About TX Rips
TX Rips is a guide to digital card rips for Texas players: which apps work in Texas, the local teams' chase cards, and what Texas law says.
Who writes here
Articles are written and reviewed by the TX Rips editorial team, part of the WinDaily network. We work directly with the DFS apps, sportsbooks and prediction markets that are launching digital card rips, so we often know what's coming before it goes live. When something here is confirmed, we say so. When it's expected but not confirmed, we label it that way.
How we research
- We check each app's own terms, help pages and announcements, and link our sources.
- We never invent pull values, odds or payouts. If a number isn't published, we say it isn't.
- We update pages when an app changes its packs, sell-back rules or states, and show the date of the last check.
How we make money
Some links on this site are affiliate links: if you sign up through them, the app may pay us. That's how the site stays free. It never decides which app we rate highest, and we always tell you that most pulls are worth less than the pack price.
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