TCG · Article 3

Reward tiers and the daily top-pull leaderboard

Pal Stars scores every pull as rarity multiplied by PalStars Grade, and the highest-scoring card opened that day tops the leaderboard with the puller's display name attached so other members can open a trade.

Updated 2026-08-02

Key takeaways
  • How score is calculated
  • Why names are shown
  • Board resets
  • Chasing the top spot

How score is calculated

Each rarity has a base weight, then the grade scales it — so condition, not rarity alone, decides the daily winner.

Why names are shown

A verified puller name means trades start from a real pull instead of a screenshot anyone could fake.

Board resets

The board covers today's pulls only and clears at 00:00 UTC, giving every member a fresh shot each day.

Chasing the top spot

A Gem Mint 10 on a mid rarity often beats a low-grade chase card, so grade discipline is the practical route to number one.

Share your best

The share sheet writes hype copy with your grade baked in — the fastest way to get trade offers in your replies.

Further reading
TCGplayer — price guide

Secondary-market pricing reference.