Baseball Platinum Pack vs Baseball Pro Pack: which pack is the better rip?
On live data, Baseball Platinum Pack is currently the better value: a 0.965x cash-out ratio against Baseball Pro Pack's 0.873x, across 328 indexed pulls combined. Numbers refresh as new pulls mint.
| Metric | Baseball Platinum Pack | Baseball Pro Pack |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | CAUTION | CAUTION |
| Pack price | $500 | $50 |
| Calibrated EV | $570.21 | $51.06 |
| Cash-out ratio | 0.965x | 0.873x |
| EV ratio (at sticker FMV) | 1.140x | 1.021x |
| Median pull | $414.50 | $43.70 |
| Hit rate | 31.0% | 27.4% |
| Volatility (stddev/EV) | 0.45x | 0.51x |
| Pulls indexed | 29 | 299 |
02 / EV history
EV ratio over time, overlaid
Cash-out ratio over time, two packs compared. Baseball Platinum Pack: 588 points from Aug 1 to Sep 23, starting at 0.64x and ending at 0.96x, up overall (+52.0%), ranging between 0.64x and 0.96x. Baseball Pro Pack: 633 points from Jul 12 to Sep 23, starting at 1.70x and ending at 0.87x, down overall (-48.6%), ranging between 0.73x and 1.70x.
Cash-out ratios: calibrated EV after each pack's own observed buyback, against its current price. 1.00x is where a pack returns exactly what it costs.
03 / Quick answers
Baseball Platinum Pack vs Baseball Pro Pack — quick answers
- Which is better value right now: Baseball Platinum Pack or Baseball Pro Pack?
- Baseball Platinum Pack currently offers the better cash-out ratio (0.965x vs 0.873x) — what each pack returns per dollar after its own buyback haircut. Ratios refresh as new pulls are indexed, so the lead can change.
- Which pack has better odds of beating its price?
- Baseball Platinum Pack: 31.0% of indexed pulls met or beat the pack price. Baseball Pro Pack: 27.4%. These are observed odds from real pulls, not posted odds.
- Which pack is riskier?
- Baseball Pro Pack has the higher volatility (0.51x vs 0.45x stddev/EV) — its pulls swing further from the average, in both directions.
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