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Courtyard's $225 top-tier pack sells out in 11 hours
Courtyard listed Gengar's Game Night 4 at $225 on October 22, 2026 and sold out by 03:59 UTC on October 23 after 874 rips. Odds and payout inside.
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What changed this week
Pack launches, price and odds moves, buy-back changes and the hobby news that changes what a rip is worth. Every figure carries its date and its source.
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Industry
PSA FedEx truck theft puts card shipping risk back in focus
Thieves hit a FedEx truck carrying PSA grading orders in October 2026. Fortune puts the loss near $1 million. Here is what it means for rip buyers.
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Pack change
Courtyard cuts Gengar's Game Night 3 from $150 to $100
Courtyard repriced Gengar's Game Night 3 from $150 to $100 on October 21, 2026, hours after launch. Expected value fell from $144 to $96 with it.
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Industry
PrizePicks puts the $8.04M Cooper Flagg card in $1 packs
PrizePicks confirmed on October 21, 2026 that it owns the $8.04 million Cooper Flagg patch auto and loaded it into Packs, which start at $1.
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Industry
Pump.fun adds Collector Crypt card packs, $25 to $5,000
Pump.fun added Collector Crypt gacha card packs on October 19, 2026, priced $25 to $5,000, with a 72-hour sell-back and about $2 million in first-day sales.
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Industry
PrizePicks launches Packs, a $1 to $2,500 card rip product
PrizePicks opened Packs on October 14, 2026, with prices from $1 to $2,500, a sell-back option and a 50-state rollout plan, weeks after Underdog Rips.
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Pack launch
Courtyard adds $39 and $749 Pokémon packs, retires Fire & Electric
Courtyard listed a $39 30th Anniversary pack and a $749 Pokémon Inferno pack on October 16, 2026, and pulled Fire & Electric the same day.
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Data report
Courtyard's own data puts its buy-back at 84.6% of market
Courtyard publishes a buy-back ratio of 0.846 on all 102 live packs. That figure sits inside the range MyCardRips measured by hand in September 2026.