What is a prediction pack?
In short
The idea in one line
A trading card pack, but every card is a live position on a real-world question: a game tonight, Bitcoin above a price today, an election, a Fed decision. What you pulled is worth whatever that market is worth, right now, and it settles on the real result.
What a card is worth
Each card is priced at the market's current price, so its value moves with the news. A favourite at 80¢ pays about 1.25x if right; a long shot at 1 to 8 cents can pay up to 100x. In the Daily Pack 82% of cards are favorites, 15% are mid picks and 3% are long shots priced 1 to 8 cents that can pay up to 100x; every pack lists its own mix.
What it costs you
Packs carry a house edge. The expected value at open is about 90% of the price, so the edge is about 10%. Held to the result a pack returns about 89% on average, and an instant cash-out about 74%. Most packs return less than they cost; some return many times more.
How it differs from a bet or a parlay
You do not pick the outcomes: the draw is random within the pack's pool. Each card settles on its own, so one wrong card does not void the others (a parlay needs every leg right). And every card can be sold back at the live price before its market closes.