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OpenThatPack reviews: is it legit?
Online booster-pack opening for Pokémon, MTG, One Piece and Riftbound that mirrors real sealed-pack odds. Pulled cards ship worldwide or sell back for site credit.
Where you can rip
- Web(available)
- iOS(not available)
- Android(available)
CheckedRW.SOFTWARE LLC (Austin, TX)· Pokémon, MTG, One Piece, Mixed
OpenThatPack at a glance
Pros
- Uses real sealed-pack odds, with packs priced below retail
- Documented provably-fair algorithm (HMAC-SHA512 with seed commitment)
- Worldwide shipping by UPS Express
Cons
- Credits can't be cashed out
- Fairness described three different ways across its own pages
- Its two shipping-exclusion lists don't match
- Small review sample
Key facts
Buyback: Sell-back for site credit at indicative prices (no % published). Credits have no cash value and may expire after 24 months of inactivity.
OpenThatPack claims a provably-fair system. How to verify a result yourself
Payout
- OpenThatPack says
- No cash withdrawals; cards ship instead
- Users report
- Not applicable (no cash-out)
Shipping
- OpenThatPack says
- About 6 business days to process (50 cards or fewer), then 1–3 business days by UPS Express
- Users report
- No quantified reports; several reviews say shipping is fast, a few mention delays on combined orders
What users say about OpenThatPack
Small but mostly positive: reviewers say odds match stated rates and praise fast international shipping and packaging. Negatives include poor pulls, delays on combined orders, one lost shipment with a weak resolution, and a clunky site. OpenThatPack doesn't reply to negative reviews.
Common praise
- Odds match stated rates
- Fast international shipping
- Good packaging
Common complaints
- Delays on combined orders
- One lost shipment
- Clunky site
Ratings checked Sep 29, 2026 and linked above. Sources with fewer than 20 ratings, or ratings covering a whole company app, are shown but not averaged. Reviews are self-selected and can be skewed by incentives or in-app prompts. We summarize recurring themes and don't copy reviews.
Community reviews
What PackRipper readers say about OpenThatPack
Reviews left here by readers, checked by a moderator before they appear. The community score is separate from the PackRipper Score and from the Trustpilot and app-store ratings above.
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Our take on OpenThatPack
Overview
OpenThatPack aims to replicate real booster packs: each opening follows the pull rates of the actual sealed product, and packs are priced below retail ($5–$20 for Pokémon, up to $70 for Commander Masters). It publishes an HMAC-SHA512 provably-fair algorithm with a server-seed commitment. Its own pages also mention Solana and “VRF” without reconciling the three descriptions.
Like other collector-first sites, value stays on the platform: sell-backs pay site credit with no cash value, so you take value out by shipping cards.
How we scored it
- Fairness 5.0: documented seed scheme, less 0.5 for inconsistent descriptions (2.5), sealed-pack odds (2), stability default.
- Payouts 2.0: no cash-out; about 10 days to ship as stated (one band lower).
- Value 2.5: credit-only sell-back scores in the lowest band, lifted slightly by below-retail pricing.
- Experience 4.0: web plus a new Android app (no iOS app), and no responsible-play tools found.
- Support 4.0: limited data; no replies on Trustpilot.
OpenThatPack FAQ
Is OpenThatPack legit?
OpenThatPack is operated by RW.SOFTWARE LLC (Austin, TX). It claims a provably-fair system for its draws. We found too few user ratings to calculate an average. The most common complaints are delays on combined orders and one lost shipment. We don't label platforms "legit" or "scams". This page sets out the sourced evidence so you can decide.
Can you cash out on OpenThatPack?
Not as cash. Sell-backs are paid in site credit that can't be withdrawn, so the only way to take value out is to have items shipped. Sell-back for site credit at indicative prices (no % published). Credits have no cash value and may expire after 24 months of inactivity.
How long do OpenThatPack withdrawals take?
OpenThatPack states: no cash withdrawals; cards ship instead. What users report: not applicable (no cash-out).
How long does OpenThatPack shipping take?
OpenThatPack states: about 6 business days to process (50 cards or fewer), then 1–3 business days by UPS Express. What users report: no quantified reports; several reviews say shipping is fast, a few mention delays on combined orders.
Where is OpenThatPack available?
We didn't find published regional restrictions beyond the usual sanctions and age limits. Check OpenThatPack's terms for your state or country before depositing.
Is OpenThatPack provably fair?
OpenThatPack claims a provably-fair (seed-commitment) system. A claim isn't the same as verification: you can check individual results yourself. How to verify a provably fair result.
Does OpenThatPack have a promo code?
PackRipper doesn't publish promo codes or referral offers. If OpenThatPack advertises a sign-up offer, check it on the official site and read the bonus terms before depositing.
Is OpenThatPack gambling?
OpenThatPack sells chance-based packs for real money. Many people, and some regulators, treat that as gambling-like, whatever the platform calls it. It's for adults only (18+), and the rules vary by location. Set a budget and use any limits the platform offers.
Sources (6) · last checked Sep 29, 2026
- Google Play: OpenThatPack · accessed Sep 29, 2026
- OpenThatPack fairness (algorithm, odds) · accessed Sep 29, 2026
- OpenThatPack FAQs · accessed Sep 29, 2026
- OpenThatPack shipping · accessed Sep 29, 2026
- OpenThatPack terms (credits, operator) · accessed Sep 29, 2026
- Trustpilot: OpenThatPack · accessed Sep 29, 2026
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