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PrizePicks Packs gives Michigan collectors access to digital packs containing real basketball, football, and Pokémon trading cards.
Each purchase provides one randomly selected physical card, which buyers can have delivered. or when eligible, sell back to the company.
PrizePicks announced the launch of PrizePicks Packs Oct. 21 across all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Packs cost between $1 and $2,500, with nine price tiers available through the app.
Launch inventory includes four cards valued above $2 million
PrizePicks said four high-value cards were available across every pack tier at launch. The company supplied the following estimated values.
- Cooper Flagg rookie NBA debut patch autograph card: A 2025/26 Topps Chrome Update card graded PSA 10 and valued at $8.04 million
- Pikachu Illustrator card: A 1998 Japanese CoroCoro Comic promotional card graded CGC Mint 9 and valued at $2,806,271
- Dylan Harper rookie NBA debut patch autograph card: A 2025/26 Topps Chrome Update card graded PSA 9 and valued at $2.88 million
- Kon Knueppel rookie NBA debut patch autograph card: A 2025/26 Topps Chrome Update card graded PSA 10 and valued at $2.34 million
Higher-priced packs offer better chances of receiving more valuable cards. PrizePicks says a $1 pack normally contains a card worth between 30 cents and $20, with a chance of receiving rarer cards outside that range.
Pack purchases come with buyback rules and shipping deadlines
Customers need a verified account and must meet the product’s age and eligibility requirements. Through the Packs tab, they can choose a card category and price tier.
Before purchasing, buyers can review minimum and maximum card values, odds for different value ranges, and examples of available high-value cards.
Once a pack is opened, PrizePicks advertises an instant buyback offer at 100% of the card’s stated fair market value. That estimate can be higher or lower than the pack’s price, and accepted offers are credited to the customer’s PrizePicks balance.
Buyers who want the physical card can save it to their Locker and request delivery. Shipping fees and applicable taxes are displayed before confirmation.
The Packs terms allow certain cards to be designated for shipping only, with that status disclosed after purchase. Those cards cannot be sold back to PrizePicks.
Customers also have a deadline for deciding what to do with their card. The help center lists a 24-hour decision window, while the terms allow the Locker period to vary.
If the displayed deadline passes without action, PrizePicks automatically buys back eligible cards at the stated value. Shipping-only cards are sent to the account’s address, with delivery fees charged to the customer.
Delivery typically takes one to three weeks after shipment is requested, depending on where the card is stored. Customers can track the shipment through their account or an emailed link.
Customers can use deposit limits and account restrictions
PrizePicks’ Responsible Gaming menu lets customers set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits and receive alerts when account activity exceeds selected thresholds.
Timeouts lasting one to 30 days allow customers to pause deposits. Self-exclusion blocks account access and marketing notifications for at least 30 days, with a lifetime option available.
Michigan’s Responsible Gaming Database covers state-regulated online casino gambling and sports betting. Customers should review its coverage separately from PrizePicks’ account restrictions.
Readers can learn about recognizing harmful gambling habits and find Michigan responsible gambling resources for guidance and support.
