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Courtyard Pokémon packs, ranked by cash-out ratio

41 of the 129 Courtyard packs we track are Pokémon packs. Wildcard Starter Pack leads the category at a 0.934x cash-out ratio — still less than it costs, so no Pokémon pack currently pays for itself. Every number below comes from 8,226 real indexed pulls.

Packs tracked
41
Pulls indexed
8,226
+EV right now
0 of 6
Top hit rate
100.0%

Pokémon pack rankings

Packs ranked by cash-out ratio within each signal tier, with price, calibrated EV, hit rate, 7-day trend and verdict
#PackPriceCalibrated EVCash-out ratioHit rate7d trendVerdict
Reliable signals(6)30+ indexed pulls, fresh data, and a data-quality score of 70 or better.
01Wildcard Starter PackPokémon$25$25.760.934x28.3%CAUTION
02Pokémon Starter PackPokémon$25$25.170.927x26.1%CAUTION
03Pokémon Pro PackPokémon$50$52.450.904x29.1%CAUTION
04Pokémon Ultra (Spicy)Pokémon$249$258.430.878x35.3%SKIP
05Pokémon Master PackPokémon$100$97.810.829x25.3%SKIP
06Pokémon Basic PackPokémon$15$10.120.601x15.9%SKIP
Emerging signals(10)5-29 indexed pulls. Early reads only — these never carry a buy call.
07Pokémon Platinum PackPokémon$500$641.231.116x29.6%EARLY READ
08Pokemon Legend (Spicy)Pokémon$2,499$3,116.841.055x28.6%CAUTION
09Pokémon Diamond (Spicy)Pokémon$999$1,173.550.994x22.2%CAUTION
10Pokémon Diamond PackPokémon$1,000$1,146.340.970x16.7%CAUTION
11Pokémon Mythic PackPokémon$5,000$4,831.640.818x14.3%SKIP
12Pokémon Ultra PackPokémon$250$239.840.812x24.6%SKIP
13Pokémon Platinum (Spicy)Pokémon$499$471.120.799x26.1%SKIP
14Wildcard Master PackPokémon$100$93.720.793x20.0%SKIP
15Wildcard Pro PackPokémon$50$44.100.766x23.4%SKIP
16Wildcard Platinum PackPokémon$500$381.060.645x28.6%SKIP

25 packs are not ranked here — no price on record, too few indexed pulls, or data too stale to judge. They stay off the ranking rather than padding it out. How packs qualify

Pokémon pack questions

Which Courtyard Pokémon pack is the best value right now?
Wildcard Starter Pack currently leads the Pokémon category with a 0.934x cash-out ratio, which is still below the 1.0 that would pay for the pack (calibrated EV $26, worth $23 after its observed 91% buyback against a $25 price). Rankings refresh as new pulls are indexed.
Are any Courtyard Pokémon packs +EV?
0 of 6 Pokémon packs with a reliable signal currently return more than they cost after Courtyard's buyback haircut — a cash-out ratio of 1.0 or better, based on 8,226 indexed pulls. A further 3 measure above 1.0 but sit on samples too thin or too stale to stand behind, so they are not counted here. Measured at sticker FMV the count is higher again, but FMV is not a price you can sell at.
How are these Pokémon pack rankings calculated?
Every ranking uses decay-weighted (calibrated) EV from real indexed pulls, multiplied by the pack's own observed buyback ratio and divided by the live pack price — the same methodology for every pack, documented on the methodology page.

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