Josh Rips is a gaming stream. Cut short clips from the footage for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X. Keep the moments tight and hook first.
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THE SOURCES
Over the first 15 minutes, Josh opens 100 Ruby packs from Crown Cards, tracking every pull against what the packs cost him. His first $1,000 Ruby pack returns a 1999 green Snorlax worth $372, which he calls a loss, and a purple PSA 10 Blue Tactics card worth $1,113 that he plans to sell to recover some losses.
Three packs bought for $3,000 pull no grails and drop him to about $1,000, before pack 15 delivers a PSA 10 2001 New Gameboy edition Japanese grail he values at almost $11,000. He then pulls an ungraded reverse holo Charizard he prices at $6,300 and, from ten more packs, a Mewtwo gold star ungraded card he puts at $4,725.
Covers the first 15 of 27 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
The challenge swings from a $372 loss on the first $1,000 pack to an almost $11,000 Japanese grail at 15 packs, with a $6,300 Charizard and a $4,725 Mewtwo in between.
Josh opens his first $1 Haunted House pack and pulls a Hooper instead of the $52,000 Gengar, though he says a $1 pack can still hit the big card. He rips ten $1 packs at once and flips $1 into $5 and then $12, then switches to
50 packs and flips one into $40 before banking about $100 profit on a later rip. At the 500-pack mark he turns a $25 pack into a $600 grail, and says money spent on packs earns candies that trade for free packs, like rakeback.
Covers the first 15 of 40 minutes.
WHO
Josh opens his first $25,000 Emerald pack on Crown Cards, pulls three grails including a first-edition Charizard and a Gengar EX PSA 10, and calculates a $74,000 profit. He flexes his Lamborghinis and Porsches to explain how he affords the packs, which he calls the most expensive on Crown Cards, and tells viewers to use Code Josh for a free pack.
Pack 50 lands a $14,000 Pikachu EX, an $18,000 Mew Gold Star and a $16,000 poncho-wearing Pikachu. Pack 120 pulls a red shiny Gyarados and an Umbreon, bringing his total to $68,000, and pack 250 gets a Gengar first-edition PSA 9, putting him back his money plus $500.
Covers the first 15 of 34 minutes.
WHO
Josh, host of the stream, and a fellow streamer rip their first ten Diamond Pokémon packs, worth $50,000, on the Crown Cards app from a hotel penthouse and land a PSA 9 Charizard and a $31,000 Umbreon. They sell the pulls and cash out $109,000, then take a $10,000 loss on the next batch before an $84,000 Charizard and back-to-back grails push them back into profit.
One of them says an $84,000 Charizard is one of the biggest max pulls on the app, and that Japanese edition cards are worth more money. Hotel security knocks on the penthouse door and tells them off for being too loud, and they keep ripping packs as they climb to $355,000, then a $570,000 pull, and past half a million in profit.
Covers the first 15 of 30 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
They freak out over a $570,000 pull while claiming over half a million dollars of profit in one sitting on Pokémon packs.
Josh, a streamer, opens his first $25,000 Pokémon Emerald pack on the Crown Cards app and pulls three grails, including a first edition Charizard. He loses about $5,000 on the second pack and pushes viewers to use code Josh for a free pack, which he says gets him one too.
At pack 50 he lands three more grails, a Pikachu EX, a Mew Gold Star and a poncho wearing Pikachu, then pulls a red shiny Garridos he says sells for $68,000. He tells viewers he owns Lamborghinis and Porsches and has money to spend, and at pack 240 he pulls a $20,000 Charizard he says came close to the app's biggest grail.
Covers the first 15 of 34 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
The very first $25,000 pack lands three grails and what Josh claims is a $74,000 profit, while he hunts a $99,000 Mew and an $84,000 Charizard.
In the first 15 minutes, Josh Rips rips open $1000 Pokémon Ruby packs on CrownCards, chasing graded grails, and pulls a 1999 green Snorlax worth $372 plus a PSA 10 purple grail worth $1113 that he sells to recover profit. Three packs opened at once hand him only losses, a Blaziken VMAX, a Vial Plume and an Okie Dokie.
He then pulls a 2001 New Gameboy edition grail worth almost $11,000, which he says puts him $6000 in profit from the start of the video. The run climbs as he pulls an ungraded reverse hollow Charizard he values at $6000, lifting the total to $40,000, then hits a Mewtwo Gold Star worth $4725 and a Sapporo's Pikachu grail worth $3900.
Covers the first 15 of 27 minutes.
WHO
In the first 15 minutes, Josh Rips opens 28% chance Pokémon grail packs, sells each pull and tracks his profit and loss while chasing a card worth up to $10,000. He says the packs give almost 30% odds of pulling a grail and can hold cards worth up to $10,000.
His first pack lands a grail and turns $500 into $1,100, but a five-pack run pulls a $1,238 Alakazam and still loses him $600. Six packs yield two grails including a Rocket Cipher and Charizard GL X for a $75 profit, and seven packs pull a Rayquaza EX he says is a 2006 card graded 7 and worth $3,800 for $1,200 profit.
Covers the first 15 of 34 minutes.
WHO
Josh Rips, host of the channel, rips into 1,000 Haunted House Limited Edition packs from Crown Cards, saying he is chasing a $52,000 Gengar and that even a $1 pack can win it. He starts by tearing 10 packs at once, flips a $1 pack into $5, then moves up to
50 packs and turns one into a $40 card. A $5 pack yields a grail he says went from $5 to $80, and his $10 packs land three grails, including an $880 pull. He switches to $25 packs and turns one into a $600 grail, while arguing the cheaper 50 packs beat the $5 packs.
Covers the first 15 of 40 minutes.
WHO
Josh Rips, streamer, rips ten $100 Haunted Halloween packs, drops to 50 packs and pulls a $40 Marshadow reverse hollow.
He flips on ultra odds with a 25% grail chance and pulls an ungraded first-edition Gengar at $189. He then hits three grails in a single pack, including a $375 Mega Gengar EX, and says the trio earns a $300 profit. He moves to $100 gold packs, banks a $117 profit, and lands three grails in a diagonal row on Sapphire packs, headlined by a 1999 Gengar first edition at $462.
Covers the first 15 of 40 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
A $2.50 pack turns up a $40 Marshadow reverse hollow, a nearly 20x return on the cheapest pack in the lineup.
In the first 15 minutes, Josh Rips rips his first ten $5,000 Diamond packs in the CrownCards app and pulls a PSA 9 Charizard worth $64,000. He sells the pulls for $109,000, turning $25,000 into $100,000.
He flushes $25,000, as he puts it, on the next packs but takes only a $10,000 loss, before pack 50 hands him a 2004 Gold Star PSA 8 and $43,000 in profit. He pulls a Japanese Mew and a $31,000 PSA 10 Pikachu, then pack 80 lands a Charizard, a Charizard Holo and back-to-back Charizard Gold Stars.
Covers the first 15 of 30 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
The very first pack lands a $64,000 PSA 9 Charizard, one of the app's biggest grails, and he hits back-to-back Charizard Gold Stars while on a penthouse balcony vacation.
Josh Rips, creator of the channel, opens his first $25,000 Emerald pack on Crown Cards, pulls a first edition Charizard, a Gengar EX and a $30,000 shining Charizard, and says the pack returned $74,000 in profit. His second pack loses $5,000, and pack 50 lands three grails: a $14,000 Pikachu EX, an $18,000 Mew Gold Star and a $16,000 poncho-wearing Pikachu.
Pack 120 delivers a red shiny Garridos and an Umbreon for $68,000, and pack 240 turns up a Charizard that comes up short of the app's max win at $20,000. Rips tells viewers he owns Lamborghinis and Porsches, says he is on holiday with a couple of drinks in him and feels lucky, and says he can still chase the $99,000 Mew he claims is the app's biggest grail alongside an $84,000 Charizard.
Covers the first 15 of 34 minutes.
WHO
WHY WATCH
The very first $25,000 pack pays off instantly, pulling a first edition Charizard and a shining Charizard for a $74,000 profit.
Josh rips 100 Crown Cards Ruby packs and chases an $11,000 Japanese grail
Josh rips open 1,000 Haunted House Crown Cards packs chasing a $52,000 Gengar
Josh rips $25,000 Emerald packs on Crown Cards chasing a $99,000 Mew
Josh rips $50,000 of Diamond Pokémon packs on Crown Cards and passes half a million in profit
Josh rips $25,000 Pokémon Emerald packs on Crown Cards chasing a $99,000 Mew
Josh Rips opens 100 $1000 Pokémon packs on CrownCards and pulls an $11,000 grail
Josh Rips opens 28% chance Pokémon grail packs, sells each pull and tracks his profit chasing a $10,000 card
Josh Rips opens 1,000 Haunted House packs from Crown Cards chasing a $52,000 Gengar
Edited video, 40:00, horizontal
Josh Rips opens $5,000 Diamond packs in CrownCards and flips his first $25,000 into $100,000
Josh Rips rips open $25,000 Emerald packs on Crown Cards chasing a $99,000 Mew
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EVERY CUT
Brand footage
Three Grails and a $300 Profit
$10 Pack Into $150 Zorroc
Gold Pack Profit Run
Brand footage40:08VERTICAL
25 Dollar Pack Hits 600 Dollar Grail
Three Crazy Grails, We Are Back
Three Grails on 10 Dollar Packs
Brand footage30:16HORIZONTAL
First pack hits a $64,000 grail
Pack 80 max pull luck streak
Two grails and $43,000 profit
Brand footage34:27VERTICAL
First 28% Pack Lands a Grail
Big Alakazam Pull Still Loses $600
Six Packs, Two Grails, Tiny Profit
Brand footage33:57VERTICAL
First pack pulls $74,000 grail
Red shiny Garridos hits $68K
So close to biggest grail
Brand footage33:57HORIZONTAL
First Pack Hits $74,000 Profit
Three Grails And A 50K Mew
Pattern Breaks With 68K Garridos
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