If you are buying UC in Greece, the lowest price you will find is no lower than in the United States or Japan. All six packs match both countries to the cent. What differs is how little room there is to overpay. Greek sellers sit closer together than American ones on five of the six packs, and on the 660 pack only 3% separates the best quote from the worst.
| Pack | Cheapest | Seller | Sellers quoting | Spread | |---|---|---|---|---| | 60 | $0.87 | APKPure Store | 12 | 14% | | 325 | $4.55 | MRCODA | 5 | 4% | | 660 | $9.09 | MRCODA | 5 | 3% | | 1,800 | $22.46 | MRCODA | 5 | 6% | | 3,850 | $44.93 | MRCODA | 5 | 6% | | 8,100 | $89.00 | Eldorado.gg | 5 | 7% |
MRCODA has the lowest price on four packs, with APKPure Store and Eldorado.gg taking one each. All three are labelled third-party sellers on MangoRecharge. No seller with an established or official label holds a lowest price on this list.
Nearly every quote here is in US dollars: 36 of the 37, with just one in another currency.
How much the worst quote would cost you
Spread is the distance from the lowest quote to the highest. In money, buying from the most expensive seller in Greece costs you this much extra:
| Pack | Lowest | Highest | Extra paid | |---|---|---|---| | 60 | $0.87 | $0.99 | $0.12 | | 325 | $4.55 | $4.74 | $0.19 | | 660 | $9.09 | $9.39 | $0.30 | | 1,800 | $22.46 | $23.79 | $1.33 | | 3,850 | $44.93 | $47.57 | $2.64 | | 8,100 | $89.00 | $95.15 | $6.15 |
Small figures at the bottom, real money at the top. Up to 660 UC you could reasonably choose a seller you already use and lose less than a third of a dollar. From 1,800 UC upward it pays to look around.
There is a trade-off. Greece has fewer sellers than the other two countries: 12 against 17 in the US and 14 in Japan. Above 60 UC, five sellers quote each pack. A shorter list means less competition, and it also means fewer high outliers to avoid.
Bigger is always better here
The cost per unit falls at every step, with no pack on the ladder that costs more per UC than the one before it.
| Pack | Cost per 100 UC | Change from previous pack | |---|---|---| | 60 | $1.450 | — | | 325 | $1.400 | -3.4% | | 660 | $1.377 | -1.6% | | 1,800 | $1.248 | -9.4% | | 3,850 | $1.167 | -6.5% | | 8,100 | $1.099 | -5.8% |
From first to last, cost per UC falls 24.2%. That makes the rule simple: buy the largest pack you will actually use. The steps are not equal, though, and two of them are worth a closer look.
The smallest gain is between 325 and 660, just 1.6%. Two 325 packs would give you 650 UC for 2 x $4.55 = $9.10, while the single 660 pack is $9.09. So the bigger pack gives ten more UC for a cent less. There is no reason to double up, though there is also no great hurry to move up from 325 if that covers what you need.
The largest gain is the next one, 660 to 1,800, at 9.4%. If you find yourself buying 660 UC repeatedly, this is the step that repays the bigger outlay. Three 660 packs cost 3 x $9.09 = $27.27 for 1,980 UC, which is $1.377 per 100 against $1.248 for the 1,800 pack.
The size of the overall saving shows up best at the extremes. Getting 8,100 UC through 60 UC packs would take 135 of them, at 135 x $0.87 = $117.45. The single 8,100 pack is $89.00, a saving of $28.45. Nobody would buy that way, but it shows how much pack size matters.
Greece, the US, Japan and Malaysia
The US and Japan: identical lows. Same sellers, same prices, on all six packs. Below is what differs, which is the highest quote.
| Pack | Greece | United States | Japan | |---|---|---|---| | 60 | $0.99 | $1.08 | $0.99 | | 325 | $4.74 | $5.00 | $5.00 | | 660 | $9.39 | $9.99 | $9.99 | | 1,800 | $23.79 | $24.94 | $24.94 | | 3,850 | $47.57 | $47.57 | $47.57 | | 8,100 | $95.15 | $99.01 | $99.01 |
Greece's highest quote is lower than the American one on every pack except 3,850, where they tie. On 8,100 UC the difference is $3.86. This is not a discount, since no one should be buying at the top of the range anyway. It simply means a careless purchase costs less in Greece than in either of the other two on most packs.
Malaysia: lower on every pack. Lapakgaming holds all six Malaysian lows, starting from $0.85 for 60 UC, $0.02 under Greece. The gap reaches $0.27 on 325, $0.82 on 660, $1.45 on 1,800, $2.91 on 3,850, and $4.52 on 8,100, where Malaysia shows $84.48.
We mention Malaysia for context, not as a route to take. A price on another country's list may be specific to that country. Greek players should buy from listings that serve their region, and we do not recommend a VPN, a change of account country or any other way of getting around a region lock.
Quick checks for Greek buyers
- Look for a clear statement that your account's region is served. A seller on the Greece list could still have limits.
- Read the pack size closely before paying, so that 60, 325 and 660 are not confused.
- With one quote in the 37 not in US dollars, take a moment to see which currency the checkout uses, and read the final total.
- Keep your account password private. Any seller that asks for it should lose the sale.
- On the top two packs, compare at least a couple of sellers, since $2.64 and $6.15 are at stake.
Where to go from here
Work out how much UC you will use, take the largest pack that fits, and spend your comparison time on the 1,800 pack and above. These figures are a snapshot at the time of writing, and sellers change prices without notice. To see each seller's quote for Greece, compare PUBG Mobile prices and start with the pack you have in mind.