League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Expanded Format. Check-in 5-6 PM.
Description:
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Players in each of the three recognized age divisions can work toward earning Championship Points, potentially earning an invitation to the 2016 World Championships! Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. Players must complete a deck list for this event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Expanded Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Expanded Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event. Final Standings will be determined after the final round of Swiss.
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Expanded Format. Check-in 9-10 AM.
Description:
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Players in each of the three recognized age divisions can work toward earning Championship Points, potentially earning an invitation to the 2016 World Championships! Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. Players must complete a deck list for this event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Expanded Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Expanded Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event. Final Standings will be determined after the final round of Swiss.
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Standard Format. Check-in 9-10 AM.
Description:
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Players in each of the three recognized age divisions can work toward earning Championship Points, potentially earning an invitation to the 2016 World Championships! Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. Players must complete a deck list for this event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Standard Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Standard Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event. Final Standings will be determined after the final round of Swiss.
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Standard Format. Check-in 5-6 PM.
Description:
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Players in each of the three recognized age divisions can work toward earning Championship Points, potentially earning an invitation to the 2016 World Championships! Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. Players must complete a deck list for this event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Standard Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Standard Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event. Final Standings will be determined after the final round of Swiss.
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Standard Format. Check-in 9-10 AM.
Description:
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Players in each of the three recognized age divisions can work toward earning Championship Points, potentially earning an invitation to the 2016 World Championships! Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. Players must complete a deck list for this event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Standard Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Standard Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event. Final Standings will be determined after the final round of Swiss.
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Standard Format. Check-in 5-6 PM.
Description:
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Players in each of the three recognized age divisions can work toward earning Championship Points, potentially earning an invitation to the 2016 World Championships! Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. Players must complete a deck list for this event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Standard Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Standard Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event. Final Standings will be determined after the final round of Swiss.
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Standard Format. Check-in 9-10 AM.
Description:
League Challenge tournaments are designed to provide players with small, entry-level events on a local scale. Players in each of the three recognized age divisions can work toward earning Championship Points, potentially earning an invitation to the 2016 World Championships! Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. Players must complete a deck list for this event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Standard Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Standard Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event. Final Standings will be determined after the final round of Swiss.
Players to receive and play tournaments with cards from the upcoming expansion up to 2 weeks before the expansion's official release date!
Description:
Pokémon TCG Prerelease tournaments allow players to receive and play with cards from the upcoming expansion up to two weeks before the expansion’s official release date! All players who complete the event will receive 2 additional booster packs of the Pokémon TCG expansion. All participants will receive a Pokémon TCG Prerelease promo card, while supplies last. Bring your Player ID card, if you have one. If you don’t have a Player ID, one will be given to you at the event. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for more information about what to bring to an event. The tournament is run using the Standard Format and Age-Modified Swiss pairings. See the Pokémon Tournament Rules for information about the Limited Format and Swiss. The number of Swiss rounds to be run will depend on total attendance at the event.