How points work
Gacha packs · +10 pts per $1
Starter Pokémon Pack $25+250 pts
Elite Pokémon Pack $50+500 pts
Sealed Pokémon Pack $80+800 pts
Fire & Grass Pack $100+1,000 pts
Water Pack $100+1,000 pts
151 & Friends Pack $151+1,510 pts
Legendary Pokémon Pack $250+2,500 pts
Charizard Pack $250+2,500 pts
Vintage 90s Pack $500+5,000 pts
Grail Pokémon Pack $1,000+10,000 pts
Mythic Pokémon Pack $2,500+25,000 pts
Celestial Pokémon Pack $5,000+50,000 pts
One Piece Ocean Blue Pack $50+500 pts
One Piece Gacha Pack $250+2,500 pts
One Piece Emperor Pack $1,000+10,000 pts
Sports Pack $100+1,000 pts
Football Pack $50+500 pts
Football Elite Pack $100+1,000 pts
Football Legendary Pack $250+2,500 pts
Soccer Pack $50+500 pts
Soccer Elite Pack $100+1,000 pts
Soccer Legendary Pack $250+2,500 pts
Baseball Pack $50+500 pts
Baseball Elite Pack $100+1,000 pts
Baseball Legendary Pack $250+2,500 pts
Basketball Pack $50+500 pts
Basketball Elite Pack $100+1,000 pts
Basketball Legendary Pack $250+2,500 pts
Spider-Man Pack $25+250 pts
Spider-Man Elite Pack $50+500 pts
Games
Hyper Pack play+15 pts / $1
Grail Break hit+250 pts
Scored on what you actually pay at rip time. Hyper earns more per $1 because the posted odds run against you — a $300 play is 4,500 pts. Every play counts: turbo rips, lost tickets, missed hits.
Points are a loyalty score with no cash value — they can't be bought, sold or transferred, and aren't a deposit, security or investment. Botted or self-dealing wallets can be disqualified; rules may change before the snapshot. Not financial advice.