The controls, and where to get help.

You have to be 18 or over. You confirm it when you create the account, and no purchase path opens until you have.

Buying is only switched on in the countries we’ve switched it on for, checked against where you are and where you say you live. Browsing the site isn’t gated; paying is.

Every pack publishes its full pool and the chance of each card in it, written as X%, on the page and before payment. It’s the same table the draw itself uses, not a copy kept up by hand.

You can read it without an account, and you can read it after the fact against a specific opening. Nothing about a pack is held back until you’ve paid for it.

It’s a purchase with a random outcome. You can pay more for a pack than the card it gives you is worth, and over many openings packs bring in more than the cards they give out.

A bad run doesn’t make a good card due: the odds are the same on your first opening and your hundredth. Sell-back is an exit at the going rate, not a refund, and nothing here is an investment.

You can cap what you spend over a period, and you can shut your own account out of buying for a set period. A lock-out takes effect straight away, across every purchase path, and it can’t be lifted early, not by you, and not by asking us.

The limits belong to the account, so they hold whether you sign in with an email address or a wallet.

Help with gambling is free and confidential, and it comes from organisations with nothing to do with us. The helpline for your country is listed with the account limits, and it goes up before that country can buy anything.

Two questions worth asking yourself: are you opening packs to get back what the last ones cost, and would you be comfortable telling someone what you spent this month.

Nothing on this site is for sale, no account can be created, and no money can be taken. Nothing here accepts anything from you at all: the launch action is inert until the app opens, and there is no form behind it.