Open virtual Pokémon packs from 139 booster sets and save your pulls in a free browser game. Explore the guide below for set information, the simulator's pull-rate model and related card records.
Choose from 139 English and Japanese booster sets, open a virtual pack and build your collection. Cards and coins are cosmetic; there are no purchases or prizes.
Start with the daily free packs, save your pulls in your binder and use coins earned through gameplay for more packs. The game uses its own published, set-specific model rather than official physical-product pull rates.
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PackRip uses one ordered rare-slot roll, but the effective result is set-specific. If a set has no cards in a rarity band, that interval can fall through to the next populated tier; a single universal percentage table would therefore be misleading. Pack layouts also change by era. Choose a set and open its Pull rates panel for the effective numbers generated from that set's actual card pools, or read the full methodology.
PackRip features 139 booster sets — 128 English spanning the WotC, EX, Diamond & Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold & SoulSilver, Black & White, XY, Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras, from Base Set (1999) through Pitch Black (2026), plus 11 vintage Japanese Pocket Monsters Card Game expansions (1996-2001). On top of the booster sets there are 53 WotC Black Star Promos, 153 Play! Pokémon POP Series promos across POP1-POP9 (2004-2009), the Trainer Gallery and Shiny Vault subsets, McDonald's Collections and the modern Black Star Promo tracks. 21,380 unique cards in total.
Your collection, coins, dust pool, badge progress, achievement progress, and quest state are saved in your browser via localStorage. Cross-device sync is also on by default: that same anonymous progress snapshot is sent to PackRip's Cloudflare Worker under an anonymous UUID so another device can claim it. There is no account, email or personal data involved, and you can switch sync off in Settings to keep the device local-only. You can also Export the JSON at any time and Import it elsewhere. See the privacy policy for the full description.
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Choose a set to open packs, or browse the complete set archive for eras and card records.