Glossary
Digital pack.
Definition
A pack you buy and open on a website or app instead of in person; the card you pull is real and stored for you.
Digital packs are sometimes called online packs, vending machines (Courtyard), slab packs (Arena Club), claw machines (Beezie) or gacha (onchain sites). The mechanics are the same: pay a fixed price, reveal one item drawn from a published or unpublished pool.
A digital pack is not a sealed factory pack. It's closer to a repack: the platform decides which cards go in and at what odds.
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Updated November 2026
Rip responsibly
Pulls are random and a card can be worth far less than the pack. Set a budget before you start and stick to it.
Most apps offer spending limits and self-exclusion in settings. Free, confidential support: 1-800-GAMBLER.