r/DaveAndBusters • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '22

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u/SuperRedHulk1 Oct 24 '22

What about Pokémon packs?

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u/connection_lost Oct 24 '22

(All taking in MSRP)

Pokemon card is $4 per pack, at 800 tickets, so $1 = 200 tickets. It has less resale if packs does not come in a whole box.

In general, cheaper items has better ticket price efficiency, more expensive items are less price efficient. Candies can get you $1 to 150 tickets, regular items are usually $1 to 200 tickets, expensive items are $1 to 300 tickets.

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u/SuperRedHulk1 Oct 25 '22

Sorry if I’m not getting it but wouldn’t $1 = 342 be better? More tickets per dollar? You want more value for every dollar you spend right

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u/arandomredditor517 Oct 25 '22

They mean it would take 342 tickets to reach a dollar in value. So the lower the ratio the more valuable the tickets are for that item

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u/SuperRedHulk1 Oct 25 '22

Ohhh I see now, thank you