What are the pull rates for Rising Rivals?

About 5.6% of Rising Rivals booster packs — about 1 in 18 — contain a card from one of the 1 hit rarities in the set. Rare Holo LV.X Cards: about 1 in 18 packs. These rates are estimated from measured sets of the same era; no pull-rate study of this set has been published.

How many hit cards are in Rising Rivals?

9 of the 120 cards in Rising Rivals are at a rarity a booster pack's hit slot can produce — Ultra Rare and above. The rest come out of the common, uncommon, reverse-holo and standard rare slots.

What is the rarest card in Rising Rivals?

The rarest tier is Rare Holo LV.X Cards in Rising Rivals, at about 1 in 18 packs for any one of its 9 cards. A NAMED card from that tier is about 1 in 162 packs, assuming the tier's cards appear equally often.

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Rising Rivals Pull Rates & Hits

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Which Rising Rivals cards are the hits?

Explore the cards that can land in the hit slot, grouped by rarity with pull-rate context and live prices. Use the full set view to see every other card.

9 of the set's 120 cards can fill them. The best of them is Infernape E4 LV.X #108 at $999.99 — a card you would open once in 162 packs. 9 trade above $50; the rest are worth about $116.35 each. Nobody has published a pull-rate study of Rising Rivals, so these rates are estimated from measured sets of the same era — good to about a tier, not to a decimal.

Rising Rivals Pull Rates

Rates marked EST. are estimated: no pull-rate study of Rising Rivals has been published, so the figure is the rate this rarity measured at across sets of the same era. Good to about a tier, not to a decimal. Measured rates come from TCGplayer’s Authentication Center pack openings.