%of the $250 price
Pack price$250one graded card
Pulls counted13measured live
Average return106.9%$107 back per $100 spent
Typical pull70%of the $250 price
Pack price$250one graded card
Pulls counted13measured live
The last 10 rips from this pack
Faded cards were worth less than the $250 you paid.
These 10 packs cost $2,500 and returned $2,790 in cards, but 6 of the 10 were worth less than $250.
From best pull to most common
Best pull today
$280
Half are worth less than
$176
Most common
$125–188
Promised odds vs real odds
NettyWorth's published odds
Base $125–25170.4%
Common $251–50125.0%
Uncommon $501–8014.0%
Rare $801–1,1010.50%
Ultra Rare $1,101–1,4010.09%
Grail $1,401–5,0000.01%
PackRips has no measured share per tier for this pack yet.
Where pulls land
Share of pulls, by card value as a multiple of the $250 price
8%46%8%15%8%15%
0.25–0.5×0.5–0.75×0.75–1×1–1.5×1.5–2×2–5×
13 pulls measured live
How much does Elite pay back?
Elite on NettyWorth ($250) returned 106.9% of spend as card value across 13 pulls (gross; measured by PackRips from live feeds, as of Oct 16, 2026). Half of pulls came back at or below 70% of the pack price. Fewer than 500 pulls: provisional.
Average return by day
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