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Randolph's card table turns into a live auction desk

Gene joins the week's only new upload, while Hidden Legends and Legendary Treasures keep the older pack openings busy.

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Randolph Pokemon Story of November 5, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Giving Away £10,000 Pokemon Slabs! (& PS5, MacBook!)

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0:00Randolph checks whether his simultaneous YouTube and Whatnot broadcast is working.
2:14He puts on sunglasses and searches for background music before choosing his own tracks.
12:08Gene joins Randolph on camera before the individual-card auctions begin.
19:04Charizard reaches a three-second auction, followed by Mewtwo and Moltres.

The sleeves get signed. Randolph takes a marker to individual Pokémon card sleeves as his only new upload of the week moves into rapid-fire auctions, with Gene helping manage the listings behind the scenes.

"Giving Away £10,000 Pokemon Slabs! (& PS5, MacBook!)" is a commercial live-shopping broadcast, streamed on both Whatnot and YouTube. Before the card sales get going, Randolph checks the feed, puts on sunglasses and searches for background music, eventually switching to his own tracks. Gene gets an on-camera introduction before Charizard, Mewtwo and Moltres reach the auction table. The stream drew roughly 17,000 views, most of them during its first day.

Away from the live sales, vintage boxes remain the channel's busiest viewing. His Hidden Legends opening, featuring a set from 2004, is drawing the most daily views of any individual upload. Legendary Treasures, from 2013, comes next, followed by his buying-and-selling visit to the London Card Show. That's a distinctly Randolph spread: sealed packs on one side, negotiations over individual treasures on the other.

The subscriber count stayed unchanged over the week, and daily viewing is below its usual level. Nearby in the broader card-and-board-game world, Chess Vibes is enjoying stronger-than-usual daily viewing, while Brad Owen is close to his normal pace. For Randolph, the older openings are doing more of the daily work than the new auction stream.

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