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Arena Club
So i know there’s a back and forth about slab packs and such. I can say i have used arena club a good bit. I recently decided to request a few of the cards i have on there. Couple of them cause they are at least 50 dollar cards and wanted them in my pc.. Anyone else use arena club?
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I honestly had no idea what you were talking about when you first mentioned it and had to look it up. I’m looking forward to reading others’ comments. My first reaction is to be suspicious. Not sure why…
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Oh that is totally understandable.. i was to at first and then was like what the heck. Obviously not all cards are worth the value i spent.. The lowest teir is 25 bucks. but chance for some really cool cards. Plus i look at it kinda like breaking in a live stream. i at least know im gonna get something. And what the floor and ceiling is gonna look like
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Ahh okay, that actually makes more sense. The comparison to a live break is pretty spot on—you know the floor going in, but there’s still a chance you hit something really good. I can definitely see the appeal more now.
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my biggest issues with breaks are the breakers who are doing bad with the hobby. someone pulls that case hit and they dont honor the sale and cancel and keep the card or list it for auction cause its multi thousand dollar card and couldnt let it go for 50 bucks
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How is it determined what’s in a pack? If there are graded cards included somebody is choosing those cards, right? In a break no one knows what’s in the boxes and packs (if they’re honest breakers).
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well if you go and look at there site and pick a pack it shows you all the cards currently available and what you could pull and gives the odds of pulling said card.. and the fact there real cards.. now you do have to pay a dollar plus shipping to retrieve those cards but its a small drop in the bucket. Not im not sure where arena club or others like them get there cards from but ive seen and have pulled some sweet cards.
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If you’re happy with cards you’ve gotten then it’s a good buy for you. And you enjoy it. That’s a win-win for sure!
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thats for sure. i can say i have gotten a few that i didnt know who the player or prospect is. ive keeped some and then just taken the buy back offer.
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I was the same way when I first heard about it. I’d probably be more comfortable with it after hearing from people who have actually used it and gotten their cards back. Definitely curious what everyone else’s experience has been.
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I do and have loved it! Its such a fun form of gambling lol
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😂 That’s probably the best way to describe it. It’s basically a card break where you know you’re getting something, but you still get that “what am I gonna hit?” feeling. I can definitely see why it gets addictive.
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Arena Club does have a list of cards you could get under each pack so you have an idea of what you are getting
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I like that, prepping people on the odds. It just takes a lot of trust to believe that those cards are hittable. Thanks trust on both sides to make those digital rips work.
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Oh absolutely. The bigger cards are so rarely hit but the payoff makes the chase so much fun
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i totally agree plus lets remember the buy back they do.. sometimes its nothing close to what you spent but i have seen them and even with one of my own cards they bought it back for a couple bucks more then estimated psa price.
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right.. i typically only have bought the 25 dollar baseball. ive done the 50 dollar one a couple times but its my way of having fun.. when i have an extra 25 i drop it on a pack and heck one day ill pull a grail or chaser
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Honestly you aren’t wrong to chase blasters and megas. They have been hitting really well lately. The gap between megas and hobbys isn’t as far as it once was
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