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Fairer condition comparisons
A worn copy is no longer compared with a much better one, since part of the gap would just be the condition. For Pokémon the next price must be in the same or a worse condition. For Magic it can be at most one step better (for example SP against NM): those deals show "vs NM" under the next price, and the new "Hide better-condition comparisons" filter leaves them out.
Pokémon: when Cardmarket has no price, the reference is the median CardTrader Zero price of the same variant, marked CT. Deal tables now stay inside the page on tablets and phones too, and their rows line up.
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Sealed deals
The Sealed Deals pages for Magic and Pokémon list booster boxes, bundles, Elite Trainer Boxes, decks and other sealed products on CardTrader Zero. Each listing is compared only with listings in the same language, and the required discount runs from 25% below €5 to 10% above €150, with at least €3 saved. Accessories such as sleeves, playmats and deck boxes stay out.
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Pokémon: almost there
I'm adding Pokémon to DealTutor. It's still a work in progress, but the section is already open: Pokémon has the same table, filters and search as the Magic page, and you can create a Pokémon Watchlist that stays separate from your Magic one.
The first full scan found more than 8,000 deals across over 800 expansions. Reverse holos, first editions and graded cards are never compared with the regular versions.
Over the next few days the euro reference price arrives too, taken from Cardmarket's trend price, reverse holos included. If something looks off, tell me with the form above: right now that helps a lot.
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More useful deals and a daily selection
I dropped deals below €0.50 and lowered the discount needed to count as a deal; the minimum saving is still €2. A €5 card whose next listing is €7 can now qualify. Hot right now still shows English cards between €20 and €100, but they now have to be Moderately Played or better, and they're compared with listings in every language. The selection prefers recent deals and changes once a day.
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Country filters and clearer delivery
You can pick the continents you want to buy from and exclude individual countries. On desktop the seller's full country name is in the table, and the ⚡ badge appears only on Zero 1-Day Ready listings. Deals with warnings stay hidden until you turn them on in Advanced filters, which is also where the country exclusions live. Desktop filters take up less room now.
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Delivery, column sorting, and simpler help
On desktop the table shows the cheapest seller's country and whether the listing is Zero 1-Day; check CardTrader for actual delivery times. Click a column heading to sort the deals, and click it again to flip the order. I also moved the FAQ into How it works, with a link at the top that jumps straight to it.
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Better deal search
On the deals page you can search by expansion, card type, format, color, mana value and rarity, and combine them. You can also exclude words, and the suggestions that pop up as you type get you to the right card faster.
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Easier Watchlist review
After pasting your list you see which cards were recognized and can fix their expansion, finish, language or condition before saving. You can also see right away which cards already have active deals, without waiting for an email.
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New site and email alerts
The site now runs on Cloudflare, and Watchlists are here: paste the cards you're after, pick the versions you care about and confirm the list by email. From then on you get an alert when a new matching deal shows up.
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Italian site and featured deals
The site is now in Italian too, explanations and FAQ included. Featured deals and Best of the week are ranked by a score that weighs the discount, the money saved, the price and the card's condition.