The short version
unravel's first pack-opening livestream went live at 8pm on Sunday, September 21, 2026. Host Luke opened a full sealed case of the Japanese Pokémon 30th Anniversary set. The show opened 96 packs in total, and 38 of those were given away free to viewers. Five high-tier cards came out: a reprint Lugia, a reprint Charizard, an SAR Pikachu, an FUR Mewtwo, and a reprint Pikachu & Zekrom GX. The luckiest viewer of the night, 百怪 (Baiguai), bought 7 packs and turned them into 9 extra packs through Push Push. This is a livestream draw for physical trading cards. 18+ only.
This is about opening physical trading card packs on a livestream. It has nothing to do with online tarot card draws.
What was in this show
The product was the Japanese Pokémon 30th Anniversary set, a sealed case opened on camera, pack by pack. A single pack cost 950 points (NT$475); the full box cost 18,000 points.
The stream sets the bar for a "hit" at AR or above, split into three tiers: T1 is AR, T2 is SAR and reprint cards, T3 is UR and RGB. These tiers are not just for hype. They decide how many credits you get back in Push Push when you hit, explained below.
What came out
Across 96 packs, five high-tier cards came out: three reprints (Lugia, Charizard, and Pikachu & Zekrom GX), plus an SAR Pikachu and an FUR Mewtwo. The room title named RGB Mew as the target card, and nobody hit it this time.
Cards from these packs work just like regular draws on the site. After the stream ends they go into the buyer's vault, where you can request shipping or melt them into reward points. Whatever comes out of a free pack belongs to the viewer who got it.
38 of the 96 packs were free
The host gives away packs to viewers watching live at random times. Free packs get opened on camera the same way, and whatever comes out is yours, no points required. This show gave away 38 packs, more than a third of the total.
There's a house rule the host states at the start of every show: what we give away has no cap, what you buy does. Push Push revives, for example, are capped per round. Anything that could work against you gets a limit. Anything in your favor doesn't.
How Push Push works
Push Push was the main game mode that night. The screen shows a row of 20 slots, numbered 1 through 20. You select Push Push in the panel and buy in with 2, 5, or 10 packs to start. However many packs you buy, that's how many credits you get.
The host opens packs starting at slot 1 and moving forward one at a time, and each pack costs 1 credit. Hitting a high-tier card adds credits back, more for a higher tier, and the amount for each show is announced at the start. No hit means no credits back. Your row shows, in real time, which slot you're on, how many credits you have left, and where the next station is.
There are a few stations along the way. Landing on a station's pack gets you a separate physical prize on top of the pack itself, and we contact you to ship it after the stream. Your round ends when your credits hit zero. If you make it all the way to slot 20, any credits left over go unused and the row ends.
When your credits hit zero, a "buy 1 pack to revive" button pops up. It costs one pack's worth of points, adds 1 credit, and continues from where you stopped. Each round allows at most 2 revives, and that's a hard limit. Choosing not to revive is completely fine too. Clicking "stop here" or letting the countdown run out both end it the same way.
百怪 (Baiguai)'s round
The best run of the night belonged to a viewer named 百怪 (Baiguai): they bought in with 7 packs, kept hitting cards that added credits back, and ended up opening 9 extra packs, 16 packs total for the price of 7.
To be clear, this was the luckiest run of the night, not the typical outcome. Most people's credits run out and that's it. What makes Push Push fun is the suspense at every slot, not better odds.
Missed it? Here's how to join next time
Step one: go to the Live tab on the site, the Live Lobby. Before a show starts, a preview page lists the time, the product, and the game mode.
Step two: log in and top up. Orders in the livestream use points, the same wallet you use for draws on the site.
Step three: once the show starts, pick a mode in the panel. Regular pack opening lets you choose 1, 5, or 10 packs; Push Push lets you buy in with 2, 5, or 10. Orders queue up and the host opens them on camera in order, with about a 1-second delay on screen.
Step four: cards you pull go into your vault. Same as usual, request shipping for what you want to keep, or melt what you don't into reward points.
Next show
Host ET's debut show is at 8pm on Monday, September 28, 2026, also opening a sealed Japanese 30th Anniversary case. The preview page is already up in the Live Lobby.
A few things to know before you join
Physical cards you pull are stored free by unravel for 90 days. You can request shipping any time during that window. Once a shipping request is confirmed, it ships within 2 business days, and shipping is free with 5 live Hit cards or NT$1,000 in card value. Melting a card is final and can't be undone.
Draws are random, and the energy of a livestream can make you want to keep going. Set a budget first and treat it as the fun of buying cards.
Frequently asked questions
Are cards I pull during the livestream mine?
Yes. Whatever comes out of the packs you order is yours. After the stream ends it goes into your vault, and you can request shipping or melt it into reward points.
Do I pay for packs the host gives away?
No. Free packs get opened on camera the same way, and whatever comes out belongs to the viewer who received it. No points are charged.
Do I have to buy a Push Push revive?
No. When your credits hit zero, you're asked if you want to buy 1 pack to revive, up to 2 times. If you don't, the round ends. Clicking "stop here" or letting the countdown run out both work.
How much does one pack cost?
In this show, one pack was 950 points, or NT$475, and the full box was 18,000 points. Products and prices differ by show, so check the livestream panel for the current numbers.
Can I melt cards I pull during the livestream?
Yes. Any card in your vault with a market quote can be melted, and the quote shown on screen at the time applies. Cards without a quote yet can stay in your vault, or you can request shipping.
How do I get a Push Push station prize?
Station prizes are physical items and won't show up in your vault. We contact you after the stream to arrange shipping.
Did anyone pull RGB Mew in this show?
No. This show's five pulls were a reprint Lugia, a reprint Charizard, an SAR Pikachu, an FUR Mewtwo, and a reprint Pikachu & Zekrom GX.