New to breaks? Here's exactly what you're buying, how we open the boxes, and why the stream is half the fun.
Your first break
Bid on your team on eBay (Wednesday to Saturday) or claim it in our Discord (Sunday). The break sheet shows every chase card your team can pull that night.
Every box is opened live on YouTube, one box at a time. Every card for your team is called out as it's pulled, and the replay stays up.
Everything for your team ships Tuesday, sleeved and top-loaded. $4.99 shipping, $2.50 for each extra team.
Every night mixes boxes from a few different products and sports. We don't open all the football and then all the baseball. We alternate: a box of football, a box of baseball, a box of football, a box of baseball, until we're out of boxes. On Friday and Saturday basketball joins the rotation.
Your team gets every card for your team out of every box in its sport that night. So if you have the Bengals, every Bengals card from every football box we open is yours.
A lot of our breaks use half or a third of a hobby box. Every pack is opened live on stream, and the rest of that box goes into a later break, so you can track every hit from a box across our breaks.
Which half we open is picked at random on stream, and every pack inside is in random order. If the auto wasn't in the first half, it's still waiting in the second half for the next break.
When a box we're splitting has a silver pack, chat calls heads or tails, majority rules. Call it right and we open it tonight. Call it wrong and it goes back in the box for the next half. If the listing says the silver pack is included, there's no coin flip: it's in your break.
A card with players from different teams goes to the randomizer on screen, between just the teams on the card. If one person owns all of those teams, it's theirs and we skip it. A card with no team in the break, like a celebrity card, is randomized the same way.
Pros pictured in a college uniform go to their pro team today. The college and conference spots are for players who are in college right now.
The stream is the best part. Every box we open is a giveaway for everybody watching, whether you have a team in the break or not: guess the team that gets the card Cam calls, like the first rookie or the first parallel. There's Serial Snipe, Pack Wars, Plinko chips for top bidders and the monthly Duck Derby.
Talk to us in the chat. We tell stories, talk sports, call out every hit and have a lot of fun doing it. The more chat, the better the night.
The box giveaway, Daily Double, Pack Wars, Serial Snipe, Plinko, the monthly Duck Derby, coupons, Free Hobby Pack Friday, referrals and the first-timer Care Package. Most are free to play.
Missed your team on eBay?
Yes. Every eBay break night, teams that didn't get a bid are available at the start of the stream. Grab one in our Discord or make an offer in the live chat. They're only sold there, not on this website, because they go fast once we're live.
You buy a team. We open the boxes live on YouTube, and every card for your team that comes out of those boxes is yours. Each night mixes half and third boxes from several products, all listed in the break.
Wednesday and Thursday at 8:30 PM CT, Friday and Saturday at 9 PM CT, live on YouTube. Sunday breaks run in our Discord after the late NFL games.
Bids happen on eBay. Tap Bid on eBay and that exact listing opens, in the eBay app if you have it. You get eBay's buyer protection on every auction.
Our break sheet scores every team against the real checklists of that night's boxes: autos, rookies, case hits and short prints. #1 is the team with the most chase.
Yes. Every eBay break night, teams that didn't get a bid are available at the start of the stream. Grab one in our Discord or make an offer in the live chat. They're only sold there, not on this website, because they go fast once we're live.
$4.99 for your first team and $2.50 for each extra team. Orders ship on Tuesday. The weekly cutoff is Saturday at 10 PM CT.
College and conference spots (SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, All Other) get cards of players who are in college right now. Drafted players go to their pro team.
