FAIRSLAB
Provably fair graded card packs.
We commit the shuffled order as a hash before the first pack sells, then publish the seed after sell-out. You can prove we did not rig it. Not promise. Prove.
Prove it yourself
Commitment first, your seed second, result third.
1 · Server seed, hashed before you did anything
…2 · Your seed
Type anything. The commitment above cannot change now, so we cannot react to what you choose.
Same maths a live drop uses. Change your seed and the slot changes; change ours and the commitment stops matching, which is the part you get to check.
This is the real mechanism, not an illustration of one. On a live drop the commitment covers the shuffled order of all 30 slots and is posted 72 hours before anything sells. Provable fairness only proves the draw was not altered, which is why the pool and its cert numbers get published too.
Drop 1 is 30 packs, and that is the whole run. The list gets the pool manifest and cert numbers before anyone else, and gets to claim slots first.
The odds, before you buy
30 packs at $79. Expected value is $62.47, which is 79.1% of what you pay. That is worse than break-even, on purpose, and we would rather you knew it from us.
| Tier | Slabs | Odds | Avg value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Floor | 24 | 24 in 30 | $32 |
| Mid | 5 | 5 in 30 | $108 |
| Chase | 1 | 1 in 30 | $570 |
Lowest-value slab in the pool: $24. Cert numbers for all 30 go up before the drop opens.
What you can check yourself
Commit before, reveal after
The assignment is fixed and hashed before anyone buys. The seed goes up when the drop closes. Re-run the verifier yourself and check the hash matches byte for byte.
The full pool, before it opens
Every slab is listed with its PSA cert number. Look each one up on PSA's own site. If a card is not real, you will know before you spend anything.
The real expected value, in dollars
Drop one is $79 a pack with an expected value of $62.47, which is 79.1% of what you pay. Most sites publish nothing. The best of them publish a percentage. We print the dollar figure.
Fairness that is not just theatre
Provable fairness only proves the draw was not altered. It says nothing about whether the odds are honest or the cards are real. So we publish the pool with cert numbers and pin every value to a public comp.
Referral leaderboard
Bring people in and you move up the list.
Read this part
- Packs are randomised. The expected value is 79.1% of the price, which means on average you get back less than you put in. Most buyers will pull a floor slab. That is what the odds table says and we are not going to dress it up.
- Trade-in credit is store credit. It is not cash, it cannot be withdrawn, and it can only be spent on future packs.
- 18 and over, United States only. Some states will be excluded at launch.
- Nothing is for sale yet. Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing.