
Slabz has burst onto the mystery box scene with its collection of One Piece, Sports, and Pokemon packs - each of which you get a single, graded card, that you can vault or get shipped to your address.
After much testing and ripping, I’ve created the below Slabz review to look at their packs among other things. My first impressions were strong, and I enjoyed checking out the awesome grail cards they have like the 2003 Gengar Skyridge Holo (CGC 10), and the 1999 1st Edition Blastoise PSA 10 - read on to see what else they have!
| Payment Provider | Deposit time | Withdrawal time | Safety | Approval rate |
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instant | 1 - 3 days | very_high_security | high |
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2 - 10 days | very_high_security |
Let’s start by looking at how Slabz works and the inner mechanisms of its card ripping setup, just like I did with my Collector Crypt review.
Slabz offers Pokemon, One Piece, and Sports packs that you can rip. Each pack has a pool of potential cards, and when you open one, you get a single graded card. The cards are graded by recognized companies like PS, CGC, and BGS. With that card you have three options:
I was happy to see full transparency for all the Slabz packs, including the value ranges and the potential percentages of pulling cards from the different tiers.
Slabz offers both US and worldwide shipping for any card you rip from the packs. There are shipping fees, but these vary depending on your location, and the size of your order. Pro tip here - do not get single cards shipped, but instead, wait until you have a decent amount (I usually get deliveries in batches of 10 cards), as this can help save on your shipping costs.
After going through the transparency and setup of the packs, I looked at a few other core Slabz features including its security processes, banking, and support - everything was as expected, although there was a noticeable lack of support options. So, is Slabz legit? Yes, but we’ll also give you the rundown on the site’s security features and more so you can decide for yourself.
Slabz does all the basics for security - SSL encryption backed by a valid certificate, a secure payment getaway for both fiat and crypto methods, and documentation relating to its terms and conditions and privacy policy. For the registration process, they use a simpler but secure method that is becoming more common - you don’t technically register an account, but simply login each time. However, you have to do 2FA email verification by entering a code each time you use your Slazb login.
I was able to pay directly at Slabz using Apple Pay, Google Pay, or bank card - I like this method as you can store your fiat payment option to quickly make purchases, as opposed to continually depositing funds into your account first before buying packs.
Alternatively, crypto payments are supported in USDC (USD Coin). There’s the option to link your external crypto wallet, or you can make direct payments with their USDC Solana wallet address.
I tried Google Pay and connected my Coinbase wallet and both worked smoothly - my payments were processed instantly, and there were no transaction fees charged by Dlabz.





This is an area I felt needed improving as after creating my Slabz login I was only able to find a random info support email via the terms and conditions - there didn’t seem to be a specific customer support email, I couldn’t see a live chat, and there was no support page. This needs improving as unless you are willing to join their Discord server, there really isn’t a concrete way to get in touch with anyone.
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| Available Languages: | English |
| Email: | info@slabz.com |
With my Lastpack review I was especially impressed with their pack variety, and Slabz has a comparable selection, featuring Pokemon, One Piece, and Sports packs to rip. The prices range from $25 up to $5,000, with each pack having a set pool of potential cards, and a four-tier rarity system - each tier has a percentage chance of being pulled, and a value range:
Typically speaking, if you rip anything that’s rare or above, then you have broken even on the cost of your pack. I checked out the legendary tiers for the different pack types and saw some desirable cards such as:
The Pokemon packs have the highest potential value, but I think that’s more due to the popularity of the TCG itself as opposed to what Slabz offers. I did also see some Michael Jordan PSA 10s that I would love to get my hands on as a basketball fan.
Below, I’ve given a complete breakdown of the current packs you can rip, together with the different tiers of cards they contain. Please be aware that similar to my Goatbox review, I’ve noticed that Slabz may still be tinkering with its pack construction, so always check the contents for yourself too before making a purchase.
| Pack Name | Brand | Cost | Common | Rare | Epic | Legendary |
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| Pokemon 25 | Pokemon | $25 | 75% - $13-30 | 20% - £30-55 | 4% - $55-125 | 1% - $125-500 |
| Pokemon 50 | Pokemon | $50 | 80% - $30-60 | 15% - $60-110 | 4% - $110-250 | 1% - $250-5k |
| Pokemon 250 | Pokemon | $250 | 75% - $150-250 | 20% - $250-400 | 4% - $400-2l | 1% - $2k-50k |
| Pokemon Vintage | Pokemon | $500 | 75% - $250-500 | 20% - $500-1k | 4% - $1k-2.5k | 1% - $2.5k-50k |
| Pokemon 1000 | Pokemon | $1,000 | 75% - $600-1k | 20% - $1k-1.6k | 4% - $1.6k-8k | 1% - $8k-50k |
| Pokemon 2500 | Pokemon | $2,500 | 75% - $1.3k-2.5k | 20% - $2.5k-5k | 4% - $5k-12.5k | 1% - $12.5k+ |
| Pokemon 5000 | Pokemon | $5,000 | 75% - $2.5k-5k | 20% - $5k-10k | 4% - $10k-20k | 1% - $20k+ |
| Pack Name | Brand | Cost | Common | Rare | Epic | Legendary |
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| One Piece 50 | One Piece | $50 | 80% - $30-60 | 15% - $60-110 | 4% - $110-250 | 1% - $250-5k |
| One Piece 250 | One Piece | $250 | 75% - $150-250 | 20% - $250-400 | 4% - $400-2l | 1% - $2k-50k |
| One Piece 1000 | One Piece | $1,000 | 75% - $600-1k | 20% - $1k-1.6k | 4% - $1.6k-8k | 1% - $8k-50k |
| Pack Name | Brand | Cost | Common | Rare | Epic | Legendary |
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| Sports 100 | Various | $100 | 75% - $50-100 | 20% - $100-200 | 4% - $200-500 | 1% - $500-10k |
Unfortunately, they do not currently have a Slabz bonus for new sign ups. I wasn’t too disappointed with this - sure, a free pack or a deposit bonus would be nice, but for me, what is more important is the quality and variety of the packs themselves, and the ripping process, and I think Slabz more than makes up for it in these areas.
What I did find here was an extensive rewards program where you unlock free packs and tickets as you progress through the levels. Some examples of the potential rewards include:
I like this type of rewards system as it basically works like a type of rakeback feature, rewarding those who stay loyal to the brand and incentivizing them to engage with the site.
I had a lot of fun creating this Slabz review and I think it’s already one of the top card rip sites specifically for Pokemon. The pack selection, the price tiers, and the potential cards that you can pull are great for Pokemon collectors, and I also expect their One Piece and Sports sections to further develop in the future.
The customer support needs sorting out though, and once they get more established, a welcome offer would be a good addition. Regardless, I won’t hesitate to recommend it right now, and if you want to try it out for yourself, you can click any of the banners we have on this page to get signed up at Slabz today.
I think so. There’s complete disclosure about their packs, including the potential card pools, the percentage chance of pulling a card from each tier, and the potential values of the tiers.
Yes! Every card you rip from a pack at Slabz can be delivered to an address of your choice - either within the US or internationally.
This varies depending on multiple factors such as your location and the number of cards you want delivered. You can use your Slabz login, click on the redeem option from your profile, and then look at all the relevant shipping information for your order.
Typically 1%. For all the different packs that I tested, the Legendary tier is where the grail cards are like your Charizards and Luffy cards, and these always have a flat 1% chance of being pulled.