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Use this if you need per-pack Pokemon TCG probabilities you can cite, instead of a table someone typed. Every tier ships with the pack count behind it and the 95% interval the source published, so you can tell a measurement from a guess before you model anything.
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Per-tier fields: ratePct, samplePacks, ciPct, poolSize, sourceUrl, sourceDate, plus alternateRatePct where the source article disagrees with itself. One JSON per set under data/ — no schema drift between sets.
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Good for: expected-value and cost-per-chase-card modelling, sanity-checking creator-reported sample sizes, and as a baseline when a rate is claimed without a source.
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Use this if you need per-pack Pokemon TCG probabilities you can cite, instead of a table someone typed. Every tier ships with the pack count behind it and the 95% interval the source published, so you can tell a measurement from a guess before you model anything.
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These files drive PullSim, a free pack-opening simulator: https://pullsim.com/
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The arithmetic behind every figure, including where the source articles disagree: https://pullsim.com/how-we-calculate/
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Per-tier fields: ratePct, samplePacks, ciPct, poolSize, sourceUrl, sourceDate, plus alternateRatePct where the source article disagrees with itself. One JSON per set under data/ — no schema drift between sets.
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Good for: expected-value and cost-per-chase-card modelling, sanity-checking creator-reported sample sizes, and as a baseline when a rate is claimed without a source.
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