TCG Tournaments & Competitive Events

Trading card game tournaments are where casual play becomes competitive sport. From Friday Night Magic to Pokemon Regional Championships, tournaments offer structured competition with prizes, rankings, and the chance to test your skills against the best players in your area.

Our directory features 35 upcoming tournaments across all major TCGs. Whether you're a seasoned pro hunting for championship points or a newcomer looking for your first competitive experience, we'll help you find the perfect event to match your competitive spirit.

Constructed Tournaments: Bring your own deck built from your collection
• •Standard - Cards from recent sets only
• •Modern/Expanded - Larger card pools from multiple years
• •Legacy/Unlimited - All cards ever printed
• •Commander/EDH - Multiplayer casual competitive format

Limited Tournaments: Build decks from provided sealed products
• •Draft - Pass packs and pick cards to build your deck
• •Sealed Deck - Build from a fixed number of unopened packs
• •Prerelease - Early access to new sets in sealed format

Special Events:
• •Regional Championships - Large scale events with significant prizes
• •Store Championships - Compete for your local store's title
• •League Challenges - Weekly competitive leagues with season prizes
• •Online Qualifiers - Digital tournaments for major championships

Before the Tournament:
• •Register early - popular events sell out quickly
• •Know the format and banned list for your game
• •Practice your deck extensively against the meta
• •Prepare all required materials: deck list, dice, sleeves
• •Get adequate rest and plan your meals

Tournament Day Essentials:
• •Arrive 30 minutes early for registration
• •Bring water and snacks for long events
• •Extra sleeves in case of damage
• •Pen and paper for life tracking
• •Trades for between-round activities

Competition Tips:
• •Call a judge for any rules questions
• •Keep track of time - draws hurt both players
• •Stay focused between rounds
• •Network with other competitive players
• •Learn from losses - ask opponents for advice