Riftbound is new enough that most of the internet has nothing to say about it. That is usually a problem for a reader and an opportunity for a site with data, so here is what we can actually tell you.
No published odds, and no useful counts either
Riot has not released per-card pull rates, which puts Riftbound in the same position as Pokémon, One Piece and every other trading card game. The difference is that Pokémon at least has years of community counting behind it. Riftbound has weeks.
So any pull rate figure you find for this game right now is one person's case opening. Read it as a data point, not a rate.
What we can see
We track Riftbound on three of the pack sites and record every opening from their feeds, currently thousands of pulls a day. That gives us something almost nobody has for a game this young: a measured payback figure, built from what packs cost against what came out of them.
It has been sitting among the better-paying categories we record. Treat that carefully. A new game on a small sample is exactly the situation where a figure looks solid and is not, and the honest position is that we will know much more in three months than we do now.
What the cards are worth
We hold live prices for 118 Riftbound cards, refreshed daily.
| Card | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|
| Ahri - Inquisitive [Signature] #227 | $3.70k | $9.45k |
| Ahri - Nine-Tailed Fox [Signature] #303 | $2.90k | $8.73k |
| Kai'Sa - Daughter of the Void [Signature] #299 | $3.15k | $7.30k |
| Diana - Scorn Of The Moon [Signature] #234 | $1.72k | $4.30k |
| Teemo - Scout [GG EZ] #197B | $1.39k | $4.01k |
| Irelia - Fervent [Signature] #225 | $2.00k | $3.50k |
| Baron Nashor [Ultimate Foil] #238 | $2.04k | $3.07k |
| Yasuo - Unforgiven [Signature] #305 | $906.40 | $2.95k |
Values on a game this new are volatile in a way established games are not. There is no long price history to anchor to, the player base is still forming, and a single tournament result or a balance change can move what people want. Expect this table to look different in a month.
Should you be opening it?
The honest answer for any new game is the same: open it because you like the game, not because you expect the cards to be worth something later. Most new card games do not hold value, a few do spectacularly, and nobody can reliably tell you in advance which this will be.
What we can do is keep recording it, so that in six months there is a real history here instead of speculation. That is the whole point of tracking a game early.
Related: what packs actually pay back, the One Piece rarity ladder, and the sites we record it on.
Questions people also ask
How many packs are in a Riftbound booster box?
The count is printed on the box and varies by product. Check it before comparing prices, because new games often ship several box sizes at once.
Is Riftbound worth collecting?
Nobody can tell you yet, and anyone who says otherwise is guessing. Most new card games do not hold value and a few do very well.
Where can I see Riftbound card values?
The table above is live from our own prices, and we record thousands of Riftbound pulls a day across three sites.
The short version
Riftbound pull rates are unpublished and the community counts are too young to trust. We record thousands of its pulls a day and price its cards daily, so the numbers on this page are as good as anyone has, and they will get better as the sample grows.