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One Piece
Free One Piece card pack simulator. Open a pack, keep what you find. 8,036 cards across 106 sets — real PSA grades, real values.
Estimated pack value
Real-world pack value, based on PriceCharting.
How often a pull lands in each value range.
Measured from this pack's own cards — the same draw every pull uses, not a target.
0 of 12 One Piece badges earned
Free, and it takes a moment. Your One Piece cards are kept separately from your Pokémon collection.
One Piece on Pack Dojo: the facts
- Cards
- 8,036 graded One Piece cards from 4,815 different cards across 106 sets. Each PSA grade of a card is its own card, with its own value.
- Odds
- 8 packs, from Starter ($25) to Neutronium ($5,000). Each pack deals one graded card by value, in six windows that pay 45% / 30% / 23% / 1.5% / 0.3% / 0.2%; the top window, 8 to 16 times the pack price, is 1 in 500. Every pack uses the same six percentages, scaled to its price — one fixed table, so it never moves.
- Packs
- Starter $25 (cards up to $400) · Silver $50 (cards up to $800) · Gold $100 (cards up to $1,595) · Sensei $250 (cards up to $4,000) · Platinum $500 (cards up to $7,931) · Diamond $1,000 (cards up to $15,884) · Lunar $2,500 (cards up to $35,000) · Neutronium $5,000 (cards up to $45,600).
- Card values
- Every card is a PSA-graded card (PSA 7 to 10) at its grade's PriceCharting market value: $17 to $45,600 in this pool.
- Price
- Free. 50 packs a day, shared with every other universe, and up to 250 a day on a year-long daily streak. No ads, nothing to buy and no real money: every pack and every card is virtual, and Pack Dojo is never monetised.
- Binder and trading
- Every pull goes in your binder, which has its own public page. One Piece cards can be traded and gifted with other members.
Every figure here is counted from the live catalogue and the simulator's own code when the page is served.
How this works
- Every card carries a real PSA grade and a real market value, from the same PriceCharting data Pokémon uses — this pack works exactly like the Pokémon packs, band for band.
- No real prize. Pokémon's top pulls go into a monthly real GameStop pack draw; this pack does not — it is a collection with real numbers, not an entry.
- Eight price bands, 8,036 priced cards between them — the same $25-to-$5,000 ladder and the same odds curve inside each band as the Pokémon packs.
- Pulls come out of the same daily allowance as your Pokémon packs. Nothing here touches your Pokémon collection, badges or the Power Pack draw — that separation is enforced in the database query, not by a filter on a page.
Pack Dojo is a free simulator. Nothing on this site is for sale, nothing is bought, staked or won by chance with money, and no card is physical — every pack and every pull is virtual, and card values are hypothetical figures sourced from PriceCharting. Pack Dojo is a personal project by Roaring Sensei, a GameStop Power Packs Ambassador. It is not made, sold or endorsed by GameStop, and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK, The Pokémon Company, PSA or PriceCharting. Pokémon, and every other game simulated here, and all related names are trade marks of their respective owners, used here only to identify the cards being simulated — Pack Dojo is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of their publishers. Full terms.