Walmart's Collectibles Draw page lists the Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet—Prismatic Evolutions 2Pk Booster Bundle as an upcoming drawing at $79.94. The entry window is Monday, October 26, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM PT (5:00 PM to 6:00 PM ET). We checked the page on October 24. A deal-alert account on X also reported the drawing on October 23, but the Walmart page is what we're relying on.
It's a small-ticket drawing next to Walmart's ETB drawings, but the numbers are worth running before you enter.
What you're getting
The listing is a bundle of two Booster Bundles. According to The Pokémon Company's product page, each Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle includes 6 booster packs, so the 2-pack is 12 packs in two boxes. The Booster Bundle was released on March 7, 2025.
Walmart's listing shows $79.94 for the pair, or $39.97 per bundle. That's about $6.66 a pack.
What Booster Bundles sold for on eBay
We checked eBay sold listings for "prismatic evolutions booster bundle sealed" on October 24, looking at sales from October 23:
- Single sealed bundles sold between $67.50 and $79.99. Most landed at $69.99 to $77.95.
- A lot of two sold for $159.00, which is $79.50 each.
- A lot of four sold for $314.99, about $78.75 each.
Those are recent sales and not a forecast. A few other Prismatic listings in the same results were different products, like Costco's ETB and bundle combo and Sam's Club surprise boxes, so make sure you compare the plain Booster Bundle.
The fee math
eBay's final value fee for Collectible Card Games is 13.25% of the total sale up to $7,500, plus $0.40 per order over $10 (we confirmed it on eBay's selling fees page). Before sales tax, shipping and supplies:
- Sold as a lot of two at $159: about $21.47 in fees leaves $137.53. That's about $57 over Walmart's $79.94.
- Sold as two singles at $70 each: about $9.68 in fees per sale leaves about $120.65 combined, roughly $41 over Walmart's price before shipping.
- Break-even: for a lot of two, you'd need to sell for about $93 to get back $79.94.
Shipping a Booster Bundle isn't free, and sales tax gets charged on Walmart's price, so your actual margin will be smaller.
Walmart's drawing rules
Walmart's draw page explains how drawings work. These are the parts that matter:
- Entry is free. You sign in and can enter each drawing once.
- You pick your address, payment and quantity before you enter. Walmart says an entry can't be changed afterward.
- Winners are picked at random after the window closes. Walmart says it may remove entries it thinks are abusive.
- If you win, Walmart places the order for you. You're charged only if the order goes through.
- Returns: Walmart says items bought through a drawing may not be returnable and are subject to its return policy. Plan on keeping what you win.
Drawings can change, so check the page again before the window opens.
Flip, hold or pass?
This is analysis, not a promise.
Flip: At this week's sold prices, $39.97 per bundle leaves a decent buffer after fees, and Prismatic Evolutions still moves quickly. The margin is real but smaller than on an ETB, and a lot of two sells slower than singles. We covered that gap in our Walmart Prismatic Evolutions ETB drawing article.
Hold: Twelve Prismatic packs is a fair amount of Eevee-evolution chase for about $80. If you'd open or keep sealed bundles anyway, this is a reasonable price to get them.
Pass: If you only flip, remember that a big restock or reprint could push the $70 to $80 range down quickly, and a drawing order may not be returnable. Margins of $40 to $55 per pair before shipping and tax can shrink fast if prices dip.
Entering costs nothing and you're charged only if you win, so the main question is whether you'd be happy keeping what you win.
More on Walmart drawings
See how earlier rounds went in our Walmart 30th Celebration drawing article. New to buying sealed product at retail? Start with how to buy Pokémon cards at retail. Our Pokémon group tracks Walmart drawings, Pokémon Center drops and restocks, and members on the TCG and Complete plans get free ACO (auto checkout) for Pokémon and One Piece drops. Browse all of our Pokémon TCG articles.
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Sources
- Walmart: Collectibles Draw page, with drawing time, price and rules (checked October 24, 2026)
- Pokémon: Scarlet & Violet—Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle
- eBay: Sold listings for "prismatic evolutions booster bundle sealed" (checked October 24, 2026)
- eBay: Selling fees