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Pokémon pull rates.

How rare is each tier, really? Pokémon publishes no official pack odds, so we model them from disclosed community pull-rate samples across 8 recent sets, then rank the chase cards in each. Pick a tier for its per-set odds, chance per box, cost-to-pull and the cards to hunt.

Per-set and per-card odds

Want one set or one exact card? CARDCAP prices every printing as an asset, with its own pull odds, cost-to-pull, BUY / RIP verdict and modelled supply, for Pokémon and for Magic (whose official Play Booster slot odds are published, unlike Pokémon).

Questions, answered

Does Pokémon publish official pull rates?+

No. Unlike Magic, the Pokémon TCG does not publish pack odds. Every figure here rides a disclosed, versioned community-sampled model (the exact version is shown on each tier page and card), presented as a range across sets rather than a single invented number.

What is the rarest Pokémon card tier?+

In the sets we model, the Mega Hyper Rare slot is the steepest single pull, followed by Hyper Rares (the gold cards) and Special Illustration Rares. Each tier page shows the exact per-set odds and the chase cards.

Should I buy singles or rip packs for a chase card?+

For a specific card, buying the single is almost always far cheaper than cracking sealed for it, because the pack odds are spread across every card in the slot. Each card's CARDCAP page gives a plain BUY / RIP verdict versus its live single price.

Pokémon pack odds are a disclosed, versioned community-sampled model (the publisher publishes none), shown as ranges across sets, not sold-price records or guarantees. Prices are Cardmarket EUR trend references. Informational only, not financial advice. Foilio is an independent fan project, unaffiliated with any publisher.