Submit your pull data
Quick answer
Real pull-rate data comes from collectors who count what they open. If you tracked a box break or a batch of packs — any game we cover — submit your counts here. We review every submission, weigh it by sample size and evidence, and publish verified datasets with credit on /pull-rates.
What makes a submission usable
- Count everything, not just hits. "Opened 216 packs, pulled 4 SIRs" is data; "pulled a SIR!" is an anecdote.
- Bigger samples weigh more. A single booster box is welcome but lands at low confidence; 10+ boxes of the same set is where estimates start to firm up. We judge datasets by expected hits, not pack counts.
- Evidence raises confidence. A spreadsheet, video, or photo log lets us verify counting — submissions with evidence are far more likely to be published.
- Note region and print wave if you know them — rates can differ between them, and mixing muddies the data.
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.
Frequently asked questions
Will my submission be published as-is?
No — every submission goes through human review before anything appears on the site. Verified data is merged into a dataset with its collection method, sample size and a confidence level; small or unevidenced samples may be held until more data accumulates.
Do I get credit?
If you want it, yes — leave an email or a channel link and published datasets can credit contributors as the source. If you prefer anonymity, say so in the notes.
Why does TCG Pax want this data?
Most publishers never publish odds, so honest collectors are the only source of real pull-rate information. Aggregated, reviewed community data with stated sample sizes beats both marketing claims and single-box anecdotes.
What happens to the demo datasets on the site?
Placeholder datasets are clearly badged "Demo data" and are being replaced by verified community datasets exactly like the ones this form collects. That replacement is a launch requirement, not an afterthought.