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TCGplayer undercuts Amazon with sealed Pitch Black ETBs at $85.93 shipped; each box includes nine booster packs and a full-art Zarude promo.

The 115-plus-card set launches July 17 with Mega Darkrai ex as its Mega Hyper Rare; Walmart preorders span ETBs, 36-pack booster boxes, bundles, blisters and Build & Battle boxes.

Walmart lists the nine-pack Perfect Order ETB at $68.95, just $0.16 above TCGplayer’s market price; Amazon listings start above $83.

A Walmart shopper found Pitch Black three-pack blisters and an ETB, then returned to a Honda Civic damaged alongside four other cars; the opened packs yielded several Illustration Rares.

Amazon lists the 36-pack Chaos Rising display at $219.55, $60.44 below list price, while TCGplayer offers sealed boxes for $206.94 against a $208.03 market price.

Amazon cut the nine-pack Pitch Black ETB to $102.94, 14% below list, ahead of its July 17 release; TCGplayer listings start at $98.99 shipped.

Amazon’s $78 final-sale ETB includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo, while TCGplayer’s cheapest delivered listing is $74 versus a $68.87 market price.

The six-pack bundle costs $50.26 at Amazon, versus a $59.99 list price, while TCGplayer listings start at $41.94 including shipping.

Amazon lists the Chaos Rising ETB at $79.99, $39 below list and just $0.30 above its all-time low; TCGplayer listings start lower at $73.99 shipped.

Amazon lists the eight-pack box at $64.69 versus a $99.99 MSRP, while TCGplayer offers it from $54.62; it includes two Mega Greninja ex promos.

Amazon lists the Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection at $88.99 ahead of its July 3 release, while TCGplayer presales start at $64.98 and Walmart offers it for $53.99.

Amazon lists the nine-pack Prismatic Evolutions ETB at $182.55, $8.58 below TCGplayer’s market price, while Walmart offers it for $174.88.

The Chaos Rising ETB includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo; competing prices start at $88.88 at Walmart and $75 on TCGplayer, below Amazon’s offer.

First Partner Illustration Series 2 products are reportedly reselling for $58 against a $15.99 MSRP, as the article proposes Valve’s randomized reservation queue as an anti-bot model.

Walmart lists the Chaos Rising Elite Trainer Box at $84.95, $34.04 below Amazon’s original $118.99 price; Amazon’s current listing is $99.95.

Amazon's third-party listing is $69.78, saving $8.57 and including four Ascended Heroes packs plus Mega Feraligatr ex and oversize lenticular promos; TCGplayer boxes start at $56.99.

Amazon’s $171.99 box includes 10 Ascended Heroes packs, a random Mega Lucario or Mega Gardevoir promo, a poster, and a TCG Live code; Walmart lists it for $164.99.

Amazon lists the 36-pack Chaos Rising Booster Box for $263.99, or $7.33 per pack, while Walmart and TCGplayer listings are cheaper at $229.95 and $234.95.

Amazon lists the six-pack Chaos Rising Booster Bundle for $44.99, or $7.49 per pack, after a 25% cut ahead of the June 23 sale; a third-party seller fulfills it through Amazon.