Pokémon Pack Opening Simulator Unblocked: Open Packs in Your Browser
November 8, 2026 · 6 min read
On this page
- Why it works on school devices
- What you can open
- How to open packs
- How pull rates work in the simulator
- How it compares to real packs
- If the simulator doesn't load
- Frequently asked questions
- Is the Pokémon pack opening simulator free?
- Does the pack opening simulator work on a school Chromebook?
- Do I need to download anything or make an account?
- Are the pull rates the same as real Pokémon packs?
- Can I keep, trade or redeem the cards I pull?
- Is this a Pokémon TCG Pocket simulator?
- Does it work on iPad and phones?
- Related guides
Our free Pokémon pack opening simulator runs in a normal browser tab, with no download, no account, no app and no Flash. It's a regular page on mgame.gg, so it opens on a Chromebook, school laptop, iPad or phone the same way any other website does. Whether a school network allows the site is up to the school, so we can't promise it's unblocked everywhere.
Open the Pokémon pack opening simulator
Why it works on school devices
Many school devices can't install apps or run old Flash games. The simulator needs neither:
- Nothing to install. It's built with standard web code, like any modern website.
- No account. There's no login, email or payment step.
- No Flash. Adobe ended Flash Player support at the end of 2020 and started blocking Flash content on January 12, 2021, so Flash games no longer run in current browsers. The simulator never used it.
| Device | What you need |
|---|---|
| Chromebook | Chrome, which is already installed |
| School Windows laptop or Mac | Any up-to-date browser |
| iPad | Safari or Chrome |
| Android phone or iPhone | Your mobile browser; cards show two per row |
This isn't a workaround for school filters. Schools choose which websites load on their network and on the devices they manage. If mgame.gg is blocked where you are, ask a teacher or your school's IT staff, or use the simulator at home on your own device.
What you can open
The simulator has 42 English sets, from the original 1999 Base Set to 30th Celebration from September 2026. The card lists were last updated on November 2, 2026.
| Era | Sets | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Evolution | 7 | Mega Evolution, Phantasmal Flames, Ascended Heroes, Perfect Order, Chaos Rising, Pitch Black, 30th Celebration |
| Scarlet & Violet | 16 | 151, Prismatic Evolutions, Surging Sparks, Destined Rivals, Black Bolt, White Flare |
| Sword & Shield | 16 | Evolving Skies, Brilliant Stars, Lost Origin, Crown Zenith |
| Classic | 3 | Base, Jungle, Fossil |
Promo sets and small collections that aren't sold as normal booster packs are left out.
How to open packs
- Open the simulator and pick a set from the list. Sets are grouped by era, newest first.
- Tap the pack to tear it open.
- Tap each card to flip it, or press Reveal all. The rare slot is always the last card. Tap a flipped card to see it bigger.
- Press Open another for the next pack. On the pack screen, Open 10 packs skips ahead and shows only the hits from ten packs, best first.
The This session panel counts your packs, cards and big hits, and lists your eight most recent hits. It resets when you leave the page.
How pull rates work in the simulator
Each modern pack in the simulator has 10 cards: 4 commons, 3 uncommons, 2 reverse holo slots and 1 rare slot. The rare slot can upgrade to a Double Rare or Ultra Rare, and the second reverse holo slot can turn into an Illustration Rare, Special Illustration Rare or Hyper Rare. Every pack is rolled fresh, so a big hit doesn't make the next pack better or worse.
| Result | Chance per pack in the simulator | Roughly |
|---|---|---|
| Double Rare | 20.5% | 1 in 5 |
| Ultra Rare | 8.2% | 1 in 12 |
| Illustration Rare | 11% | 1 in 9 |
| Special Illustration Rare | 1.2% | 1 in 83 |
| Hyper Rare | 0.3% | 1 in 333 |
These odds are rounded from TCGplayer pack studies of recent sets, since The Pokémon Company doesn't publish official pull rates, and they apply to every modern set. Older sets slot their own rarities into these tiers (V and VMAX cards count as Double Rares in Sword & Shield sets, for example). If a set has no card in a tier, you get the next tier down.
Base, Jungle and Fossil packs work differently: 11 cards, with 7 commons, 3 uncommons and 1 rare picked at random from that set's rares and holo rares, not from real 1999 odds.
How it compares to real packs
| Simulator | Real modern booster pack | |
|---|---|---|
| Cards | 10 (11 in classic sets) | 10 cards, plus a Basic Energy and a Pokémon TCG Live code card |
| Odds | One approximate set of odds for every modern set | Vary from set to set and aren't published |
| Special sets | Standard 10-card pack | Some differ, such as 30th Celebration's 6-card all-foil packs |
| What you keep | Nothing, no cards or codes | The cards and the code |
Compared with the pack studies in our pull rates guide, the simulator is close for Double Rares, Ultra Rares, Illustration Rares and Special Illustration Rares. Its top tier is more generous: 1 in 333 here, against about 1 in 540 to 1 in 1,260 for Mega Hyper Rares in recent Mega Evolution sets. Sword & Shield packs were put together differently, so treat those sets as a rough match.
Use it for fun, or to see how rarely big hits really come up, not to decide whether a real box is worth buying. For that, see which sets are best to open.
If the simulator doesn't load
- An error message: refresh the page, or pick a different set and come back later.
- Cards show names instead of pictures: card images come from a separate image server. If it's slow or blocked on your network, you'll see each card's name and rarity instead.
- The whole site won't open: the network or device is probably filtering it. That's the school's decision, so ask your teacher or IT team.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Pokémon pack opening simulator free?
Yes. There are no payments, coins or prizes, and you can open as many packs as you like. You can't buy, win or keep any cards.
Does the pack opening simulator work on a school Chromebook?
It runs in Chrome on a Chromebook with nothing to install, like any other website. Whether it loads depends on your school's filter, which we don't control. If it's blocked, ask your teacher or school IT staff.
Do I need to download anything or make an account?
No. There's no app, plugin, Flash or sign-up. Open the page, pick a set and tap the pack.
Are the pull rates the same as real Pokémon packs?
Not exactly. The simulator uses approximate odds rounded from pack studies of recent sets and applies them to every modern set. Real odds vary by set, and The Pokémon Company doesn't publish them.
Can I keep, trade or redeem the cards I pull?
No. The cards exist only on the page, and the simulator doesn't give out Pokémon TCG Live codes. It isn't connected to any official Pokémon game or account.
Is this a Pokémon TCG Pocket simulator?
No. It opens packs from the English sets of the physical Pokémon Trading Card Game. Pokémon TCG Pocket is a separate official app with its own digital sets, which the simulator doesn't include.
Does it work on iPad and phones?
Yes. You tap to open packs and flip cards, and on small screens the cards show two per row.
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