ODDS ARE · BETA

COLLECTOR'S CORNER Q&A

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BETA: We're still tuning this. Rules may shift. Nothing you've pulled gets taken back.

What is a card?

A call on a real player at a real book's line, printed before the game. It's not a bet. It doesn't pay out. It's a receipt.

A graded Pete Crow-Armstrong MLB card with its print price and final hit grade.
A graded card. What we said, what it cost, what happened.

What's on it?

The claim. 1+ HR or 6+ REC. The print price. The FanDuel line when it printed and what it meant as a chance: +1400 · 6.7%. The serial. Your copy in a limited run: #4 / 50. The grade. Hit or miss once the game is final. None of that ever changes.

Ungraded vs graded?

Ungraded means the game has not finished yet: SETTLES AFTER THE LAST OUT or AFTER THE WHISTLE. Graded means the official box score is final. Your card gets a GRADED case with grade info header. Hits settle at 100%; misses settle at 0%.

A graded J. Price NFL card with the white grade information header above the card.
Graded case. The header records the settled call.

Do misses go away?

No. Hits and misses both stay on the wall. A wall with only wins is a highlight reel. This is a record.

How do I get one?

Sign up with email only and you get a pull. Return the next day and spend a little time in the app for another. Three free pulls, one a day. After that, SHARP gets a pull every day, or use JUICE to pull the card you want.

An Odds Are sealed card waiting to be opened.
Every pull arrives sealed. It flips when you open it.

What's the spin?

A fresh card spins when you open it. Sometimes it lands on +30 JUICE. Sometimes it just opens. Either way it's yours. The spin is free.

What's on the back?

The read behind the call: eight tiles of real evidence for that matchup, from data we license. Free to flip. Some cards have a deeper route, lane, or side beneath that. It costs 10 JUICE—the only thing on a card that does.

The back of a card showing its eight matchup evidence tiles.
The back. Evidence is free. The route is 10 JUICE.

Where do they live?

In the Locker. Tap the red locker in the header. There are four shelves: football graded, football ungraded, baseball graded, and baseball ungraded. Scroll sideways, tap a card to bring it up, then flip it.

The Odds Are Locker showing football and baseball card shelves.
The Locker. Both sports. Both grades. Always.

What's the glow and PIN?

The locker glows when something landed; opening it settles the glow. PIN puts a graded hit into one of three door sleeves for display. It still stays on its shelf too.

Why is everything foil?

Every card pulled during beta is foil. Later base cards will not be. Early holders keep their first-edition foils forever.

What do the numbers mean?

#4 / 50 is your serial and the edition size. Baseball editions are 50; football editions are 500. (R) means rookie. +1400 · 6.7% → 100% is the print price, its implied chance, and where it settled.

Can I share it?

SAVE downloads the card as an image. Graded cards share as a link, so anyone can see the card, price, and result without an account. Tag @ODDSAREHQ when you post one.

What if a stat gets corrected?

It happens. The card regrades within four hours of the game going final. Claim, price, and serial never move; only the grade can.

What don't you do?

We don't invent prices. No FanDuel line, no card. We don't change grades for anyone. Every copy grades the same. We don't hide misses. And JUICE never buys a better grade, lower serial, or rarer card.

What's coming?

NFL CARDS START WEEK 1. Trading, buying specific cards, and pulls for bets are planned, but none are live yet. This corner will say when they are.

FULL CARD LOOK

FRONT
The front of a graded A.J. Brown NFL card with its grade receipt and price line.
BACK
The back of the same graded A.J. Brown NFL card with its matchup evidence tiles.
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