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GameStop's "Power Packs" Sell Random Pokémon Cards for $5,000

GameStop has launched "Power Packs," selling randomized, PSA-graded Pokémon cards for up to $5,000. This high-stakes, low-odds gamble offers a mere 0.4% chance at a card worth over $40,000 for the top-tier "Neutronium" pack. Players can spend $5,000 on a single PSA-graded Pokémon card, with a 72% chance of getting something worth less than they paid.