Baseball
This is the latest MLB promo to explode online
Consoles
These will resell when preorders dry up
Trading Cards
These will resell for solid profits
Round1’s third and final One Piece Card Game promo pack registration opens August 3, 2026 at 10AM PT
Selected entrants can buy up to ten promo packs for a $200 max deposit at pickup
Sealed sets of ten packs have been reselling for $700 to $1,000 while individual cards can go for $200
Round1 has run this exact playbook twice already this year, and both times the story played out the same way: a flood of registrations, a pickup window that emptied out fast, and resellers walking away with a serious payday for one store visit. Tomorrow morning that cycle starts over. The third and final wave of registration for Round1’s One Piece Card Game promo packs opens bright and early, and the first two waves both turned into about as clean a flip as reselling gets. If you’ve been waiting for another shot at these cards, this is it.
Round1 has been running a successful One Piece collaboration all summer long. From limited edition plushes and keychains to themed karaoke parties, the arcade has been the ultimate destination for fans since June. The most desirable part of the collab are the Round1 One Piece promo cards, which are available in limited numbers exclusively to pre-registered customers.
Phase 3 registration opens at 10AM PT tomorrow, August 3. Registration is first come, first served, and Round1 has capped eligibility in past waves, so speed matters here just like it did in Phase 1 and Phase 2.
If you’re selected, your confirmation email will assign you a designated Round1 location and a purchase window running August 17 through August 23. You have to buy during that window, in person, at the store you were assigned, and everything has to happen in a single visit. Each pack costs a $20 deposit loaded onto a Round1 Game or Club Card, capping out at $200 for the full run of ten. Bring a government issued photo ID that matches your registration info, since Round1 checks it at the counter before handing over a single pack.
The cards themselves are exclusive One Piece Card Game promos with Round1 themed art, and the secondary market has already shown what they’re worth.
Sealed ten pack sets are moving for $700 to $1,000, and standout pulls like Monkey D. Luffy, Tony Tony Chopper, and Nami have sold north of $200 on their own. Spend the full $200 deposit and you’re looking at well over $400 in profit before fees on a max haul, even before factoring in the chase cards that push individual sales higher.
From what we’ve seen after the previous two releases, expect long lines on release day. There’s also no guarantee your location will still have stock by the time you arrive, so don’t sit on this once your purchase window opens.
Round1 doesn’t run a waitlist and won’t reissue confirmations if you miss the registration window, so get your entry in the moment the form goes live tomorrow at 10AM PT.
Baseball
This is the latest MLB promo to explode online
Consoles
These will resell when preorders dry up
Trading Cards
These will resell for solid profits