Is Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 worth buying right now?

Our current verdict is NO DATA (score 0/100). Pack price unknown — set it to unlock the verdict.

What is the EV of Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1?

The calibrated EV is $17.32 against a pack price of not yet set, with a typical (median) pull of $14.40 across 45 indexed pulls.

What are the real odds of beating the pack price on Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1?

100.0% of indexed pulls met or beat the pack price. These are observed odds reconstructed from real pulls, not the posted odds.

What is the typical pull from Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1?

The median pull is $14.40 — half of all indexed rips returned less than that. The single best recorded pull is $36.20.

Pokémon

Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1

Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 is a Courtyard Pokémon mystery pack with a calibrated expected value of $17.32 and a typical (median) pull of $14.40 across 45 indexed pulls. Its pack price is not yet confirmed, so the EV ratio, hit rate, and Rip Advisor verdict are pending.

Ranked #53 of 55 tracked packs by EV ratio, #21 of 22 Pokémon packs.

Calibrated EV

$17

— ROI

MEDIUM CONFIDENCE· 45 pulls · today

Lifetime EV: $17
Cash-out EV: $16
Typical pull: $14
Pack price: Unknown
Hit rate: —
Pulls indexed: 45
Last pull: 1h ago

01 / Rip Advisor

Is Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 worth it right now?

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Verdict is computed transparently from indexed pulls: cash-out ROI, median pull, 7-day trend, hit rate, and sample size. Redemption shipping (typically $16+) is not included — cards worth less than a few times the shipping cost are usually better instant-sold than shipped. Not financial advice.

02 / Pool signals

What's happening in the Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 pool

Lifecycle stage, health, and chase removals — read from indexed pulls, never guessed.

No price set — pool economics can’t be computed.

NO DATA

No price set — pool economics can’t be computed.

Pro adds the Pool Health score and chase-removal impact.

Not observable: packs remaining, value remaining, and which chases are still in the pool — Courtyard publishes a pull feed, not inventory. We label those unavailable rather than estimate them. Everything above is computed from indexed pulls and EV snapshots; thin or stale data pulls the score toward neutral. Formula

03 / Floor safety

Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 floor safety & buyback reality

The two ways average EV lies to you — how top-heavy the pack is, and what FMV actually converts to in cash.

In Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1, the top 2% of pulls account for 5% of all pulled value — low dilution. Value is spread fairly evenly across the pool, so the average is close to what a typical rip returns. The observed instant-offer ratio is 94% of FMV, which is the cash number every verdict on this page already uses.

Floor safety

low dilution

5% of everything this pack has paid out came from just the top 2% of pulls. Value is spread broadly across pulls — the average EV is a fair picture of a typical rip.

Buyback reality

93.3% of FMV observed

Across offers we've indexed, a $100 FMV pull cashes out around $93 if you instant-sell — in line with the advertised ~90%. Every number in our verdicts already uses this haircut.

Holding, listing, or physically redeeming can beat the instant offer — but redemption shipping (typically $16+) eats small wins.

04 / Observed odds

Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 odds — observed, not posted

Reconstructed from real pulls, so it reflects the pool as it drains — posted odds can't do that.

Under $70.0%· stable
$7 – $1448.9%· stable
$14 – $29 · beats the pack40.0%· stable
$29 – $72 · big hit11.1%· stable
$72+ · chase0.0%· stable

Observed across 45 indexed pulls — what actually came out of this pack, independent of the posted odds. The 48h column shows tier drift: a falling green tier means the good cards are leaving the pool.

06 / Big hits

Biggest Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 pulls

1999 Pokémon Game #16 Zapdos - Holo (PSA 5 EX)

$36PSA 5 EX

2024 Pokémon Twm EN-Twilight Masquerade #167 Legacy Energy (CGC 10 PRISTINE)

$33CGC 10 PRISTINE

2000 Pokémon Gym Challenge #81 Koga's Tangela - 1st Edition (PSA 9 MINT)

$33PSA 9 MINT

2024 Cyber Judge #076/071 Charjabug - Art Rare Holo (CGC 10 PRISTINE)

$31CGC 10 PRISTINE

2025 Black Bolt - sv11B #161/086 Zekrom ex - Super Rare Holo (CGC 10 GEM MINT)

$29CGC 10 GEM MINT

2024 Super Electric Breaker - sv8 #115/106 Phanpy - Art Rare Holo (CGC 10 PRISTINE)

$28CGC 10 PRISTINE

2025 Battle Partners - sv9 #118/100 Hop's Zacian ex - Super Rare Holo (CGC 10 PRISTINE)

$27CGC 10 PRISTINE

2000 Pokémon Game Base II #13 Ninetales - Holo (PSA 5 EX)

$27PSA 5 EX

07 / EV history

Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 EV over time

Snapshot per scraper run. The dashed line is break-even — EV above it is +EV.

Calibrated EV currently sits at $17.32.

$17.32EV

08 / Quick answers

Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 — quick answers

Is Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1 worth buying right now?: Our current verdict is NO DATA (score 0/100). Pack price unknown — set it to unlock the verdict.
What is the EV of Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1?: The calibrated EV is $17.32 against a pack price of not yet set, with a typical (median) pull of $14.40 across 45 indexed pulls.
What are the real odds of beating the pack price on Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1?: 100.0% of indexed pulls met or beat the pack price. These are observed odds reconstructed from real pulls, not the posted odds.
What is the typical pull from Pokémon: The Amazing Chase Day 1?: The median pull is $14.40 — half of all indexed rips returned less than that. The single best recorded pull is $36.20.

09 / Pull log