Every term you'll run into on a pack ripping site, in plain English.
Buyback
The platform's offer to purchase your pull, quoted as a percentage of fair market value.
Chase card
The rarest, most valuable card a pack can contain; it drives the headline max pull.
Checklist
The full list of cards a pack can contain, often with odds per tier.
EV (expected value)
The average value per pack over many rips: each outcome's value times its probability, summed. Try the EV calculator.
FMV (fair market value)
The value a platform assigns a card, usually from recent sales of the same card and grade.
Gacha
A capsule-machine style pack format, popular on onchain platforms.
Gem Mint 10
The top standard grade at PSA. CGC and BGS also have Pristine 10 and Black Label grades.
Grail
A long-sought, high-value card.
Max pull
The most valuable card a pack can produce. Most pulls land far below it.
Pack style
On Rips by Triumph, a choice of odds profile (Normal, High, Max, 50/50) at the same price.
Provably fair
A draw whose randomness can be checked after the fact, often with VRF.
Pull
The card you reveal when you open a pack.
Redeem
Take the physical card out of the vault and have it shipped.
Repack
A pack assembled by a seller from individual cards rather than sealed by the manufacturer.
Rip
Opening a pack.
Slab
The sealed plastic case a graded card comes in, with a label and certificate number.
SWAP
Beezie's name for its buyback offer.
Tokenized card
A physical card represented by a token on a blockchain, such as Polygon or Solana.
Vault
Insured, climate-controlled storage where platforms hold cards until you redeem them.
VRF
Verifiable random function: public randomness used for provably fair draws.
Put the terms to work: run a pack through the EV calculator or try the free simulator.