Updated October 28, 2026 Reviewed by Roman K.
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Rank #6 overall

GameStop Power Packs

Retail-backed entrant into digital repacks.

Min buy
$25
Max pull
—
Buy-back
90% of stated value (one payout)
Platforms
WebiOSAndroid
Buy-back
90% of stated value (one payout)
App Store
4.7(493)

People ripping GameStop Power Packs on YouTube

Not our videos and not endorsements. They show what a rip session actually looks like, which no amount of odds tables will. Found Nov 2026.

Does GameStop Power Packs pay what the card is worth?

Our usual buy-back test takes cards an app valued in-app, then looks up what each exact card actually sells for. No pulled cards or comps were supplied this cycle, so this section measures 0 cards against sold prices.

GameStop’s own words set the terms. GameStop’s Power Packs FAQ says Card Ladder values every card, and those Card Ladder values set each Instant Buyback offer. GameStop describes Card Ladder as a database of 100M+ sales.

The FAQ publishes no buy-back percentage. GameStop’s December 1, 2025 statement fills that gap with one transaction.

CardGameStop’s stated valueWhat GameStop paidShare of stated value
PSA 10 Holo Gengar, 2003 Skyridge$33,883$30,494.7090.0%

GameStop Power Packs paid 90.0% of its own stated value on December 1, 2025. That payout sat $3,388.30 below GameStop’s $33,883 valuation. CLLCT reported the Gengar came from a digital Lunar Power Pack.

Two caveats we would rather state than bury. First, 1 card is not a sample, and this card was GameStop’s largest announced trade-in. Second, our September 2026 research recorded a 6% selling fee on buy-backs. GameStop’s December statement shows no fee line. If the fee applies on top, the net is 84.6% of stated value.

The 90% is measured against GameStop’s own valuation, not against independent sold comps. The headline cannot tell you whether Card Ladder’s figure matches a real sale. That needs comps matched on 5 axes: set, number, language, grader and grade.

Our September 2026 research recorded a 7-day window to accept the offer. We could not re-confirm that window on a GameStop page this cycle. Accepted offers go to a Power Packs Stripe wallet. The Sale Agreement credits proceeds within 3 business days after settlement.

What GameStop Power Packs covers

GameStop lists 5 categories on its Power Packs page: Pokémon, baseball, basketball, football and Special Drop. Four of them were launch categories on April 15, 2026, per GameStop’s launch release.

CategoryLaunch categoryPack rangeBreak evenBest pull GameStop has announced
PokémonYes——PSA 10 Holo Gengar, valued $33,883 (December 2025)
BaseballYes———
BasketballYes———
FootballYes———
Special DropNo———

GameStop publishes pack prices by tier, not by category. We have not captured category odds, so the range and break-even cells stay as dashes.

Compare every GameStop Power Packs pack

GameStop Power Packs sells 7 priced digital tiers, from a $25 Starter to a $5,000 top tier. The App Store added a Riptonium pack in version 1.4.0 on October 9, 2026. We have not captured the Riptonium price.

PackPriceValue floorMax pullBreak even
Top tier$5,000———
Lunar$2,500———
Diamond$1,000———
Platinum$500———
Gold$100———
Silver$50———
Starter$25———

A dash means MyCardRips has not captured odds for that pack yet. Chance of breaking even is the sum of the odds for every value band at or above the pack price. GameStop shows odds, chase cards and Card Ladder values before purchase, per its App Store listing. Dated screenshots of those screens will fill this table, and the card-rip odds guide explains the method.

Our verdict on GameStop Power Packs

GameStop Power Packs is the pick if you want every pull graded by PSA and held in PSA’s own vault. A slab is a graded card sealed in a tamper-evident case. GameStop Power Packs ranks #6 in our best card-rip apps ranking at 7.2 out of 10.

The 7.2 predates this research, and we have left it alone. A re-score against how we rate needs owner approval.

How ripping works on GameStop Power Packs

You pick a category and a tier, pay, and rip the pack online or in the iOS app. The reveal shows one PSA-graded card and its Card Ladder value. That card sits in the PSA Vault from the moment of the reveal.

Each digital pack draws one existing graded card from a pool. That makes a Power Pack a repack, not sealed factory product. Every Power Pack is also a slab pack: one graded card in a sealed holder.

You then choose one of 4 exits: keep the card vaulted, ship it, take the buy-back, or list it. Shipping goes to US addresses only, per GameStop’s FAQ. Selling through PSA’s eBay store or PSA Offers needs a second Stripe account.

The PSA Vault is a climate-controlled facility in Delaware with 24/7 security and insurance, per the App Store listing.

Pack tiers, odds, and value

GameStop Power Packs lists 6 named tiers on its own page, from Starter at $25 to Lunar at $2,500. The App Store listing adds packs up to $5,000. GameStop’s listing says higher tiers do not guarantee higher-value cards.

GameStop Power Packs raised its top pack from $2,500 at the April 15, 2026 launch to $5,000 by October 2026. The $25 Starter price did not change.

The odds show before purchase, per the App Store listing. MyCardRips has not captured them, so this review quotes no chance of breaking even yet. The $33,883 Gengar is a past pull, not the app’s stated ceiling.

Payments, buy-back, and withdrawals

GameStop Power Packs added Apple Pay in iOS version 1.3.0 on October 5, 2026. Buy-back money goes to a Power Packs Stripe wallet. That wallet holds buy-back proceeds only, and it pays out to a connected bank.

GameStop’s FAQ gives 2 to 5 days for a wallet transfer to reach your bank. We found no published withdrawal minimum on GameStop’s pages. No MyCardRips payout test exists yet for GameStop Power Packs.

Is GameStop Power Packs legit?

Yes. GameStop Power Packs sells real PSA-graded cards, stored in the PSA Vault and shippable to US addresses, and the seller of record is PowerPacks, LLC, selling in partnership with GameStop.

GameStop Power Packs requires you to be 18+ and a lawful US resident. That rule sits in section 3 of the PowerPacks Terms of Purchase, last edited September 25, 2026. The age limit is the app’s eligibility rule, not a legal ruling.

PSA grades every card. We could not confirm the ID check method or its provider on a GameStop page this cycle.

The Sale Agreement lets PowerPacks withhold tax from sale proceeds. PowerPacks can also ask for your tax identification number.

GameStop trades on the NYSE under the ticker GME, and its collectibles net sales grew 57% to $356.3 million in the quarter ended August 1, 2026. GameStop describes Power Packs as a collaboration between GameStop and PSA.

Who GameStop Power Packs is best for

  • Collectors who want PSA throughout — every pull graded by PSA and stored in the PSA Vault.
  • Pokémon and US sports collectors, across 4 launch categories plus Special Drop.
  • Sellers who want a buy-back paid to a bank, at 90% of stated value in GameStop’s December 2025 payout.
  • Not for collectors who need break-even math first. Rips by Triumph states a 100% FMV buy-back, no fee.

Digital and physical GameStop Power Packs are different products

GameStop sells two products under one name. Digital Power Packs are ripped online and hold one PSA-graded card each. Physical Power Packs are boxes sold online and in GameStop stores.

ProductWhere you buyWhat is insideExit for the slab
Digital Power Packspowerpacks.com and the iOS app1 PSA-graded card, vaultedShip, vault, buy-back, or list
Physical Power PacksGameStop stores and gamestop.com1 PSA 8+ slab plus sealed booster packsTrade-in credit at GameStop

GameStop’s 2025 physical run had 4 series. Series 1 released April 19, Series 2 July 12, Series 3 October 18, and Series 4 November 28, 2025. Each held a PSA 8 or better Pokémon card, per GameStop’s product page.

GameStop also runs a physical One Piece Gold Series 1, with a free-entry route under its official rules. This review scores the digital product only.

GameStop Power Packs promo codes: what we found

We found no public promo code on GameStop’s Power Packs page or App Store listing on October 28, 2026. The app added a Promotions feature in version 1.1.2 on August 18, 2026. Offers run inside the app, so check that tab before you buy.

GameStop’s Terms of Purchase also describe Golden Grails, a promotional prize. Golden Grails carry a sweepstakes entry route for US residents 18+.

Data confidence

Data confidence: Medium overall. Flags: max pull, buy-back window, withdraw min, KYC ID method, pays vs market, fairness, break even, cards catalogued, Riptonium price, selling fee, Android app.

Values are researched from official sources first. Anything we could not verify is shown as a dash rather than guessed. Figures we found in conflict are labeled rather than picked.

Corrections. The earlier version called GameStop Power Packs sports only. Pokémon was a launch category on April 15, 2026, per GameStop. The earlier version listed buy-back as not published. GameStop’s December 2025 payout shows 90% of stated value. The earlier version also listed international shipping. GameStop’s FAQ limits shipping to US addresses. The earlier 1 to 3 day withdrawal speed is restated as 2 to 5 days, per GameStop’s FAQ. Each earlier claim is withdrawn.

Compare GameStop Power Packs

No head-to-head GameStop comparison exists yet. These pages settle the questions collectors ask next.

What changed in October

  • Buy-back: 90% of stated value, from GameStop’s December 1, 2025 payout (was not published).
  • Categories: Pokémon, baseball, basketball, football and Special Drop (was sports only).
  • Withdraw speed: 2 to 5 days to bank, per GameStop’s FAQ (was 1 to 3 days).
  • App: iOS since July 14, 2026, with Apple Pay from October 5, 2026.

Pros

  • Every pull is a PSA-graded card, stored in the PSA Vault in Delaware
  • GameStop paid 90% of its stated value on its December 1, 2025 record buy-back
  • Card Ladder values every card, a source GameStop names in its FAQ
  • Odds, chase cards and values show before purchase, per the App Store listing
  • Bank withdrawals run through Stripe, in 2 to 5 days per GameStop's FAQ
  • The app holds 4.7 stars on 492 App Store ratings, as of October 28, 2026

Cons

  • MyCardRips has captured 0 packs of odds, so no break-even figure exists yet
  • GameStop's Power Packs FAQ writes no buy-back percentage
  • The 90% rests on 1 published payout, with no matched sold comps
  • Android users get no app: we found no Google Play listing on October 28, 2026
  • Packs are for US residents 18+ only, and cards ship to US addresses only

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GameStop Power Packs — FAQ

Is GameStop Power Packs legit?

Yes. GameStop Power Packs sells real PSA-graded cards, stored in the PSA Vault and shippable to US addresses. GameStop published a $30,494.70 buy-back payout on December 1, 2025. Buyers must be US residents aged 18+, per the September 25, 2026 Terms of Purchase.

Is GameStop Power Packs a scam?

No. The seller of record is PowerPacks, LLC, selling in partnership with GameStop, a NYSE-listed company, and PSA grades and vaults every card. The fair criticism is disclosure: GameStop publishes no buy-back percentage, and we have captured none of its odds.

Who owns GameStop Power Packs?

PowerPacks, LLC is the seller of record, selling in partnership with GameStop. GameStop trades on the NYSE as GME and describes Power Packs as a collaboration between GameStop and PSA.

How do GameStop Power Packs work?

You buy a digital pack online, rip it, and reveal one PSA-graded card with its Card Ladder value. Then you keep the card in the PSA Vault, ship it, sell it back, or list it. Packs run on the web and in the iOS app.

How much do GameStop Power Packs cost?

GameStop Power Packs cost $25 to $5,000 per digital pack. GameStop lists Starter at $25, Silver at $50, Gold at $100 and Platinum at $500. Diamond costs $1,000 and Lunar $2,500, and the App Store listing adds packs up to $5,000.

What is the GameStop Power Packs buy-back rate?

GameStop paid 90% of its own stated value on its December 1, 2025 record buy-back. The card was valued at $33,883, and GameStop paid $30,494.70. GameStop's FAQ publishes no percentage, and our earlier research recorded a 6% selling fee.

What are PSA Power Packs?

PSA Power Packs refers to GameStop Power Packs, the digital packs GameStop runs with PSA. PSA grades every card and stores each one in the PSA Vault. GameStop sells the packs through PowerPacks, LLC.

Can you buy GameStop Power Packs in store?

Yes, but only the physical version. Physical Power Packs hold a PSA 8+ slab plus sealed booster packs and sell in GameStop stores and online. Digital Power Packs are bought at powerpacks.com or in the iOS app.

Does GameStop Power Packs have Pokémon and One Piece?

GameStop Power Packs has had Pokémon as a digital category since the April 15, 2026 launch. One Piece appears as a physical product, Power Packs One Piece Gold Series 1. No GameStop page we read lists a digital One Piece category.

Is there a GameStop Power Packs promo code?

No public promo code was listed on GameStop's Power Packs page or App Store listing on October 28, 2026. Offers run through the app's Promotions feature, added on August 18, 2026. Treat codes sold by third-party sites with caution.

Is there a GameStop Power Packs app?

Yes. GameStop released the Power Packs iOS app on July 14, 2026, and the app requires iOS 16.0 or later. We found no Google Play listing on October 28, 2026, so Android users can rip at powerpacks.com in a browser.