Opening Log · Track Pulls · Analytics

Card Opening Log

Track every pack and box you open. Log your costs and pulls. See if you are running hot or cold.

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Click “Log Opening” to track your first pack or box

Opening Log Tips

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Log Immediately: Log pulls right after opening while you remember what you got. Waiting leads to forgotten hits.
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Track Everything Over $5: Even mid-range pulls add up. A $8 insert times 10 is $80 in value you might not track otherwise.
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Compare Products: After 5+ openings of each product, compare which ones give you the best return. Data beats gut feeling.
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Set a Stop-Loss: If you are 30%+ negative after 10 openings of a product, consider switching to buying singles instead.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I log a pack opening?

Click "Log Opening" and select the product you opened (or type a custom name). Enter the cost you paid and add your notable pulls with their estimated values. The tool automatically calculates your EV, profit/loss, and running totals.

What counts as a notable pull?

Log anything worth tracking: autographs, numbered parallels, refractors, short prints, rookie cards of top players, or any card worth more than a few dollars. You do not need to log every base card — just the hits and cards with value.

How is the hot or cold rating calculated?

Your luck rating compares total pull value against total cost. Over 150 percent means you are running hot. Between 80 and 150 percent is normal. Below 80 percent means you are running cold. The rating updates as you log more openings.

Can I export my opening log?

Yes. Click Export CSV to download your full opening history including dates, products, costs, pulls, and values in a spreadsheet-compatible format. Great for tax tracking or personal records.

Does this work for Pokemon and sports cards?

Yes. The opening log works for any card product — sports cards, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, or any other TCG. Just enter the product name, cost, and what you pulled.