How much of the box each NFL team and college owns, based on what can be pulled for them — case hits, autos, and rookies weigh most; regular inserts barely count. Add your break cost to turn shares into approximate dollars.
Fair price = what a spot is worth at the breaker's cost, plus the margin you set. Typical breaker margins run roughly 10–30%; set 0 to see pure at-cost value.
Dollar figures are the break cost × each spot's share — what a spot is worth relative to what the breaker paid, not live comps. Box type changes the mix: Breaker's Delight is almost all autos and case hits, so base cards and inserts count for very little; Jumbo adds autos. Retail boxes are excluded.
How much one card on the checklist is worth relative to a base paper card, folding in how desirable and how pullable it is. A card's points = this × the player's tier points × any rookie or prospect premium.
Points for each tier. Change a player's tier from their team sheet.
Leave the college split blank to let the checklist decide it.
How it works. Every card on the checklist gets points: its card type (Anime, GPK, Chrome auto, base RC…) times its player's tier, with premiums for rookies and 1st Bowman prospects. A team's share of its side is its points over the side's total; its share of the box multiplies in the NFL/college split. Scores compare a team to the top team in the same view; Tier 1 is 70+, Tier 2 40–69, Tier 3 20–39, Tier 4 under 20.
New here? The quick tour at the top of the page walks through each part in eight steps.
Live wheel tracks a random break as teams are drawn: the next spot's fair value is the average of what's left. Custom lets you rebuild any breaker's slot list and check their asking prices. Breaks tab. Slot presets build a full slot list for common formats; the × badge compares each slot with an even split. Random breaks. Fair spot value is the average of everything the format hands out. Formats that deal several colleges per spot are simulated over thousands of random deals to get the typical, worst-10% and best-10% spot.
Team on the card counts. Young Kings and legend cards go to the team printed on them — Walter Payton's Retrofractor is a Jackson State card and Joe Anoa'i's is Georgia Tech. Multi-signer NFL cards credit each player's team.
* About the odds. Every "1 in X boxes/cases" and "chance in break" figure is an estimate built on these assumptions:
These are probabilities, not promises of what any break will contain. Not included: Mega- and Breaker's Delight-only sets, and parallel ladders (every card has the same ladder, so they don't change shares). Player tiers are starting judgments — set your own.
Checklist: Topps via Checklist Insider and Degree Grading, Sept 2026. Conferences reflect 2026 alignment.