
What type of break is this?
Know whether you are entering a Pick Your Team, Random Team, Random Player, Character or Serial Number break before you bid.
A Canadian buyer-awareness series
A practical resource for collectors, breakers and moderators who want a clearer, safer and more welcoming Canadian card-breaking community.
From Chatman
Every collector should be able to understand the format, the spot and the path to support before spending money. This series turns that expectation into a simple habit: ask questions, read the details and know your spot.
Built in Canada for the people who buy, host, moderate and grow the hobby together.
Connect about the series
The five-question check
Use these questions in any room, with any format and at any price point.

Know whether you are entering a Pick Your Team, Random Team, Random Player, Character or Serial Number break before you bid.

Check the products, number of boxes, cards, inserts, chase cards and multi-player-card rules so you know exactly what you are buying.

You should be able to see exactly which players, teams, characters or cards are included. Read the list before you bid.

Ask what is being randomized, when it happens, how it is shown and which approved Whatnot tool is being used. Transparency matters.

Know the seller’s support process and remember that qualifying purchases may be covered by Whatnot Buyer Protection. Keep your order details and document issues clearly.

The standard
Buyers deserve enough information to make an informed choice. Breakers deserve clear questions and good-faith participation. Moderators can help make transparency part of the room culture.
This is an evolving public resource. More explainers, checklists and moderator tools will be added as the Canadian community builds it together.
Join the collector communityWhy this exists
It is a Canadian buyer-awareness series designed to help collectors understand break formats, pricing, checklists, randomization and support before they bid.
No. The goal is a healthier room for buyers, breakers and moderators through clear information, respectful questions and transparent practices.
Ask what format the break uses, what your spot includes, whether the checklist is complete, how randomization works and what support is available if something goes wrong.