About Registration
As a general rule, advance registration and deck submission are necessary for each tournament.
Moreover, the exact process and required information may differ between age categories.
When planning to participate in an event, please make sure you check all information and notes on that event’s page.
Registration Process
Use the Event Search feature on the Pokémon TCG Trainers Website to find and choose the event you wish to participate in.
(Note: In order to register for an event, you need to have signed up for a Player ID and logged into your account)
Once at the venue on the day of the event, check-in using the QR check-in feature on the Pokémon TCG Trainers Website.
Important Information regarding Registration
・You must create an account on the Trainers Website of your region of residence in order to participate in events.
・Only one application per person.
・Unsporting behavior such as creating and using multiple accounts to apply several times for an event may lead to penalties such as a ban from all future events.
・As a general rule, only pre-registered players can participate in an event.
For accompanying guardians:
・We recommend that all players in the Junior category be accompanied by a guardian.
・In principle, there should be one accompanying guardian for each player.
・Please make sure you read and understand the Floor Rules, and especially the rules regarding spectating, before attending an event.
Also note that identity checks may be performed, and that as such you should bring the following:
- Personal Identification document (Document with full name and picture)
- Proof of residence (Document with full name and address)
* Documents fulfilling the above conditions and officially issued by a public institution are preferable. For any other documents, the event organiser reserves the right to decide whether or not they fulfill the conditions.
For details on how to display your entry code and how to use the check-in scanner at the venue please click "Check-in details" below.
Also, please make sure you prepare the following in order to check-in at the event:
・Know the e-mail adress and login password for your Trainers Website account
・Personal Identification document (Document with full name and picture)
・Proof of residence (Document with full name and address)
About Registration
Each competition requires that you register in advance, and that you register your Battle Team in-game as a public Rental Team.
Please make sure to check the details and notes on the competition information page before you register for a competition.
Registration Process
Competition registration will be done through Google Forms. Make sure you submit the necessary information before the deadline. Players who miss the deadline won't be able to participate.
Important information regarding Registration
・Registration will be done through two separate Google Forms: one to verify e-mail addresses, and a second one to submit all necessary information to enter the competition.
・Your “Location and Age” settings in Battle Stadium will determine which region and age category you will be competing in.
・ Only one user per Nintendo Account may participate. If you are playing both Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet games on a single Nintendo Account, please only use either of them to enter the competition. The Master Ball League invite and Round 1 Bye awarded to Premium Ball League top performing players is limited to one per Nintendo Account. Likewise, the Pokémon Worlds invite awarded to Master Ball League top performing players is also limited to one per Nintendo Account.
Additionally, please note that entering the competition with multiple Nintendo Accounts would be considered an infringement of the fairness of the competition, and that any player caught doing so will receive a penalty.
・While your battle team should be registered in-game as a public Battle Team, make sure you don’t actually share your Rental Team ID with anyone before the end of the competition. If the same Rental Team ID is submitted multiple times, it will be considered as a duplicate submission and will mean a disqualification from the competition.
・Only players residing in Malaysia may participate.
・The information you submitted through the Google Form, your in-game settings, and your personnal information must all match. If there is any discrepancy, you would be immediately disqualified.
Please have the following documents with you:
- Personal Identification document (Document with full name and picture)
- Proof of residence (Document with full name and address)
* Documents fulfilling the above conditions and officially issued by a public institution are preferable. For any other documents, the event organiser reserves the right to decide whether or not they fulfill the conditions.
Terms of use
Terms of Use:
・Only one user per Nintendo Switch™ family console can enter the competition, with either Pokémon Scarlet or Pokémon Violet.
・Even if a single Nintendo Account is connected to several Nintendo Switch™ family consoles to play Pokémon Scarlet and/or Pokémon Violet, participants must use only one Nintendo Account and one console for the competition.
・Nintendo Switch Online (paid) membership is required for online play.
・Competition results and battle data will be provided to Nintendo and The Pokémon Company (as well as their subsidiaries).
・Players engaging in any of the following behaviors may receive penalties, which may include getting banned from future online events and contents:
1．Using Pokémon that were illegally obtained or modified with a save-altering software or device, or Pokémon containing any such data.
2．Disconnecting an excessive amount of times during battle (from the moment the battle opponent has been assigned to the moment match results are fully uploaded to the server). (Please make sure you have access to a stable internet connection when using online features)
3．Any behavior that might cause trouble for other participants or make them feel uncomfortable.
4．Software cracking, or any other such conduct that might impact the battles or the smooth running of the event.
5．Registering with false information, or participating under someone else’s name.
6．Participating in the competition with multiple Nintendo Accounts.
7．Purposefully influencing the results of matches by using several consoles and game files, or by coordinating with other players.
8．Any other behavior deemed unsuitable by Nintendo or The Pokémon Company (and their subsidiaries).
