Pokémon cards · Live draws

Win Pokémon cards:
every live UK competition, ranked

Every live draw to win Pokémon cards from the UK operators we track, in one list, ranked by how much value your ticket buys.

Updated 15 November 2026 · refreshed hourly from live data

68live Pokémon cards competitions analysed
1.74best Value Ratio today
2.64market median ratio
1 in 107shortest odds available

As of 15 November 2026, we're tracking 68 live Pokémon cards competitions; the best Value Ratio is 1.74 against a market median of 2.64, and the shortest odds are 1 in 107. Top of the table right now: Chaos Rising Pokémon Bundle + Instant Wins #14 from Gaming Giveaways.

Pokémon draws cover sealed booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes and graded single cards, and there are a lot of them: 121 were live at once in November 2026, typically 500 tickets at 99p. Sealed product has a clear market price. Graded cards do not, so treat a Value Ratio on a single card with more caution than one on a sealed box.

The list below is every live draw whose prize is Pokémon cards, ranked by Value Ratio (lower is better). Each one opens with its ticket cap, the odds and the cash alternative where the operator publishes one.

Ranked best Value Ratio first — the same default ordering as the Showroom. Tap any card for the full breakdown, including your max odds (1 in the total ticket allocation) and current odds (1 in the tickets sold so far). Always check each operator's draw terms before entering.

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How to pick between them

Two numbers decide whether a draw is worth entering. The ticket cap sets your odds: one ticket in a 500-ticket draw is a 1 in 500 chance, whatever it costs. The Value Ratio tells you what you are paying for that chance: it is the total ticket revenue divided by the prize value, so 2.0 means the operator takes in twice what the prize is worth. Short odds with a ratio under about 2.5 is the combination to look for.

If nothing is listed

These draws come and go, and this page stays put. When no operator has one running, the list above is empty and fills again as soon as the next draw opens: we check every operator through the day. In the meantime, toy competitions has every similar prize that is live now.

See every prize we track this way, or browse all live competitions in the Showroom.

Frequently asked questions

Which UK competition is best to win Pokémon cards?
It changes as draws open and sell out. The ranking above lists every live draw for Pokémon cards by Value Ratio, best value first, and each listing opens with its ticket cap and odds. The best one for you is usually the draw with the fewest tickets at a price you are comfortable with.
What are the odds of winning Pokémon cards in a competition?
One ticket's worst-case odds are 1 in the draw's ticket cap, and the cap is different on every draw. It is shown on each listing above. If a draw closes without selling out, your real odds are better than the cap suggests.
Can I take cash instead of the prize?
Often. Many operators publish a cash alternative, and where they do we base the Value Ratio on it. It is set by the operator for each draw, so check the listing and the terms before entering.
How current is this list?
It is rebuilt from live operator data through the day. Closed and sold-out draws drop off automatically, and new ones appear as operators launch them.

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