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Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box: Contents, Price and Is It Worth It?

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Verdict: The Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box is worth it at its $49.99 retail price: 9 packs, a full-art Kyogre promo, and sleeves you’ll actually use. It isn’t worth the $133.50 it’s preordering for on TCGplayer, so buy at retail when it comes out on November 6, or wait.

Updated September 30, 2026 · Retail prices from The Pokémon Company’s product lineup via PokeGuardian · Preorder prices are TCGplayer market prices, checked September 30

Who this is for: Pokémon collectors and players deciding whether to preorder the Delta Reign ETB, pick the Pokémon Center version, or buy a booster box instead.

What’s in the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box?

Mega Rayquaza key art from Pokemon TCG Mega Evolution Delta Reign, with the Elite Trainer Box contents

Delta Reign key art. Image: The Pokémon Company.

9 Delta Reign booster packs and a full-art foil Kyogre promo card. Here’s everything in the standard ETB:

  • 9 Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign booster packs
  • 1 full-art foil promo card featuring Kyogre
  • 65 card sleeves
  • 40 Pokémon TCG Energy cards
  • 6 damage-counter dice, 1 coin-flip die and 1 plastic coin
  • A player’s guide to the expansion
  • A collector’s box with 6 dividers
  • A code card for Pokémon TCG Live

Delta Reign is set ME06, headlined by Mega Rayquaza ex. For the set’s chase cards and what they’re selling for in Japan, see our Delta Reign release date and chase cards guide.

How much is the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box?

Chart comparing Delta Reign retail prices with TCGplayer preorder prices for the ETB, Pokemon Center ETB, Booster Bundle and booster box

Retail MSRP vs. TCGplayer preorder market price, checked September 30, 2026.

$49.99 at retail, but $133.50 on TCGplayer right now. Every Delta Reign product is preordering well above retail:

ProductRetailPreorder
Elite Trainer Box$49.99$133.50
Pokémon Center ETB$59.99$569.93
Booster Bundle (6)$26.94$79.74
Booster Box (36)$161.64$261.13

Preorder prices usually fall once a set is on shelves. After Pitch Black came out in July, its preorder prices dropped 32–80% within ten weeks. For what that set’s cards are worth now, see our Pitch Black chase cards guide.

Standard ETB vs. Pokémon Center ETB: what’s the difference?

The Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box has 11 packs instead of 9, and its Kyogre promo has a Pokémon Center stamp. It costs $59.99 and is sold only through the Pokémon Center.

At retail it’s the better deal, at about $5.45 a pack against $5.55 for the standard ETB. At the $569.93 TCGplayer is showing now, with only 3 listings, it’s the worst deal in the set. Don’t pay that.

Is the ETB or the booster box better value?

Legendary Summit stadium cards from Pokemon TCG Delta Reign, with the booster box price per pack

Legendary Summit, the set’s first Legendary Stadium. Cards: The Pokémon Company.

For opening packs, the booster box. At retail it’s $4.49 a pack for 36 packs, compared with $5.55 a pack in the ETB. The Booster Bundle is also $4.49 a pack, for 6 packs.

For a gift or a first set, the ETB. You’re paying about $1 more per pack for the Kyogre promo, sleeves, dice and a box to store everything, which is what makes it the better present.

Where can you buy the Delta Reign ETB at retail?

  • Amazon and Best Buy both have official listings. Amazon’s isn’t taking orders yet, so check back on release week.
  • The Pokémon Center is the only place to get the 11-pack Pokémon Center ETB.
  • Local game stores run prerelease events from October 24 to November 1, and sell the Build & Battle Box ($21.99 retail), the only way to open Delta Reign packs early.

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What should you skip?

  • Preordering the ETB above about $60. At $133.50, 9 packs cost almost as much as a 36-pack booster box at retail ($161.64).
  • The Booster Bundle at $79.74. That’s three times its $26.94 retail price for 6 packs.
  • Loose single packs at $14.99. That’s more than three times the $4.49 retail price.

Going to a prerelease? Our Delta Reign prerelease guide covers the October 24 to November 1 events, the $21.99 Build & Battle Box and all 4 promo decks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box?
9 Delta Reign booster packs, a full-art foil Kyogre promo card, 65 sleeves, 40 Energy cards, dice, a coin, a player’s guide, a storage box with 6 dividers and a Pokémon TCG Live code.

How much is the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box?
$49.99 at retail. The Pokémon Center version with 11 packs is $59.99.

When does the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box come out?
November 6, 2026, with the rest of the Delta Reign set.

What’s the promo in the Delta Reign ETB?
A full-art foil Kyogre. The Pokémon Center ETB has the same Kyogre with a Pokémon Center stamp.

Next step: set a reminder for November 6 and buy at retail. For more Pokémon, see our best-value Pokémon sets ranked, 30th Celebration buying guide and best Pokémon gifts of 2026.

Sources: ETB contents from The Pokémon Company’s product listing on Amazon and PokeGuardian’s Delta Reign product reveal. Retail prices from PokeGuardian. Pokémon Center ETB contents from Pokeitem. Preorder prices from TCGplayer market prices, checked September 30, 2026. Images: The Pokémon Company.

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