From a Palsino win to a filed binder pocket
A Palsino payout is only the first step. This is the exact path a win takes: reels lock, packs credit to your balance, you tear them on the pack opening page, cards are graded server-side, then you file them into the colour-sorted binder.
Updated for the current Palworld patch
- ✓Step 1 — the packs credit instantly
- ✓Step 2 — tear the packs
- ✓Step 3 — the grade is rolled with the pull
- ✓Step 4 — file the card
Step 1 — the packs credit instantly
When the third reel locks, the payout is already decided and written on the server, so the packs appear in your balance in the same moment the banner names the line. There is no claim step, no pending state and nothing to lose by closing the tab.
Step 2 — tear the packs
Follow the link to the pack opening page. Your Palsino winnings sit in the same balance as the 12 free daily packs, so you can spend them on the Dawn of Palpagos booster pack, either trial deck or the display box. The server rolls the cards and the grade for every opening.
Step 3 — the grade is rolled with the pull
Each card comes out with centering, corners, edges and surface sub-grades plus any defects a grader would note, condensed into a PalStars Grade on the familiar 1–10 scale. A flawless Gem Mint 10 is rare, exactly as it is with a real submission, and the grade is fixed at the moment of the pull — it never changes afterwards.
Step 4 — file the card
New pulls land in your unfiled stack. Send one to its colour section of the 108-pocket binder in a tap, or drag it into a specific pocket; dropping it on an occupied pocket swaps the two cards. On a phone, press and hold a card and then tap the pocket you want.
Step 5 — the daily ceiling and what comes next
Palsino winnings are capped at 30 packs per account per UTC day, and the remaining headroom is shown under the Spin button. Once a card is filed you can favourite it, add it to your trade stock, or log it in the collection tracker with a buy price to watch the market value of the cards you actually own.