Ok dose anybody have a myth about when they buy there packs to get better cards like i have one i never pick the 1st pack showing. If you have a pack myth please share if you want to.
Pack myths
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Well in prereleases it seems that the good players at pokemon get the really good cards while the somewhat ok players like me get mainly worthless cards.
Pack art never yields matching card.
Not true Toixicroak pulled Toxicroak today.
But here is one Nidorina MT stalks me in all my packs.
And packs that feature Latias on it always end up giving me an EX or early Rev.Holo
But here is one Nidorina MT stalks me in all my packs.
And packs that feature Latias on it always end up giving me an EX or early Rev.Holo
lol my friends brothers is good luck he pulled 3 exs out of 10 packs and 6 holo rares and 1 normal rare.
There is no pattern to booster packs, from what I understand. If there was a pattern, it would be unfair for the people buying the packs, as the store owners could just remove the packs that have the holos / Lv. X's for themselves and sell the rest of the booster packs. Think about it from a business perspective.
i remember at 1 CC a guy said that some packs feel differnt then otheres and he got one pack and got an ex!
Yeah if a pack feels like it has a dent in it it has a holo, it's true trust me.Bulbasaur45 said:
I know theres no pattern Doc it just fun to here peoples pack story's.
Actually.. On my opinion a heavier pack has a holo or EX..
Actually there is kind of a pattern. For example, most ex sets have at least one ex per each 12 packs (except sets like holon phantoms) unless there is a star card in the box the booster came from. However, there is no 100% fool-proof way of telling the EXACT pack it will be in.
I do not really believe in any of this but I find you have more luck if you pick a booster from the pile on the left side in an opened box. Some people find that the thinner boosters have the good cards in (the packs vary in width slightly if you look at the sides). Although it is all rumours. The worst pack myth is that the picture on the front affects your chances.
By the way, I would not do a bend test on boosters. I tried it recently and damaged the booster (I accidently did it too hard) and the shop keeper got angry. So I had to buy it and the cards were rubbish.
I do not really believe in any of this but I find you have more luck if you pick a booster from the pile on the left side in an opened box. Some people find that the thinner boosters have the good cards in (the packs vary in width slightly if you look at the sides). Although it is all rumours. The worst pack myth is that the picture on the front affects your chances.
By the way, I would not do a bend test on boosters. I tried it recently and damaged the booster (I accidently did it too hard) and the shop keeper got angry. So I had to buy it and the cards were rubbish.
I always try to buy those sets where you you get 3 packs & 1 promo. I always get batter cards in those
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10806 said:
That could explain why the Yu-Gi-Oh players that go to the card store where I play Pokemon never get any ultra-rares. :F
Here is a pack myth for you. Reverse Holo Mew from Legend Maker is more common that it's normal version. My evidence? 6 Legend Maker Mews and they have all be reverse foil.
Here is a truth,
During the HL-LM era, all packs that were hard(or hard to bend) always have rev. Holos, ex, or Stars.
However, when PUSA noticed this, they started to make the common rev. cards very hard.
During the HL-LM era, all packs that were hard(or hard to bend) always have rev. Holos, ex, or Stars.
However, when PUSA noticed this, they started to make the common rev. cards very hard.