Poke Fun PlayHow duplicate cards become Dust
Keep one copy of each finish, earn Dust from repeat pulls and understand what changes when a master set is complete.
A new finish belongs in your binder
The collection keeps one copy of each card and finish. The first time you obtain that combination, it fills a binder entry. A card you already own can still be a new discovery if its finish is different.
For example, a normal copy and a reverse-holo copy are two entries. Finding the reverse-holo for the first time keeps it even when the normal version is already in your binder.
Repeat pulls convert automatically
When a pack completes, repeated card finishes convert to Dust while that set’s master collection is still in progress. If the same new finish appears twice in one pack, the first copy is kept and the repeat can become Dust.
The game records the cards, Dust and opening completion in one transaction. You do not need to select spare copies or confirm a separate conversion, and completing the same opening again cannot repeat the reward.
A complete master set changes the reward
A master set contains every supported card finish in that collection. Once it is complete, further packs from that set no longer award duplicate Dust. You can still open them and enjoy their reveals.
Use the binder’s parallel-finish view to find the remaining gaps. Completing the numbered card list can leave additional finishes to discover.
Choose how to use your Dust
Spend Dust on a missing card finish, or explore card backs and pack styles in Settings. These designs change the appearance of your openings without changing pack results.
Choose from 20 card backs and 16 pack styles. Classic and the four original pack finishes are included. Additional designs cost 150–5,000 Dust. Unlocks are permanent, switching owned styles is free, and your account save keeps your style collection.