World Convergence EV per Pack: Pull Rates & Verdict

Right now: the best rip in World Convergence is the Booster Box at $84.20 against $338.04 of expected pulls — a +241% margin after ~15% selling fees. Figures refresh every two hours.

World Convergence released April 25, 2025, and its rip math is the kind that looks better on a spreadsheet than in your hands: margins at recent prices have been positive but thin, especially on loose packs. Thin edges are fragile — our EV already takes a haircut of roughly 15% for selling fees, and a small slide in singles or a bump in box price erases what's left.

Structurally it's the usual Digimon booster: 12 cards, a guaranteed rare, and a hit slot that community estimates say holds a Super Rare about 70% of the time, a Secret Rare one pack in five, and an alternate-art Special one in ten. With most of the Super Rare tier near bulk, the set's value concentrates in a short list of secrets and alt arts — miss them across a 24-pack box and the average never materializes for you.

Check the live tables below before acting; they refresh from TCGPlayer prices every two hours. On a set this close to break-even, the current number is the only one that matters.

Sealed products: price vs. expected value

ProductMargin after ~15% feesMarket priceEV of pulls
Booster Pack +178% $4.31 $14.08
Booster Box +241% $84.20 $338.04

Pull-rate model

World Convergence packs hold 12 cards; the slots below are the ones that carry value.

SlotOutcomeEst. chance
Rare slotRare100%
Hit slotSuper Rare70%
Hit slotSecret Rare20%
Hit slotSpecial10%

Community-estimated rates — no publisher discloses official pull odds. The calculator prices each outcome from live singles data.

FAQ

How many packs come in a World Convergence booster box?

24 packs, each with 12 cards: one guaranteed rare plus a hit slot yielding a Super Rare, Secret Rare, or Special.

Do the EV numbers on this page account for selling fees?

Yes — card values take a haircut of roughly 15% to reflect marketplace fees and shipping, so EV approximates what you'd actually net, not sticker prices.

Are World Convergence pull rates official?

No. Bandai doesn't publish odds; the rates shown are community estimates from box-opening data.

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