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March 11-12, 2023

Vancouver Regional Pokemon Championships


SPECTATOR UPDATES!
Spectator passes are available.
 

Registration Options

Basic Registration:  Entry to the tournament, promo card, and mat (TCG) or hat (GO & S/V)
SOLD OUT Vancouver Experience:  Entry to the tournament, promo card, mat (TCG) or hat (GO & S/V), event shirt (sample below) and two side event vouchers
SOLD OUT Vancouver Experience Plus:  Entry to the tournament, promo card, mat AND hat, event shirt, two side event vouchers and two prize wall dice
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Hotel Partners

Coast Coal Harbour

Vancouver Hotel

Rooms starting at $199 CAD per night, the Coal Harbour hotel is located at 
1180 West Hastings Street
Vancouver BC V6E 4RS

Reservation cutoff date:  Feb 16

Use the discount code CCC-GFC8801

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Vancouver Marriott

Pinnacle Downtown

Rooms starting at $279 CAD per night.

Marriott Pinnacle Downtown is located at
1128 West Hastings Street
Vancouver BC V6E 4RS
Reservation cutoff date

Extended to:  March 3rd

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WHEN /

March 11-12, 2023

WHERE /

VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTRE EAST
Exhibit Hall B
9
99 Canada Place
Vancouver BC V63 0C3

ABOUT THE EVENT /

Anyone in good standing may compete - there is no prequalification required.


 

Trading Card Game

On Line deck list submission due at 8 PM Friday

 https://rk9.gg/decklist/index.

Deck list submission will open March 4th.

Format:  Standard Format for Deck Construction.  Swiss rounds will be best of 3.  For more information on the official rules visit Pokemon.com.

Prizes:  See the official Pokemon Regionals webpage for a complete list of Prizes and the Championship Point distributions.

Friday:

8 PM:  Deck Lists due

Saturday:

8:30 AM Player meeting/start of Round 1
Lunch break after Round 3

Sunday

7:30 AM Masters Day 2 Swiss

8:30 AM Junior/Senior Top Cut

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Side Events

Pokemon Violet
Pokemon Scarlet

Online team list submissions due at 8 PM Friday 

https://rk9.gg/teamlist/ 

Players will be provided one copy of their Open Team List during the player meeting.  Players must bring the physical copy of the Open List to each match. 

Format:  Video Game play will follow the Series 2 Rules, using a best of 3 format for Swiss Rounds.  Please bring a fully charged Switch, charging cord and your copy of Pokémon Scarlet or Pokémon Violet, with your team in the Battle Box.  For more information on the official rules visit Pokemon.com

Prizes:  See the official Pokemon Regionals webpage for a complete list of Prizes and the Championship Point distributions.

Friday:

8 PM:  Team Lists due

Saturday:

9:00  AM:  Player Meeting/Start of Round 1

Lunch break after Round 4

Sunday

7:30 AM Masters Day 2 Swiss 8:30 AM Junior and Senior report time for players in the Top Cut

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Side Events

Pokemon Go

Online team sheet submissions due at 8 PM Friday 

https://rk9.gg/teamlist/ 

Bracket will be posted in Challonge at 10 PM. 

Format:  Pokemon Go PvP battles will take place in the Great League, with a best of 3 match format.  Saturday will feature pools, with the top 2 finishers in each pool advancing to the finals bracket on Sunday.  The tournament will follow a double elimination format.  For more information on the official rules visit Pokemon.com

Prizes:  See the official Pokemon Regionals webpage for a complete list of Prizes and the Championship Point distributions.

Friday:

8:00 PM:  Team Lists due

10:00 PM:  Bracket Posted

Saturday:

9:00  AM:  Player Meeting/Begin bracket play

Sunday

8:30 AM Report time for players in the Top Cut

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Side Events

Destination Vancouver

The Button below will take you to the Destination Vancouver website with travel information for visitors

Vancouver is the premier port on the west coast of Canada.  Conveniently located half way between Europe and Asia, Vancouver is known for its natural beauty, active lifestyle and great shopping.  From the downtown business district, take in breathtaking views across the harbor of forested mountains stretching from the sea to the snow line.  The adventurous can test their fear of heights on a trip up the Grouse Mountain cable car for views of the area, or brave the Calipano Suspension Bridge to explore the forest and canyon beyond.  Those that wish to keep their feet closer to the ground can explore the Seawall, a paved mostly level path runs 17.5 miles from the Convention Center around Stanley Park, past the Vancouver Aquarium, rocky points and sandy beaches to Granville Island, home to Vancouver’s most famous market place.

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