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Top packs ranked
01
Free Level Packs
Free · 11 tiers · Level rewards
Free beats any RTP, so the level packs top this list on value alone. PackDraw awards a free pack at
Level 2, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and 100 — and once unlocked, each one can be opened
daily , so they accumulate as you climb. The first arrives at Level 2, which comes quickly. There is no free pack just for signing up. Full detail on our
levels and rewards guide .
Best value Daily claim Zero risk
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02
HYPEBEAST
$278.66 · 27 items · Streetwear · RTP 90.80%
The best pack we have measured, on both counts. It has the highest RTP of any pack we have run the numbers on — 90.80% — and, unusually, it is also the most consistent: 22% of opens return something worth more than the $278.66 price , roughly 1 in 5. The floor is a $62 pair of Supreme socks at 65.88%, so even the common outcome is a real item rather than a token. High entry price, but the least punishing pack here.
90.80% RTP — best measured 1 in 5 beat price $5,718 top prize
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03
DIJABOY KINGPIN
$187.57 · 11 items · Creator pack · RTP 87.00%
A high-roller Creator watch pack under code dijaboy . 87.00% RTP at $187.57, with the odds summing to exactly 100%. Deliberately high variance: about 97% of opens return an $8–$11 item (a Steam key, a trowel), and only 2.46% beat the price — roughly 1 in 41 . The whole point is the watch case at the top — a $2,000 winder, a $10,000 Hublot, up to a $50,000 Rolex Yacht-Master II .
87.00% RTP 1 in 41 beat price $50,000 Rolex Creator pack
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04
DIJABOY JACKPOT
$71.85 · 9 items · Creator pack · RTP 87.00%
A high-variance Creator pack under code dijaboy . 87.00% RTP at $71.85, with the odds summing to exactly 100%. About 95% of opens return an $8–$10 filler , and only 5.5% beat the price — roughly 1 in 18 . Mid-tier hits like a $250 Razer mouse land often enough to sting, and the top of the pool runs a $2,000 Longines, a 1.80-carat diamond, up to a $60,000 A. Lange Odysseus .
87.00% RTP 1 in 18 beat price $60,000 A. Lange Creator pack
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05
0.11% ROLEX
$24.60 · 2 items · Creator pack · RTP 89.47%
The purest lottery on PackDraw: two items . A $20,000 Rolex Datejust at 0.11%, or grass worth a cent at 99.89%. The RTP is deceptively good at 89.47% — second best on this page — because the single Rolex carries the entire pack. But 999 opens in 1,000 return one penny . Cheap at $24.60, and the clearest demonstration on the site that RTP and experience are not the same thing.
89.47% RTP 1 in 909 beat price $20,000 Rolex Creator pack
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06
PARKING LOT
$169.00 · 103 items · Cars · RTP 87.00%
The aspirational car pack — 103 items , topping out at a $570,000 Mansory Lamborghini. RTP is a respectable 87.00% , but the shape is brutal: 99.39% of opens return a $0.01 Parking Violation and only 0.61% beat the $169 price, about 1 in 165. Every car above $110,000 sits at 0.0001% — one in a million. Play it for the story, not the maths.
87.00% RTP 1 in 165 beat price $570,000 top prize Extreme variance
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// The full dijaboy lineup
These aren't the only ones. Every pack above is a Creator pack built under code dijaboy — and there are more. On PackDraw's Packs page, set the Creator filter or type dijaboy into the search to pull the whole lineup: KINGPIN, JACKPOT, ICE, GODROLL, HEAT, TECH and LOWKEY — a deliberate spread from steady $24 packs to $188 high-roller chases, each with its odds summing to exactly 100%.
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// Pro tip
Always check the item pool before opening any pack. PackDraw shows every possible prize and its odds before you commit. If the filler items (bottom 50% of outcomes) aren't worth the pack price to you, the pack isn't worth opening — no matter how good the jackpot looks.
Every pack we have measured — RTP compared
We have worked the full item pool for five PackDraw packs. As far as we can tell this table does not exist anywhere else — PackDraw publishes the odds, but nobody turns them into RTP. Sorted best RTP first.
What this table shows
PackDraw tunes its packs tightly. Every pack we have measured lands between 87% and 91% RTP — a narrow band, and one that sits at the better end of the mystery box sector, where 70–85% is common. Several land on suspiciously round numbers (87.00%, 88.00%), which suggests deliberate targets rather than accident.
But RTP tells you almost nothing about the experience. Compare 0.11% ROLEX and HYPEBEAST: 89.47% and 90.80% RTP, near enough identical. Yet HYPEBEAST returns something worth more than its price 1 open in 5 , while 0.11% ROLEX does it 1 open in 909 . Same theoretical return, completely different experience — one is a grind, the other is a lottery ticket.
That is the most useful thing on this page. When you pick a pack, read the two columns together : RTP tells you the long-run cost, the beat-price column tells you what the next hour will actually feel like. PackDraw even exposes a Volatility filter on its packs page, which is the same idea by another name.
The honest summary: HYPEBEAST is the best pack on this list — highest RTP and lowest variance — but it costs $278.66 a go. On a smaller budget, DIJABOY JACKPOT at $71.85 gives the next-best consistency at 1 in 18. Whatever you pick, the edge is still 9–13%, so the house wins over time by design. Run any pack through our EV calculator before you open.
Our own packs: the dijaboy creator packs
Full transparency, these eight are our own Creator packs , built under code dijaboy, so treat this as disclosure rather than an independent ranking. We are including them because we set every drop rate ourselves, which means we can publish the exact worked numbers instead of estimating them.
One thing jumps out once you do the maths on all eight: every single one prices at exactly 87.00% RTP . That is not a coincidence, it is how PackDraw computes a creator pack's price from its item pool, so the house edge is a flat 13% no matter which one you open.
How to read this. RTP is identical across all eight, so the only real choice is variance. TECH pays something above its price roughly 1 open in 7, which feels steady. ICE does it 1 in 68, because most of its value sits in diamonds you will almost never pull. Same long run cost, completely different hour.
Search dijaboy in the Packs tab on PackDraw to find all eight, or read how to win on PackDraw for the maths behind these numbers.
How to read any pack's odds
Every pack page on PackDraw lists each item's drop rate and value before you open. Turning that into a number you can act on takes two steps.
// The method
1. RTP. Multiply each item's odds by its value, add them all together, divide by the pack price. That is your long-run return — and 100 minus it is the house edge.
2. Variance. Separately, add up the odds of every item worth more than the pack price. That single percentage tells you what the next hour will actually feel like.
You need both. A pack with 85% RTP where 40% of opens beat the price is a completely different experience from one with 90% RTP where 1% do — and most sites publish neither number. Our EV calculator does the arithmetic for you, or use the full breakdowns we have already done:
HYPEBEAST odds · 0.11% ROLEX odds · PARKING LOT odds
Item values are PackDraw's own listed prices; selling an item back for crypto typically returns less than full retail, so effective RTP on a cash-out basis is lower. Odds can change — figures captured August 2026 .
What makes a good PackDraw pack?
The key metric is prize pool spread . A good pack has valuable items across all tiers — not just one mega-jackpot with worthless filler below it. If 70% of outcomes are "$1 voucher" and 30% are a Ferrari, the pack isn't worth it at any price point. You can crunch the exact numbers for any pack with our PackDraw EV calculator .
Look for packs where even the bottom 50% of outcomes produce something you'd either use or sell for meaningful balance. The Daily Pack and Shoe Factory both clear this bar easily — and don't sleep on the free PackDraw cases you can claim daily at zero cost.
Also factor in the Deals mode as an alternative — if you want a specific item, spinning at under 2x multiplier in Deals is often better expected value than opening a mystery pack hoping for it. For the full breakdown on odds and bankroll management, read our PackDraw strategy guide .