Guides

Learn how to register, top up, and complete your first draw on unravel.

Online Ichiban Kuji and card draws both use fixed-entry pools that end when sold out. They differ in whether prizes are figures or physical cards, how odds are disclosed, and what happens after a draw. This guide compares them using the same criteria.

A fixed-entry pool’s odds are not a constant percentage. Watch total entries, remaining entries, remaining prizes by tier, and the last prize. This guide explains how to read them and assess when to draw.

unravel accepts USDT and USDC on EVM chains to top up points. Points buy draws for physical Pokémon cards and PSA-graded cards, shipped from Taiwan. This guide covers supported chains, the five top-up steps, exchange rate and fees, why on-chain transfers cannot be reversed, and how it differs from paying by card.

unravel's first pack-opening livestream went live at 8pm on September 21, 2026. Host Luke opened a sealed Japanese 30th Anniversary case: 96 packs total, 38 given away free. Pulls included a reprint Lugia, reprint Charizard, SAR Pikachu, FUR Mewtwo and a reprint Pikachu & Zekrom GX. This recap covers what came out, how Push Push works, and how to join the next show.

1 point equals NT$0.5. Six tiers run from NT$1,000 to NT$50,000, and the more you top up, the more bonus points you get. A 10-draw on a slot-based pool costs 5% less than 10 single draws. Melting a card you don't want within 24 hours gets you 10% more points. This guide walks through the actual numbers, plus point expiry, the October newcomer offer, and when topping up more isn't actually worth it.

The same Pokémon card can differ three- to tenfold in price as a raw card, PSA 9, or PSA 10. Learn where to find completed sales in Taiwan and Japan, avoid asking-price traps, and understand ‘market value’ on card-draw platforms.

PSA is one of the most widely used card-grading companies. This guide explains grading, fee tiers, submissions from Taiwan, and what to check when a card-draw platform advertises ‘PSA10.’

In Taiwan, you can buy Pokémon cards through shops and retailers, marketplaces and community trading, or online card draws. Each offers different products and risks. This guide explains when each option makes sense.

When you get a PSA card, three steps confirm it's real: look up the cert number on PSA's own site, check that result against the card in hand item by item, and check the slab and label for signs of tampering. This guide also covers what to check when you see a graded card's actual photo on an unravel prize page.

Clove is one of Japan’s largest online card draw platforms, while unravel primarily serves users in Taiwan. This guide compares shipping origin, fees, customs, delivery times, returns, point expiration, and odds disclosure using information published on their official websites.

TCG JAPAN is an online original card pack (oripa) service operated by a Japanese card shop, with direct shipping to Taiwan. This guide first explains how its draws work and how to read the odds, then compares it with unravel on shipping origin, fees, customs, delivery times, returns, point expiration, and odds disclosure, using official website information throughout.

DOPA is an online card draw platform operated by Japan’s Sinsa Corporation; its Chinese site describes itself as an “online card draw platform.” This guide compares it with unravel on pricing currency, shipping fees, customs, delivery times, returns, card storage, and odds disclosure, using official website information throughout.

JTCC (Japan Trading Card Center) is a Japanese online card draw platform widely known among Taiwan players. It offers free shipping to Taiwan and pays customs charges. This guide compares it with unravel on shipping origin, delivery times, shipping thresholds, point expiration, returns, and odds disclosure, using official website information throughout.

This guide compares five online card draw platforms commonly used by Taiwan players, covering shipping origin, fees, customs, delivery times, returns, point expiration, odds disclosure, and graded card labels. Every comparison uses official website information, checked on 2026-09-16.