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1 : 160 odds

Pokémon 1999 BASE SET - ORIGINAL Booster (AUTO DRAW)

Sales progress91 / 160 (57%)

Ticket price
£5.00
Draw complete

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This competition ran on our previous website and the winner was drawn live on Facebook. Imported competitions don't have an on-site results page - visit our Winners page or Facebook group to see who won.

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★GRAND PRIZE★

Pokémon 1999 BASE SET - ORIGINAL Booster (AUTO DRAW)

1 winner guaranteed

🎴 POKÉMON BASE SET BOOSTER PACK (SEALED) 🔥

This is where it all began. The legendary Base Set Booster Pack — the original Pokémon TCG release that started a global phenomenon. A true piece of history and one of the most iconic collectibles in the hobby.

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🎁 WHAT YOU COULD WIN

• Pokémon TCG: Base Set Booster Pack (Sealed)

An original vintage pack containing 11 cards from the very first Pokémon set.

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🌟 WHY THIS PACK IS HUGE

• From the original 1999 Pokémon Base Set

• Chance to pull iconic cards like Charizard, Blastoise and Venusaur

• Includes the classic Wizards of the Coast era print

• One of the most valuable and collectible sealed packs in Pokémon

• Extremely limited supply with strong long term value

• A true grail item for collectors

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🔥 THE ULTIMATE RIP OR HOLD

Do you open one of the most historic packs ever made… or keep it sealed as a timeless collectible?

Either way, this is peak Pokémon nostalgia.

Enter now and take your shot at the original 🎴🔥

Draw details

Closes
Wed 20 May 2026
Draw time
00:59
Max entries
160
Per ticket
£5.00
Odds / ticket
1 : 160

One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.

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Every draw runs on BaseComp, the platform we use. Before any tickets go on sale, BaseComp seals away a random number and the exact method that will be used to pick the winner. The winning ticket itself isn't decided yet - it can't be, because it's worked out from the total number of tickets actually sold, which nobody knows until the competition closes. At that point, the sealed number and the final ticket count are combined to land on the winning ticket. So the method is fixed in advance, but the outcome stays open right up to the close.