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Work out the real odds before you spend a single coin. Set up the box, pick what you are hunting, and the simulator shows your chance of pulling it, how many coins that costs, and the exact draw where the card becomes guaranteed. You can also open packs for fun and watch the box empty out.
Enter the box size and the number of Epic / Show Time / Highlight cards from the in-game pack screen.
What it tells you
- Your real chance — the odds of pulling at least one of your target, for any number of draws
- Coins needed — costed at the in-game rate of 100 coins per draw and 900 per ten
- The guarantee point — the draw at which the card is certain, and what it costs to get there
- Any box, not just one — set the box up yourself, so it works for every pack the game runs
How box draws actually work
A box draw is not a slot machine. Every card you pull is removed from the box, so the odds improve with every draw. That is why “1 in 150” is misleading — after 100 draws you are not still at 1 in 150.
The chance of pulling at least one of your targets in n draws, from a box of N cards holding M copies of what you want:
P(at least 1) = 1 − ∏(N − M − i) / (N − i)
And because cards are removed, once only your targets are left the next draw must be one of them. That happens at draw N − M + 1 — the guarantee point.
How many coins do you need?
A worked example: a 150-card box with 3 Epic cards in it.
| Draws | Coins | Chance of an Epic |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 900 | 18.8% |
| 30 | 2,700 | 49.1% |
| 50 | 4,500 | 70.7% |
| 100 | 9,000 | 96.4% |
| 148 | 13,400 | Guaranteed |
Clearing the whole box would be 150 draws, but the Epic is certain at 148 — and at 100 draws you are already at 96.4% for two thirds of the cost. That gap is the number this tool exists to give you.
Opening packs in the simulator
Below the numbers you can pull for real — one card for 100 coins, ten for 900. Cards leave the box as you open them, exactly as in game, and the counter tracks what you have spent. It costs nothing, and it is a much cheaper way to find out how a box treats you.
Ten draws cost 900 coins, not 1,000. Calculators that price a draw at a flat 100 coins overstate a full 150-draw box by 1,500 coins.
