Wildcard Inferno — $999 at Courtyard

Over the last 7 days $100 through the $999 Courtyard packs that share this measurement came back as $83.11 at Courtyard’s own instant buyback, measured across 461 recorded pulls. SHARED SAMPLE: Courtyard settles these packs at one on-chain price, so RipIndex cannot tell their opens apart. This number covers Pokémon Diamond (Spicy) together, not this pack alone.

The 95% confidence interval on that sample runs $78.57 to $87.65 per $100, on 461 recorded pulls.

Basis: buyback, valued at Courtyard FMV. Price band $500–999.

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Frequently asked

What does Wildcard Inferno actually pay back?

Over the last 7 days $100 through the $999 Courtyard packs that share this measurement came back as $83.11 at Courtyard’s own instant buyback, measured across 461 recorded pulls. SHARED SAMPLE: Courtyard settles these packs at one on-chain price, so RipIndex cannot tell their opens apart. This number covers Pokémon Diamond (Spicy) together, not this pack alone.

How many real pulls is that based on?

461 recorded pulls in the last 7 days. SHARED SAMPLE: Courtyard settles these packs at one on-chain price, so RipIndex cannot tell their opens apart. This number covers Pokémon Diamond (Spicy) together, not this pack alone. That clears the 200-pull floor the board requires before a machine can rank.

Can I get an alert for a card in Wildcard Inferno?

RipIndex does not publish a card-watch verdict for Courtyard machines, so this page makes no claim either way — the watch surface itself is the answer.

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