Name the Player on Classic Sports Cards
PackPTS is a free sports card game where you see a real trading card with the name masked and pick the player from four choices.
Remember sorting a fresh rack pack on the living room floor, calling out every face before you flipped the card over? PackPTS is that feeling, any time you want it.
Each round deals a real card from a set collectors love, from the wood grain borders of the late eighties to sharp modern chrome. The name is covered. The photo, the uniform, the pose and the design are all yours to read. Pick the right player from four choices and you earn points.
Start with the Daily 5: the same five cards for everyone, new every day, so you can compare scores with your friends and the rest of the hobby. Want more? Open a set and play as much as you like, from 1986 Topps Baseball to 1990 Hoops to 2022 Panini Chronicles Football.
Your points do real work. They are redeemable for eBay rebates now, so the time you spend sharpening your eye can help you add the next card to your own collection.
Every card in PackPTS comes from a real, licensed set, scanned and checked by our team. Players never create cards, and every mask is reviewed by hand so the game stays fair for everyone.
Free to play in your browser, no download needed. Deal yourself in.
Questions
How does PackPTS work?
We deal a real trading card with the player's name masked. You pick the player from four choices, and every right answer earns points.
Is PackPTS free?
Yes. PackPTS is free to play in any web browser, on your phone or your computer, with nothing to download.
What is the Daily 5?
The Daily 5 is five cards, the same for every player, refreshed once a day. It is the quickest way to play and compare scores.
What can I do with points?
Points are redeemable for eBay rebates now. When you buy a card on eBay through PackPTS, your rebate equals the commission eBay confirms on that sale.
Where do the cards come from?
Every card is a real, licensed trading card from a classic or modern set that our team scans, checks and masks by hand. Players never create cards.