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Han Solo, Worth the Risk is a Common card from Shadows of the Galaxy (Star Wars Unlimited). If you only want this specific card, buying the single card may be more predictable than opening sealed packs.
Rough market estimate: ~$144.98 (editorial estimate — always check live listings)
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A 16-card pack from SWU's underworld-themed second set, built to feed limited play as much as collections. High-number variants of leaders like Cad Bane are extremely rare by community observation — open for the game and treat a premium variant as a windfall. Loose packs commonly sit below MSRP thanks to healthy supply.
A 24-pack Shadows of the Galaxy box — sold as a "Booster Display" on TCGplayer — well suited to draft and sealed nights. Premium variants like the Cad Bane are estimated at multiple boxes per hit, so buy for gameplay volume, not chase expectations. Market prices have run well below MSRP, making it one of the cheapest per-pack box buys we track.
Two ready-to-play decks with fixed, published lists — The Mandalorian and Moff Gideon lead the two sides — plus tokens and quickstart rules, so two people can learn Star Wars Unlimited out of one box with zero randomness. Verify exact contents on the official product page. The predictable, budget-friendly way into the game; add boosters later for the fun of opening.
Estimates, not guarantees
Pull statistics are estimates based on available data and may vary. Opening packs is random. No pack, box, or sealed product guarantees a specific card unless the product explicitly states it.
Always check official product details and set lists before buying.
Han Solo, Worth the Risk is part of Shadows of the Galaxy. Products from that set that can contain it: Shadows of the Galaxy Booster Pack, Shadows of the Galaxy Booster Box, Shadows of the Galaxy Two-Player Starter. Every pack is random — no product guarantees this card.
No card-level observed estimate is available. Its rarity tier (Common) is the best general guide, and pulling any specific card is random.
If you only want this specific card, buying the single card may be more predictable than opening sealed packs. Packs make sense when you enjoy opening and want many cards from the set, not just this one.
Collect responsibly
Open packs for fun and collecting. If you need a specific card, compare the cost of buying the single.
Stats help set expectations. They do not change your odds or guarantee results.
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