Courtyard's $225 top-tier pack sells out in 11 hours
Courtyard listed Gengar’s Game Night 4 at $225 on October 22, 2026. It sold out by 03:59 UTC on October 23. It is the fourth and priciest tier of the limited Pokémon series. Courtyard’s pull counter shows 874 rips before the stock ran dry, so the pack is gone if you wanted it.
MyCardRips logged the launch at 16:52 UTC on October 22, 2026. The listing carried an expected value of $216, which is 96.0% of price. Courtyard’s listing of October 23, 2026 shows 0 cards in inventory and no odds table.
What it changes for your next rip
The series now has four tiers at $35, $75, $100 and $225. Game Night 3 was cut from $150 to $100 on October 21, 2026. The new top tier sits at more than double that repriced pack.
The last odds table before the sell-out, captured on October 22, 2026, set the minimum card at $112.40. That is 50% of price. A card worth $225 or more landed on 30% of rips, summing the uncommon, rare and chase buckets.
The top bucket ran from $900 to $22,500 at 1% odds, per the same October 22, 2026 table. The ceiling is 100 times the pack price. Game Night 3 caps at $8,000, or 80 times its $100 price.
At list price, 874 rips equal $196,650 in pack sales. Courtyard’s pull counter measured the figure in the 24 hours to 03:56 UTC on October 23, 2026.
Demand scales with price in this series, but not in a straight line. Courtyard’s counter at 03:56 UTC on October 23, 2026 shows 6,383 pulls for Game Night 1 at $35. Game Night 2 at $75 shows 1,510 and Game Night 3 at $100 shows 2,585.
Buyers who ripped Game Night 4 hold cards priced against a pack that no longer exists. Courtyard’s buy-back offer is 84.6% of its own market estimate, read on October 23, 2026. An $225 pull that grades out at $112.40 returns about $95 through buy-back.
Late arrivals have no tier above $100 to buy, per Courtyard’s listings of October 23, 2026. Courtyard has not said whether it will restock Game Night 4. The earlier tiers remain active.
The other launch that day
Courtyard also listed Baseball PSA 10 at $79 at 16:52 UTC on October 22, 2026. Expected value is $75.84, or 96.0% of price. The pack logged 325 pulls by 03:56 UTC on October 23, 2026.
Courtyard’s odds table of October 23, 2026 shows a $55 floor. A card worth $79 or more lands on 30% of rips. The chase bucket spans $316 to $1,264 at 1% odds.
Courtyard retired its American League (Spicy) and National League (Spicy) baseball packs in the same update. Its Pokémon Ultra (Spicy) pack sold out at 03:59 UTC on October 23, 2026.
How to read it
Courtyard’s listings of October 23, 2026 show expected value at 96.0% of price on every pack in this series. The risk sits in the spread. A 1% chase bucket at $22,500 pays once per 100 rips. The base bucket pays half the pack price on 46% of rips.
Cllct has covered Courtyard’s phone app as a way to rip packs without a desktop. The Game Night 4 sell-out shows how fast a limited tier clears on that app when stock is small.
Read the full app breakdown in the Courtyard review. The Pokémon catalog lists every live Pokémon pack with current odds. For a side-by-side with a graded-slab rival, see Courtyard vs Arena Club.