HS—Unleashed pull rates (modelled)
Modelled odds for a single HS—Unleashed booster pack. CardTrack does not open packs: the pack is modelled as 7 commons · 3 uncommons · 1 rare/holo slot, with the hit slot weighted Rare 67 : Holo / V / ex 33 across the rarities this set actually prints. The card counts, the pack price and the chase-card prices below are real; the percentages are the model.
Hit-slot odds by rarity model
The chance the pack's single “hit” slot lands on each rarity, under the model, normalised across the rarities printed in this set. “Each” splits that chance evenly across the cards at the rarity — the model's assumption, not a measured print ratio. The card counts are real.
What is real here, and what is modelled
Real: the number of cards printed at each rarity (28 common, 28 uncommon, 16 rare, 11 holo, 6 ultra, 7 secret); the pack price (cheapest current booster-pack market listing); every chase card's market price.
Modelled: the pack structure, the hit-slot weights, and the even split within a rarity. The weights (Rare 67 : Holo / V / ex 33) are one fixed set applied to every vintage set alike — not fitted to HS—Unleashed's own print run — which is why a real opened-pack sample for a specific set can diverge from this model. CardTrack has no opened-pack dataset, and no official rates exist to calibrate against — so treat every percentage as an assumption you can see, not a measurement. The same model drives the pack simulator and the modelled average on best-upside sets.
Frequently asked questions
Are these HS—Unleashed pull rates official?
No. Neither The Pokémon Company nor CardTrack publishes measured pull rates for HS—Unleashed. The percentages here come from CardTrack's pack model — the same fixed hit-slot weights (Rare 67 : Holo / V / ex 33) applied to every vintage set, not tuned to HS—Unleashed's own print run — applied to the real number of cards this set prints at each rarity.
What are the odds of pulling a specific HS—Unleashed chase card?
Under the model, a rarity's hit-slot chance is split evenly across every card printed at that rarity, so each Holo / V / ex card gets the same odds. Real print runs are not even and vary by product, which is why CardTrack shows the tier, not a per-card rate.
What on this page is real data?
The card counts per rarity (96 cards in the set), the pack price (cheapest current booster-pack market listing), and every chase card's market price. Market prices are current asking prices, not completed sales. Some retailers and community projects publish opened-pack counts for individual sets — worth seeking out if you want measured, not modelled, numbers.
What is a "God Pack"?
"God Pack" is the collectors' name for a rare booster pack in which every card, or nearly every card, is a high-rarity hit. They have turned up in certain special sets — mostly Japanese sets such as Pokémon Card 151, VSTAR Universe and Terastal Festival ex — and what they contain differs by set: a Terastal Festival God Pack, for example, can hold all nine Eevee-line Special Illustration Rares. CardTrack's model above covers only the standard pack; it does not represent God Packs or other special pack variants.