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How Grailday shows odds

Odds & Card Values

Every pack we sell shows its real odds before you can buy it. This page explains what those numbers mean; the numbers themselves live on each pack's own page, because they differ pack to pack.

What you'll see on a pack's page

  • Odds by value band. A pack's possible cards are grouped into bands by rarity/value, each shown with the percentage chance of pulling a card from that band.
  • Minimum and maximum card value. The lowest and highest value card you can actually pull from that pack — the real range, not a statistical estimate.
  • Chase cards. The specific standout cards in that pack that collectors are chasing.
  • Recent pulls. A live feed of what other players have actually pulled from that pack, so the odds aren't just a promise.

All four are shown above the buy button, before you can spend anything — not behind a link, not after checkout.

How the buyback price works

When your card resolves, you're shown a locked buyback price for it. That price is what you're paid if you sell it back — immediately, yourself, or automatically after the 3-day collection window expires. It does not change afterward and it does not depend on whether you or the timer sells it back.

Where the numbers come from

Card pricing, odds and vault fulfillment for every pack are supplied by our cataloging partner and refreshed on a regular sync — we do not set or adjust individual pack odds ourselves. A published pack's odds match what actually determines your pull; we don't show one set of numbers and use another behind the scenes.

Ready to see real numbers? Pick a pack — every pack's detail page leads with this information.