Know what the team is worth before you bid.
A break is an auction with the clock running. We tell you what each team in the box is actually worth — one number per team, the cards behind it, and a place to type in what they're asking so you can see if it's fair.
- what is in the box
- what the cards and players are worth today, and what they could be worth
- our own valuation and value-allocation algorithms, built on real sold prices, the official checklists and the published odds
How you use it
Pick the product
Any product in a sport — or a mixer, several products in one break. Turn formats on or off and set the boxes of each.
Read one number per team
What that team is worth if you bought the box and broke it yourself. The thirty teams add up to the box. Compare that value to what you're paying in the break.
See what's behind it
The main drivers of that team's value in the break, the chance of a hit and the median outcome.
What goes in and what comes out
The numbers move because the world does. A prospect gets called up. A rookie quarterback wins the starting job in week three. A lottery pick's minutes double after a trade. A pitcher goes down for the year, a slugger runs hot for a month, a card sells three times in a week — any of it changes what a card is worth, so a team's value you read on Tuesday can differ on Friday. Every page shows when its numbers were last computed.
Where odds are not yet published the page says so on every affected number rather than pretending.
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Several products in one break? Build a break takes any products in one sport with counts per format and returns the same thirty numbers.