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Case Hit

Also written: Case hits

A card seeded at roughly one per sealed case rather than one per box — the scarcity tier above box-level odds.

ConceptVocabulary rather than a finish

A case hit is a card seeded at roughly one per sealed case — a case being a manufacturer carton of boxes — rather than one per box. It is a description of packing frequency, not a printed designation, and the ratio is often documented by the community from opened cases rather than published.

The practical meaning: a case hit is out of reach at box level. If a card falls one per case and a case holds twelve boxes, buying one box gives you roughly a one-in-twelve shot regardless of how the odds are marketed.

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