2015 Panini Soccer Us National Team

Break Analyzer Report

289Total cards
155Hits
155Numbered
51-of-1s
1Teams

Your break

2015 Panini Soccer Us National Team

Highlights

The standout pulls, ranked.

Most total cards

Teams projected to receive the most cards
  1. 1United States289

Most numbered

Most serial-numbered cards
  1. 1United States155

Most 1/1s

Most one-of-one cards
  1. 1United States5

Most autos

Most autograph cards
  1. 1United States68

Most hits

Autos + relics + 1/1s combined
  1. 1United States155

Fewest total cards

Teams least likely to appear
  1. 1United States289

Best hit density

Most hits per 100 cards
  1. 1United States53.6/100

Hidden value

Hit share beats card share by 2+ points

No hidden-value teams in this break — hit share tracks card share closely across the board.

Top players in this break

Most hits across every team
  1. 1Abby Wambach — United States5
  2. 2Alex Morgan — United States5
  3. 3Becky Sauerbrunn — United States5

All teams

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United States289155155688705100%100%5111162211241191102112721
Card % and Hit % describe the checklist, not the odds. They show each team's share of what's printed in these sets — exact from the checklist. They are not the probability of pulling a card, which would require print runs Panini doesn't publish.

Methodology

Card % / Hit % — share, not odds. Card % and Hit % are each team's share of the checklist — the cards printed in these sets — computed exactly from what's listed. They are not the probability of pulling any given card, which would require print runs Panini doesn't publish.

Implied value. "Value" here means checklist-defined scarcity, not market price — a card counts as a hit if it's serial-numbered, an autograph, or a memorabilia relic. Packaddx doesn't price cards, so these numbers describe what's printed, not what it's worth.

Multi-team cards. A card printed with more than one team (e.g. a dual-team insert) counts under every team it's printed for, so per-team totals can add up to more than the break's overall card count. Each physical card is still only counted once in the break's totals.

Team attribution. A card is attributed to whichever team is printed on it at the time of the set's release — not a player's current or most recent team.