How Accurate Is It?

Oh man. It’s pretty darn accurate. Like, 99% accurate. However, there are a lot of things to consider, take Magic: The Gathering for example, the cards date back to 1993. This means dealing with various art types, card conditions, set symbols, serialized, vs non-serialized cards. All of these things play a factor in card recognition, and we are proud to say there are very few hiccups in this process. There are some edge cases that we’re working our way around, things like The List, or cards that are reprinted for multiple sets using the same artwork.

For cards that are reprinted in multiple sets using the same artwork, and where the set symbols are very similar (the Core sets, for example), it is possible the set will be misattributed. We are always improving our set recognition algorithms though, and eventually we should be able to eliminate set misattribution entirely. As a work-around, we've made it very easy to change the set of a card that has reprinted artwork in our GUI.

Other TCG’s like Lorcana, Rifthold or Pokemon are not as heavily tested, but they’re still very accurate! We have an excellent team of developers who are always working hard to uphold our Kaizen value, continuous improvements.