On 17 and 18 October 2026, the Nice Pokémon Regional brings TCG, VGC and Pokémon GO players together at the Palais des Expositions. I’ll be there with Day Two sleeves. Here’s what you need to prepare for the weekend, and how to reserve your boxes and pick them up at the tournament.
Practical info
| Dates | Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 October 2026 |
| Venue | Palais des Expositions de Nice, Parvis de l’Europe, 06000 Nice, France |
| Organiser | Fanfinity |
| Registration | Until Wednesday 14 October, 23:59 CEST |
| Deck list | Submit before Saturday 17 October, 07:30 CEST |
| Start | Saturday 17 October at 08:30 (Juniors and Seniors at 09:00) |
| Entry fee | €40 for Juniors and Seniors, €70 for Masters |
| Refunds | Until Sunday 11 October, 23:59 CEST, minus a processing fee |
This information comes from the official tournament page on RK9. Check it before you travel: it is the reference if anything changes.
Reserve your sleeves and pick them up on site
Rather than hunting for sleeves the day before the tournament, reserve your boxes online and pick them up in Nice. Pickup is free, your box is guaranteed and the bundle discounts apply.
- Add your boxes to the cart, one at a time or in bundles of 3 or 5.
- At checkout, choose pickup at “Regional Pokémon Nice”.
- On site, show your order number.
The pickup point inside the Palais des Expositions will be posted here and on X (@DayTwoDotGG) before the tournament.
Reservations are open until 14 October, while boxes last. Coming from another country? At checkout, choose France as the shipping country to see the pickup option; you can keep a billing address in your own country. An order that isn’t picked up is refunded or shipped, as you prefer (see the terms of sale, article 9).
You’ll also be able to buy boxes on site, while stock lasts. Reserving online is the only way to be sure you get yours.
Your sleeve checklist before the tournament
- All 60 cards in your deck are in identical, opaque-backed sleeves from the same box.
- No sleeve is split, stained or more worn than the rest: a recognisable card can cost you a penalty.
- Spare sleeves from the same box in your bag, to replace one that gets damaged during the weekend.
- Your deck sleeved a few days ahead, so you get used to the shuffle.
- Your deck list submitted before Saturday 07:30.
Read more: Pokémon card sleeves, tournament rules for sleeves and how to sleeve your deck.
Good luck, and see you in Nice!
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