Secrets of Power Pull Rates & EV — The SWU Pack That Pays?

Right now: the best rip in Secrets of Power is the Booster Pack at $3.53 against $4.01 of expected pulls — a −3% margin after ~15% selling fees. Figures refresh every two hours.

Secrets of Power, released November 7, 2025, is the outlier on this site: in recent snapshots it's one of the very few sets — in any game we track — where the expected value of a pack has run ahead of the pack's own price, even after our roughly 15% haircut for selling fees. That's rare enough to deserve scrutiny rather than celebration.

The structure is the usual SWU 16-card pack: two rare slots, each about 8% to hit a Legendary by community estimates, plus a foil slot where Showcase variants appear about 3% of the time. What's different here is the ratio — the set's Legendary tier has held its value while pack prices settled quickly after launch, and that combination is what pushes the math into positive territory.

Two warnings before you buy a case. EV is an average: most individual packs still return a fraction of their cost, and the profitable outcomes concentrate in a handful of low-probability hits. And margins this thin move — the table below refreshes every two hours, so confirm the edge still exists before you act on it.

Sealed products: price vs. expected value

ProductMargin after ~15% feesMarket priceEV of pulls
Booster Pack −3% $3.53 $4.01

Pull-rate model

Secrets of Power packs hold 16 cards; the slots below are the ones that carry value.

SlotOutcomeEst. chance
Rare slot #1Rare92%
Rare slot #1Legendary8%
Rare slot #2Rare92%
Rare slot #2Legendary8%
Foil slotCommon (foil)65%
Foil slotUncommon (foil)20%
Foil slotRare (foil)10%
Foil slotLegendary (foil)2%
Foil slotSpecial / Showcase3%

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

FAQ

Is ripping Secrets of Power packs actually profitable?

On recent snapshots its expected value has run ahead of pack cost even after estimated selling fees, which is rare. But EV is a long-run average — most single packs still return less than they cost, and thin edges can disappear between price refreshes.

What's the pack structure for Secrets of Power?

16 cards: two rare slots that each hit a Legendary about 8% of the time by community estimates, plus one foil slot with roughly a 3% Showcase chance and a 2% foil-Legendary chance.

How many packs come in a Secrets of Power booster display?

24. At estimated rates that averages about four Legendaries per display, with a Showcase or foil Legendary showing up roughly once per box.

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