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Weekly wheel shows on eBay Live
Buy a slot — that is one spin of the wheel during the show. It lands on whatever is in that day's prize pool: a graded card, sealed packs, or a whole box. If it lands on packs, they are opened on camera while you watch. Everything you win ships to you free.
Weekly, evenings AEST
A slot is one spin of the wheel. You buy one of two ways: auction slots go to the highest bidder from a starting price, and Buy-It-Now bundles let you take several spins at once, which costs less per spin than buying them one at a time.
Before the show starts, every prize in that day's pool goes onto the wheel. During the stream your slot is spun and the wheel lands on a prize. What it lands on is what you get — nothing is set aside for anyone beforehand.
If your slot lands on packs, they are opened live on stream. Opening a sealed pack on camera is called a rip. You watch your own come open card by card, so you see what was in it at the same moment everyone else does.
Every slot gets a bonus card alongside whatever it landed on, so no spin ever comes up empty. Giveaways run through the show on top of that — drawn live, some for buyers and some for anyone watching in chat.
Everything you win in a show goes in one parcel, tracked, at no charge to you. Buy three slots and all three prizes travel together, to one address, under one tracking number.
What is on the wheel changes every show — there is no fixed line-up. The pool is simply the set of prizes available that day, loaded onto the wheel before the stream starts and shown on camera so you can see what is up there.
A slab is a single card sealed in a hard plastic case by a grading company, with its condition score printed on the label. It cannot be opened without breaking the case.
PSA-graded singles, scored 6 to 10 for condition. The grade is on the label and it is held up on camera before the spin, so you can read it yourself.
Sealed means unopened, exactly as it left the factory.
Booster boxes, premium boxes and collector boxes. Some go on the wheel whole as a single large prize. Others are opened and split into individual packs across several slots.
Individual booster packs pulled from a mix of different releases rather than one carton of the same thing, so what you can land on actually varies.
A sealed box can go on the wheel two ways. It can stay whole as one prize, or it can be opened and split into individual packs that spread across several slots — and that splitting is what is called a break. It is why one wheel can carry a single pack and an entire box at the same time.
When every slot in a show is taken, the sellout giveaway runs. Every slot you bought is one entry, and the grand prizes are drawn live on stream.
Extras drawn live through the show for people who bought in. These come on top of whatever your slot landed on.
Drawn in chat during the stream for anyone watching. Nothing to buy — turn up and join in.
A sellout is every slot in the show taken.
Wheel shows run weekly on eBay Live, evenings AEST. Follow the seller on eBay and it will tell you the moment a show starts.
Between shows the Discord is where the pool for the next one gets talked about, where people post what they landed on, and where anyone new can ask what a slab or a break actually is without feeling daft. It is also the fastest way to reach a human about an order.
Join the Discord →One spin of the wheel. You buy the slot, the wheel is spun for it live during the show, and what it lands on is yours.
A single card sealed in a hard plastic case by a grading company, with its condition score printed on the label. It cannot be taken out without breaking the case, which is the point — the grade stays with the card.
PSA is a card grading company. They inspect a card, score its condition from 1 to 10, and seal it in a slab with that score on the label. A PSA 10 is their top grade.
No. The prizes are loaded onto the wheel before the show and the wheel is spun live. You buy the slot and take what it lands on.
No. You buy your slot before or during the show, and the spin happens whether you are watching or not. Watching is the fun part, not a requirement.
No. Everything from a show is combined into one parcel per buyer and posted at no charge to you, tracked.
Each slot is spun separately and lands on its own prize. Everything still travels together — one parcel, one address, one tracking number.
Weekly, evenings AEST. Follow the seller on eBay and it will notify you when one starts.