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Its 6000 gems devided by the number of cards to know how expensive a boosterpack will be.
Then you take the number of cards it needs. If a game has 5 cards to craft a set, the cost of a single card in that set will be 400 gems.
If a game needs 15 cards, the cost of one card will be 133.33 gems instead. To get the same full price.
That means:
Crafting a single set will always cost 2000 gems
Crafting 5 full sets will always cost 10000 gems
Obviously, opening boosterpacks, you won't always get the cards you need, far from it... but if you are trading and get just the amount of cards you need in total for a game you plan to craft a set for, the total amount of gems for however many cards a set needs, is always the same.