
rip.fun
rip.fun is the closest thing to buying a real booster pack online: your pack exists, is opened on camera and the odds are Pokémon's own. It suits Pokémon collectors who are comfortable with a USDC balance and want sealed-pack authenticity over house-designed odds.
- Provably fair
- Yes
- Cheapest pack
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- Trustpilot
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- Since
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- Licence
- None found
- Payments
- Crypto
Score breakdown
- Fairness8.025%
- Trust4.020%
- Payouts6.020%
- Value6.015%
- Selection5.010%
- Experience6.010%
Good and bad
- Opens your actual sealed pack on recorded video
- Manufacturer odds instead of house-set odds on sealed product
- Verifiable third-party randomness on Mystery Packs
- Option to keep packs sealed and ship them
- Clear, published redemption fees
- Pokémon only
- Crypto-native: balance held in USDC on Base
- $4.50 opening fee per sealed product
- Redemption needs at least 5 items and KYC
- No Trustpilot profile or long public track record
Details
Safety checks4 of 6 passed
- Provably fair
- Odds shown before you pay
- Ships real cards
- Company named
- Gambling licence
- Trustpilot 4.0+
Real sealed packs opened: regular rips are your own scanned pack, opened and recorded on video, so the odds are the manufacturer's. Instant Rip swaps your pack for a pre-opened pack of the same set. Mystery Packs use Proof of Play's vRNG for verifiable randomness, with public odds and a stated EV ($52 on the documented example). No per-pull odds table for sealed packs because none applies.
Payments & payoutsCrypto
- Deposit with
- Crypto
- Sell back
- 85% of fair market value on Mystery Pack contents, offer valid 48 hours; otherwise sell on the marketplace (2.5% fee)
- Cash out
- USDC on Base; no direct bank payout reported
- Shipping
- $6 base fee plus $8 per 25 items, 5-item minimum and 500-item maximum; KYC required; ships to most countries; US about 5-10 business days; non-US buyers pay duties and VAT
- Not available in
- US-embargoed jurisdictions (Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, occupied regions of Ukraine); 18+
Features6
Why these scores
- Fairness: Real sealed packs with recorded openings plus documented vRNG and public odds on Mystery Packs.
- Trust: Named Delaware company and public docs, but no Trustpilot footprint or disclosed founding date.
- Payouts: Worldwide redemption with published fees and a marketplace, but crypto-only cash and a 5-item minimum.
- Value: Sealed packs carry manufacturer odds, but opening fees and an 85% buyback trim returns.
- Selection: Pokémon only, though it covers packs, ETBs and boxes.
- Experience: Well documented with instant and regular rips, but crypto onboarding adds friction.
Buyers outside crypto, collectors of other games and anyone who wants a long public review history should wait or look elsewhere.
Sources8 · checked October 4, 2026
- rip.fun/
- docs.rip.fun
- docs.rip.fun/platform/openings-how-it-works.md
- docs.rip.fun/platform/mystery-packs.md
- docs.rip.fun/storage/redemptions-and-shipping.md
- docs.rip.fun/terms-and-conditions/terms-of-service.md
- packspy.com/sites/rip-fun
- thecardshopfinder.com/guides/pack-ripping/
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