Your Break Summary

1. How you get here

The link and QR code on the stream

The banner at the bottom of a DNA Rips stream carries the break's own link and a QR code. Each break has a different one. During the show the strip also says where the repacker's invoice can be found (at the start, the middle and near the end).

Sample. DNARips.com/sample is not a real break.

2. What the break is estimated to be worth

Estimated floor and ceiling, with the source

The only place on DNA Rips that shows a value for the whole break. It names the pricing source and the date, and it says every time that an estimate is not a guaranteed value. The hosts never say these figures on air: they point you here.

3. Where the product came from

The repacker's invoice

DNA Rips publishes the repacker's own invoice for the product in each break, so you can check what was bought. The repacker redacts it, confirms the right to publish it, and a DNA Rips admin reviews it before it appears. The host says so at the start of the show.

4. What was in the product, and how teams were drawn

The manifest and the draw record

The manifest is the repacker's own list of the cards in the product. The draw record shows each draw: what was locked before it, then the seed and the public randomness once it had run. The seed is never shown before its draw, so it cannot be used to predict a result.

5. What came out, and who got it

Every card pulled, the chase list and the activity log

Each card with its photo, the buyer it went to, when it was pulled and its Estimated Value with the pricing source. Use the tabs for the chase list (the cards the break was built around) and the activity log (every sale and event, in order). Tap a buyer name to see just their cards.

Who received each card. The buyer for each spot (or card purchase), so you can find your own pulls and check that every card went to the right person. What to do: log in and link your marketplace username to see all of your DNA Rips breaks in My Breaks.

The same card you see is the card you get. The repacker is required to scan every card that will be delivered into the encrypted manifest file it gives DNA Rips, with a photo of each actual card. The file stays sealed until the reveal. The card shown during the break is the card from that manifest, and the actual card ships to the buyer.