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Pack breaks, live on eBay

Rip it or send it sealed?

Buy something on the live stream, we open it on camera, and whatever comes out of it is yours — then we post it out to you. Pokémon in English, Japanese and simplified Chinese, plus One Piece, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana and sports.

When
Follow on eBay and it tells you the moment we go live
What
Sealed packs, boxes and graded cards, opened one listing at a time
Your cards
Sleeved and top-loaded on camera before they go anywhere
Never miss a showFree
How it works4 steps

Never done a live rip before?

How it works, animated: an item sells on the stream, a pack is opened, the card is sleeved, boxed, posted and delivered.

  1. Buy something on the stream. Everything on the board is a listing — a pack, a box, a graded card. You buy it live and it’s yours.
  2. We open it on camera. Right then, while you’re watching. Whatever comes out of it is yours, good night or bad.
  3. We sleeve it in front of you. Anything worth protecting goes into a sleeve and a top loader on camera, so you see it happen.
  4. Then we post it out. It all runs through eBay, so postage is whatever your listing says.
Before you buy3 answers

The bit nobody explains

You've watched a rip, you like the look of it, and there are three things you want to know before you spend anything. Here they are, straight, in the same words the listings use.

“When does it actually get posted?”

Everything you win across the show is combined into one parcel, tracked, and sent once your show is finished. Buy in three different segments and it still turns up as one box.

“What does postage cost me?”

It all runs through eBay, so postage is whatever that listing says. Where postage is free within Australia the listing says so; where it isn't, eBay works it out at checkout from your address before you pay.

“What if something's wrong?”

No change-of-mind returns. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law aren't affected: if it arrives damaged, faulty or not as described, tell us and we'll put it right.

Who runs itJosh
Josh laughing mid-show at his desk, shelves of sealed product and graded cards behind him.

Just me and the packs.

I'm Josh. I used to buy a load of Pokémon cards just to open at home, and I already had about 100,000 people following along — so I started opening them on stream instead, where everyone could watch. Then a mate of mine, Lee, who runs Ripz Club, said I should sell packs on there as well. That's still the whole plan.

Come for the packs. Stay for the room.

The chat is the part I'd miss. People turn up whether they're buying or not, and that was never the plan — it just happened, and it is the reason this is still going.

And "we" is the family.

My wife helps run it, and between her and my mother-in-law the parcels get packed and posted. It started as a hobby and it still mostly feels like one — which is probably why the chat is the way it is.

300 shows in.

I've been opening packs on camera since August 2025 — a couple of hundred streams before eBay Live, and 104 shows there since May. Pokémon in English, Japanese and simplified Chinese, plus One Piece, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, Lorcana and sports.

Independent seller. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Bandai, Wizards of the Coast, Konami, Ravensburger or any card publisher.

Where to watchLive

The show is on eBay Live

Watch and buy live eBay Live

Our good friends at Hidden Treasures stream on the SLIRPZRIPZ eBay Live account too, which is why the sign on this site can read ON AIR while it is their show.

Come and join us

Everyone is welcome, buying or just watching. Take whichever one you already use — it is the same show behind all of them.