PullValue

The +EV opportunity scanner

Every tracked Courtyard pack, scored on the numbers that decide a rip: cash-out EV ratio, floor cover, p90 upside, volatility, and 7-day trend — derived from real indexed pulls, refreshed as new pulls mint. Sort by what you care about; the math is documented on the methodology page.

#PackPriceCash EV ratioFloor coverUpside (p90)Volatility7d trendVerdict
01Pokémon Starter PackPokémon$250.984x0.75x1.46x0.40x+0.0%CAUTION
02Pokémon Master PackPokémon$1000.904x0.19x+0.0%SKIP
03Wildcard Starter PackOne Piece$250.893x0.20x+0.0%SKIP
04Pokémon Pro PackPokémon$500.842x0.27x+0.0%SKIP
05Wildcard Basic PackPokémon$150.810x0.28x+0.0%SKIP
06Pokémon Basic PackPokémon$150.795x0.18x+0.0%SKIP
07The Eras Collection: OriginsPokémon0.09x+0.0%NO DATA
08Sealed Pokémon BoosterPokémon0.88x+0.0%NO DATA

02 / How to read it

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What does the opportunity scanner do?
It ranks every tracked Courtyard pack by derived value metrics — cash-out EV ratio (what you keep after the buyback haircut), floor cover (how much of the price the 25th-percentile pull returns), p90 upside, volatility, and 7-day trend — all computed from real indexed pulls.
What is a cash-out EV ratio?
Calibrated EV multiplied by the observed instant-offer ratio, divided by the pack price. Above 1.0, the average rip returns more cash than the pack costs — after the buyback haircut, not before.
What does "floor cover" mean?
The 25th-percentile pull value (cash-adjusted) divided by pack price. A floor cover of 0.6x means that even a bottom-quartile pull returns about 60% of what you paid — a measure of downside protection.

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