Open a Pack
Pokémon
Free Pokémon pack simulator. Open a pack, keep what you find. 63,000+ cards across 748 sets — real PSA grades, real values.
PokémonGraded slabs, real values
Marvel ChampionsJust for the collection
Power RangersJust for the collection
Disney LorcanaJust for the collection
Sonic the HedgehogJust for the collection
Magic: The GatheringJust for the collection
One PieceGraded slabs, real values
Yu-Gi-Oh!Graded slabs, real values
Star Wars: UnlimitedJust for the collection
Union ArenaJust for the collection
WWEJust for the collection
Dragon BallJust for the collection
Pack DojoPokémon TCG Simulator
Starter
$25
PSA grades · market values
Estimated pack value
Real-world pack value, based on PriceCharting.
Avg value
Top pull
How often a pull lands in each value range.
The nine Pokémon packs
- Starter $25
- Silver $50
- Gold $100
- Sensei $250
- Platinum $500
- Diamond $1,000
- Lunar $2,500
- Neutronium $5,000
- Riptonium $10,000
Questions about the Pokémon pack simulator
- Is the Pokémon pack simulator free?
- Yes. Every Pokémon pack on Pack Dojo is free to open: no money, no card details and nothing to buy. You get 50 free packs a day, shared with every other universe, and up to 250 a day on a year-long daily streak.
- What are the nine Pokémon packs?
- Starter $25, Silver $50, Gold $100, Sensei $250, Platinum $500, Diamond $1,000, Lunar $2,500, Neutronium $5,000 and Riptonium $10,000 — every one of them free to open. Each pack draws from its own value band, topping out at $400, $800, $1,600, $4,000, $8,000, $16,000, $40,000, $80,000 and $160,000, so a Riptonium pack shares no cards with a Starter.
- Are the cards real?
- Every card is a real Pokémon card with its PSA grade and that grade's PriceCharting market value. The pack and the pull are virtual: nothing is bought, sold or shipped, and no card is physical.
- How many Pokémon cards can I pull?
- More than 63,000 Pokémon cards across 748 sets, from Base Set to current sets, including Japanese and Chinese promos. Grades run PSA 10 down to PSA 7, mostly 10s.
- Where can I see every Pokémon set?
- Card values (packdojo.com/cards) lists every Pokémon set with its cards, grades and values. Each pack above has its own page showing what that tier can pull.
Pokémon on Pack Dojo: the facts
- Cards
- 63,899 Pokémon cards across 748 sets, each PSA grade of a card priced separately.
- Sets
- Dated 1996 to 2026, with 378 Japanese sets (21,170 cards), 80 Chinese sets and 27 vintage sets from 1996–2003 (4,219 cards, among them Base Set, Fossil, Jungle and Gym Heroes).
- Odds
- 9 packs, from Starter ($25) to Riptonium ($10,000). 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 $1,600) · Sensei $250 (cards up to $4,000) · Platinum $500 (cards up to $8,000) · Diamond $1,000 (cards up to $16,000) · Lunar $2,500 (cards up to $40,000) · Neutronium $5,000 (cards up to $80,000) · Riptonium $10,000 (cards up to $158,354).
- Card values
- Every card is a PSA-graded card (PSA 7 to 10) at its grade's PriceCharting market value: the packs deal cards worth $17 to $158,354. Pokémon prices are refreshed nightly; the last refresh was 11 Nov 2026.
- 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. Pokémon 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.