2022 Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship (YGOC)
Frequently Asked Questions
World Qualifying Points Playoff
- Is there a World Qualifying Points Playoff at the YGOC?
- What happens to the World Qualifying Points earned?
YGOC Information
- What happens at the YGOC?
- Are there any pack prizes?
- What is the format for the YGOC?
- How many rounds will the YGOC have?
- How many Duelists will advance to Day 2?
- How many Duelists will advance to the Top Cut?
- What will I need to bring to a YGOC event?
- If I’ve never been to a large Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME (TCG) tournament, what should I expect?
- I will be bringing my children to the YGOC. Is there anything I should know?
- Will the YGOC have the Bounty Feature?
- I won a Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series (YCS) event during this qualifying year or an Ultimate Duelist Series (UDS) Invitational, are there any perks for me at the YGOC?
- Will there be meal breaks during the tournament?
- What if someone who came with me does not know how to play?
- What happens if I am not done with my Match after 40 minutes?
Invitations
- Do I need an invitation to participate in the YGOC?
- If I qualified in a Dragon Duel tournament (for Duelists born 2008 or later) can I play in the regular YGOC?
- How and when will I receive my Invite?
- What should I do if I can’t find my name on KDE-US’ online invite list?
Card Legality
- What cards are legal for play?
- Can I use OCG cards (cards printed for use in Japan and other Asian territories) in my Deck?
- Can I use foreign language cards in my Deck?
Public Events
- What are the different types of Public Events?
- What are the point values for the Public Events?
- What is a Swiss Round Tournament?
- What is a Single-Elimination Tournament?
- What are the Last Chance Qualifiers?
- What is a Dragon Duel (Effective Sunday July 17th, 2022)?
- What is the Advanced Format Constructed Dragon Duel?
- What are the prizes for the Dragon Duel?
- What are the rules for 3 vs. 3 Team Duel?
- What are the rules for a Rivalry of Warlords tournament?
- What are the rules for a Structure Deck Tournament?
- What is the cost of the entry packs for the Charity Tournament?
- What charity will receive the proceeds of the North America YGOC Charity Tournament?
- What are the rules for the Charity Tournament?
- What are the rules for the Speed Duel Constructed Tournaments?
- What are the rules for Yu-Gi-Oh! DUEL LINKS (DUEL LINKS) tournaments?
- What are the rules for Yu-Gi-Oh! MASTER DUEL (MASTER DUEL) tournaments?
- What is the Duelist League and what are the rules?
- What is the Public Events playoff?
- What is the Prize Wall?
Miscellaneous
- I may need assistance to participate at the YGOC due to a disability or recent injury, what should I do?
- I want to judge at the YGOC, instead of competing as a Duelist – how can I apply?
- Will there be vendors on site so I can buy single cards and supplies and sell my cards?
- Can I buy and sell from other people at the event?
- I want to vend at the YGOC, whom should I contact?
- What is a Fan Content Area?
- Where can I get food and drinks during the tournament?
- Can I get a CARD GAME ID number at the YGOC tournament, or will I need to have one before I attend the event?
- Are there any items I am not allowed to bring to the tournament?
- What if I lost an item at the tournament?
- What cool things are there at the YGOC?
- Will there be any Special Guests at the YGOC?
World Qualifying Points Playoff
Q: Is there a World Qualifying Points Playoff at the YGOC?
A: Since there will not be a Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2022, there will not be a World Qualifying Points Playoff at the 2022 YGOC.
Q: What happens to the World Qualifying Points earned?
A: We made changes to acknowledge the efforts of Duelists to earn WQP before the Pandemic and during Remote Duel, but we also wanted to avoid making it impossible for other Duelists to earn a spot in the World Qualifying Points Playoff in 2023, so we are making the following changes:
- We are expanding the 2023 World Qualifying Points Playoff to 32 Duelists
- The 2021-2022 Top 16 WQP earning Duelists are the first 16 Duelists with a seat in the tournament
- After the YGOC, during the 2022-2023 Qualifying Season, Duelists will begin again to earn WQP to create a new leader board.
- The Top 16 of the 2022-2023 Qualifying Season will also earn a seat in the tournament.
- A Duelist can only earn one seat in the tournament, so, if a Duelist from the 2021-2022 Top 16, is once again in the Top 16 for the 2022-2023 Season, then that seat will pass to the next highest WQP ranked Duelist.
YGOC Information
Q: What happens at the YGOC?
A: The YGOC is an invite-only tournament, where Duelists will compete for a chance to win a host of prizes and the title of “North America Yu-Gi-Oh! Champion 2022.” Runners-up will also receive exciting prizes.
The YGOC is a 3-day event. On Friday, July 15th, Duelists who have not qualified for the YGOC can play in Last Chance Qualifiers to earn an invite for the YGOC (Last Chance Qualifiers begin at 10:00 AM on Friday, June 21st). The actual YGOC itself will begin on Saturday, July 16th.
In addition to the YGOC, there will be numerous Public Events to participate in during all three days.
Q: Are there any pack prizes?
A: The only booster pack prizes are listed in the prize breakdown on the main FAQ page. No other booster pack prizes will be awarded.
Q: What is the format for the YGOC?
A: YGOC tournaments are Constructed events, which means each Duelist must bring his or her own Deck in order to compete. Decks must be constructed according to the latest Advanced Format guidelines. (See here for more information: http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/limited/.) You will need to make sure your Deck matches the current format.
Q: How many rounds will the YGOC have?
A: The total number of Duelists will determine the number of rounds that are played.
| Number of Participants | Number of Swiss Rounds | Swiss Rounds Day 1 | Swiss Rounds Day 2 | Playoff Top Cut |
| 129 – 256 Duelists | 8 Rounds | 8 Rounds | None | Top 64 |
| 257 – 512 Duelists | 9 Rounds | 9 Rounds | None | Top 64 |
| 513 – 1024 Duelists | 10 Rounds | 8 Rounds | 2 Rounds | Top 64 |
| 1025 – 2048 Duelists | 11 Rounds | 9 Rounds | 2 Rounds | Top 64 |
| 2049 or more Duelists | 12 Rounds | 9 Rounds | 3 Rounds | Top 64 |
Q: How many Duelists will advance to Day 2?
A: If there are 512 Duelists or less registered for the YGOC, then the Top 64 will advance to Day 2.
If there are 513 – 1024 Duelists registered for the YGOC, then the Top 128 Duelists OR all Duelists with a minimum of 16 Points, whichever number is larger, will advance to Day 2.
If there are 1025 – 2048 Duelists registered for the YGOC, then the Top 128 Duelists OR all Duelists with a minimum of 19 Points, whichever number is larger, will advance to Day 2.
If there are 2049 or more Duelists registered for the YGOC, then the Top 256 Duelists OR all Duelists with a minimum of 19 Points, whichever number is larger, will advance to Day 2.
Q: How many Duelists will advance to the Top Cut?
A: If there are 129 or more Duelists registered for the YGOC Main Event, the tournament will cut to Top 64 after all rounds of Swiss are completed.
Q: What will I need to bring to a YGOC event?
A: You should bring a tournament-legal Deck as described under “What is the format for the YGOC?,” along with any tournament supplies you will need, such as paper and pen to track Life Points, dice or counters if you are using cards which require them, extra sleeves to replace any that become damaged, and so forth. If you have a CARD GAME ID number, you should bring your number. You must bring a form of personal identification with a picture. You’ll also need money for your incidentals (food, drinks, Public Events, etc.).
Q: If I’ve never been to a large Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG tournament, what should I expect?
A: The YGOC is among the most prestigious of all North America Yu-Gi-Oh! tournaments and attract the best Duelists in North America. Many Duelists travel great distances to attend the YGOC, so you can expect to meet hundreds of fellow Yu-Gi-Oh! fans from all over.
There are a lot of things you should do to make sure you are prepared before heading to the tournament.
Read over the list of things you will need for the tournament, and make sure you have everything.
You’ll have a better time at the event if you don’t have too many bulky or heavy possessions to carry around, as it can get crowded there on the floor. Think ahead while you are planning what to bring with you.
When you get to the event, you will need to show proof of vaccination to enter the event. If you have questions on what proof you will need to provide or other restrictions, please see our full COVID-19 policy can be found at https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events/covid19_policy/. Once verified, you will be given a wristband, that will allow you to enter the tournament area more smoothly during the rest of the weekend. You should plan on arriving early enough on Friday to show proof of vaccination, get your wristband, and check-in for the event. Completing these steps will save you a lot of time the following morning.
Duelists are responsible for paying attention to information from judges and/or tournament staff in order to understand what is going on. If Duelists have questions about the event either beforehand or while they are there, they should check with the Event Manager.
Before heading to the event, all Duelists should read over the KDE-US Tournament Policy and Penalty Guidelines carefully. These documents tell you what you can and cannot do at an event and give you a good idea of what to expect. You may find these Guidelines by clicking the following links.
Tournament Policy:
https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/downloads/penalty_guide/Penalty_Guidelines_v_2_1.pdf
Penalty Guidelines:
https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/downloads/penalty_guide/YGOTCG_Policy_v_2_1.pdf
Remember, there is much more to do at a YGOC than just compete in the main tournament. There are lots of Public Events, vendors buying and selling cards, and other Duelists to trade with. Read over the FAQ carefully, and you’ll be off to a great start.
Q: I will be bringing my children to the YGOC. Is there anything I should know?
A: We will have a Parents’ Lounge available, where parents can relax while their children are occupied in the tournament. This area is open only to parents and their children. You are not required to stay on site, but we strongly recommend that you do, especially if your children are young or if this is their first event. Please know that the tournament staff cannot be responsible for looking after your children, or their possessions. Always make sure your child has a way to contact you, and is provided with any necessities such as food, drink, or extra money if you do not wish to remain in the tournament area.
When your child is preparing for the event, encourage him or her to leave any bulky or expensive possessions at home. Electronics and large collections of cards are hard to keep track of during a big tournament – your child will have a much easier day without having to worry about these kinds of items.
Trading cards are a big attraction at large tournaments, but if you are concerned about your child trading away valuable cards, talk to him or her before the event and set some guidelines. You can always have your child check with you before making a trade.
Q: Will the YGOC have the Bounty Feature?
A: No, there will be no bounty feature at the YGOC.
Q: I won a Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series (YCS) during this qualifying year or an Ultimate Duelist Series (UDS) Invitational, are there any perks for me at the YGOC?
A: All Duelists who have won a YCS (including a Remote Duel YCS) during this qualifying year or any Ultimate Duelist Series Invitational winner will receive VIP status and preferred seating at the YGOC. VIP Duelists will begin the tournament with a 2-Round BYE.
Ultimate Duelist Series Invitational Winners are required to bring and present their UDS Championship Belt in order to receive VIP status.
Duelists who are eligible for VIP status will register online at the same website as all other Duelists. VIPs will receive all participation items and for the YGOC.
Q: Will there be meal breaks during the tournament?
A: If there is not any food available in the event hall, a 45 minute meal break will be scheduled into the tournament.
Q: What if someone who came with me does not know how to play?
A: If someone who is attending the YGOC that does not know how to play the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG or Yu-Gi-Oh! Speed Duel, do not worry. We will have capable staff on site who will be more than happy to teach them how to play.
Q: What happens if I am not done with my Match after 40 minutes?
A: Sometimes a Match will not be finished when the time ends for a round. If this happens, it is both Duelists’ responsibility to note whose turn it is when time is called. Duelists who require assistance with the End of Match procedures should raise their hand and call for a judge. The judge should be notified that the Match is ongoing and whose turn it is. The judge may or may not stay to supervise the End of Match procedure but should ensure that both Duelists understand the following procedures.
End of Match procedures should follow these three (3) rules:
Rule #1: If time is called while Duelists are in the middle of a Game, the current Game must have a decision (Win, Loss, or Draw)
Rule #2: Once the current Game has concluded with a decision, determine the winner of the Match by determining the number of Game Wins (or Game Losses) each Duelist has for the current Match. The Duelist with the most Game Wins will win the Match.
Swiss Rounds: If both Duelists have the same number of Game Wins, or if time was called in between games of a Match when both Duelists had the same number of Game Wins, then the Match is a Draw.
Single-Elimination Rounds: If both Duelists have the same number of Game Wins, or if time is called in between Games of a Match while both Duelists have the same number of Game Wins, they will begin a new Duel with specific guidelines.
- Neither Duelist may use his or her Side Deck. If time was called in between Games of a Match and at least one Duelist has already accessed his or her Side Deck, then both Duelists may use their Side Deck.
- Duelists must use a random method (die roll, coin flip, etc.) to determine who will go first.
- The Duel will continue for a total of four (4) turns, two (2) turns for each Duelist, unless a Duelist manages to win the Duel before the four (4) turns have concluded.
- Once the four (4) turns are completed, Life Point totals are compared and the Duelist with the highest Life Point total wins the Match.
- If both Duelists’ Life Points are the same after the four (4) turns are completed, then play will continue on a turn-by-turn basis, with the Duelist with the most Life Points at the end of a turn being declared the winner of that Game.
Rule #3: If a win condition occurs during End of Match Procedures, that Duelist wins the current Game.
Keeping these three (3) rules in mind, please follow these instructions when proceeding to End of Match procedures:
- Continue with the current Phase of the Game. Once the Phase is over, stop the game.
- Determine a Game Winner at this point, with the Duelist with the most Life Points winning the Game.
- During Swiss Rounds, if both Duelists’ Life Points are the same, the Game is a Draw. Compare Game Wins with the Duelist with the most Game Wins winning the Match. If the Game Win totals are the same, the Match is a Draw.
- During Single-Elimination, if both Duelists’ Life Points are the same at the end of the current Phase (Step 1 above), finish the current turn. If both Duelists’ Life Points are the same at the end of the turn, then play will continue on a turn-by-turn basis, with the Duelist with the most Life Points at the end of a turn being declared the winner of that Game.
Match Draws cannot occur during Single-Elimination Rounds.
Invitations
Q: Do I need an invitation to participate in the North America YGOC?
A: Yes, you must have earned an invite at a Regional Qualifier, Dragon Duel, OTS Championship, or Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series event in order to participate in the North America YGOC.
If you have not earned an invite to the North America YGOC through any of the tournaments listed, you can participate in Last Chance Qualifiers on Friday, July 15. Each Last Chance Qualifier will award an invite to the North America YGOC to the winner of the tournament. For more information, please check the What are the Last Chance Qualifiers? question below.
Q: If I qualified in a Dragon Duel tournament (for Duelists born in 2008 or later) can I play in the regular YGOC?
A: Duelists who were born in 2008 or later who qualified for the Dragon YGOC may choose to play in the Main YGOC instead of the Dragon Duel YGOC. Dragon Duelists may not register and/or participate in both events. A Dragon Duelist who is caught entering both events will be Disqualified and will not be able to compete in any other event, including any Public Events, at the YGOC.
If a Dragon Duelist qualified during the 2019-2022 qualifying season but has since aged out of Dragon Duel tournaments (born 2007 or earlier), they would participate in the 2022 YGOC instead of the Dragon Duel tournament.
Q: How and when will I receive my Invite?
A: The list of Duelists who have earned invites to their YGOC is posted online at the following locations:
North America YGOC:
https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events/ygoc2022_invite/
Dragon Duel YGOC:
https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events/ygoc2022-dd_invite/
You will not receive a physical invitation, or an invitation through e-mail or postal mail – you will be entered into the invite list database.
Information about your YGOC invite will be posted online – it will not be mailed or sent to you. Duelists are responsible to verify that their name appears on the appropriate invite list, and to access posted information about their YGOC by checking the http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/events page for updates.
Q: What should I do if I can’t find my name on KDE-US’ online invite list?
A: If you do not see your name, you should email us-opsupport@konami.com. Please provide your full name, CARD GAME ID number, and the date and location of the event at which you qualified, along with your question, so we can answer you quickly and efficiently.
If you see an error in your name or CARD GAME ID, you can also report this to us-opsupport@konami.com. Make sure to include your full name, CARD GAME ID, and the date and location of the event at which you qualified.
Card Legality
Q: What cards are legal for play?
A: Please check the “Products” page online at https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/products/ for at the most current legality dates of Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG product releases, prior to preparing your Deck for the event.
Q: Can I use OCG cards (cards printed for use in Japan and other Asian territories) in my Deck?
A: No, cards printed for Asian markets are not legal for play in TCG tournaments, even if you have a translation available.
Q: Can I use foreign language cards in my Deck?
A: You may use foreign-language copies of legal-for-play cards printed for the TCG market, if you can show an official translation of the card when asked to do so by an opponent or tournament official. Translations do not have to be a local language version of the card. An official translation written down or printed is acceptable. If you want to use a local language version of the card as your translation, you must keep that card outside of your Card Case.
Public Events
Q: What are the different types of Public Events?
A: The Schedule for Public Events can be found in the EVENT INFORMATION (Select “Public Event Schedule” from the menu drop-down box).
| Name | # of Participants*** | Format | Entry Packs | Prizing** |
| Last Chance Qualifier * | 16 | Advanced Format – Single-Elimination (Ongoing) | 3 Booster Packs | 1st Place: An invite to the YGOC, 2022 Regional Game Mat, and Regional Card Case |
| Last Chance Dragon Duel Qualifier* | Unlimited | Advanced Format – Swiss (No Playoff Cut) | Top 8 Receive an invite to the YGOC Dragon Duel tournament, 2022 Regional Game Mat, and a Dragon Duel T-Shirt | |
| 2022 Regional Qualifiers (16-Duelist Flights) * | 16 | Advanced Format – Single-Elimination (Ongoing) | 4 Booster Packs | 1st Place: An invite to the next World Championship Qualifier, Regional Card Case, and 2022 Regional Game Mat |
| 3 vs. 3 Team Dueling* | 64 Teams | 3 vs. 3 Team Dueling Format – Single-Elimination | 1 Booster Pack per team member | 1st Place: Each team member will receive an uncut 3 x 3 sheet of Secret Rares 2nd Place: Each team member will receive an uncut 3 x 3 sheet of Ultra Rares 3rd/4th Place: Each team member will receive an uncut 3 x 3 sheet of Super Rares |
| ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!!* | 128 | Advanced Format – Single-Elimination | 5 Booster Packs | 1st Place: Oversized Yu-Gi-Oh! Card 2nd–3rd Place: Oversized Yu-Gi-Oh! Card (half the size of 1st place) |
| Battle City Tournament | 8 | Advanced Format – Single-Elimination | 3 Booster Packs | 1st Place: Battle City Game Mat, “Battle City” Token 2nd – 4th Place: Battle City Token Card |
| Dragon Duel Constructed* | Unlimited | Advanced Format – Swiss (No Playoff Cut) | Refer to What are the prizes for the Dragon Duel? section for prize information. | |
| Dragon Duel Casual Sealed | Unlimited | Speed Duel Sealed Format – Swiss (No Playoff Cut) | Refer to What are the prizes for the Dragon Duel? Section for prize information | |
| DUEL LINKS Tournament | 8 | DUEL LINKS Format Single-Elimination | 3 Booster Packs | 1st Place: Blue-Eyes White Dragon (chibi) pin and Lion Patch 2nd Place: Ox Patch 3rd & 4th Place: Bear Patch |
| MASTER DUEL Tournaments | 8 | Master Duel Format Single-Elimination | 3 Booster Packs | 1st Place: Master Duel Rescue Rabbit Mouse Pad |
| Rivalry of Warlords Tournament | 8 | Single-Elimination | 3 Booster Packs | Random Uncut Sheet |
| Speed Duel ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!!** | 64 | Speed Duel Constructed Format – Single Elimination | 8 Speed Duel Booster Packs | 1st Place: Oversized Yu-Gi-Oh! Speed Duel Card 2nd-3rd Place: Oversized Yu-Gi-Oh! Speed Duel Card (half the size of 1st place) |
| Speed Duel Constructed Tournament | 8 | Speed Duel Constructed Format – Single-Elimination (Ongoing) | 4 Speed Duel Booster Packs | 1st Place: Speed Duel Game Mat, KC Coin, and 2 Speed Duel Tournament Packs 2nd Place: KC Coin & 2 Speed Duel Tournament Packs |
| Structure Deck Tournament | 8 | Sealed Format – Single-Elimination (Ongoing) | 1 Structure Deck | 1st Place: Structure Deck Tournament Game Mat |
| Tag Duel | 8 Teams | Tag Duel Format – Single Elimination (Ongoing) | 2 Booster Pack per team member | 1st Place: Each team member will receive a 2×2 uncut sheet |
| Win-A-Mat | 8 | Advanced Format – Single-Elimination (Ongoing) | 3 Booster Packs | 1st Place: Win-A-Mat Game Mat |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! Charity Tournament | Unlimited- | Advanced Format Swiss (No Playoff Cut) | 4 Booster Packs | 4-0: 16 booster packs 3-0-1: 12 booster packs 3-1: 8 booster packs 2-1-1: 6 booster packs 2-2: 4 booster packs 1-2-1: 3 booster packs 1-3: 2 booster packs |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Tournament** | 8 | Advanced Format – Single Elimination (Ongoing) | 3 Booster Packs | 1st Place: Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Game Mat 2nd Place: Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Mini Mat 1st – 8th Place: Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Field Center or Token Card |
| Public Events Playoff* | 4 per Playoff | Advanced Format – Single-Elimination | 1st Place: Super Rare copy of the current YCS prize card. |
*Deck lists are required.
**Prizing is limited and subject to change. Any change in prizing will be announced before registration begins for any event with prizing different than advertised.
***Number of Participants per event subject to change without notice. Any change will be announced.
ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!! Prize
Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle
Ariane the Labrynth Servant
Arianne the Labrynth Servant
Speed Duel ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!! Prize
Element HERO Flame Wingman
Destiny HERO – Plasma
Mokey Mokey
Last Chance Qualifiers & 2023 Regional Qualifiers Prize
2022 Regional Game Mat
DUEL LINKS Prizes
DUEL LINKS Blue-Eyes White Dragon (chibi) Pin
DUEL LINKS Prize Patches
MASTER DUEL Prize
Master Duel Mouse Pad
Speed Duel Prize
Speed Duel Game Mat – Marik & The Winged Dragon of Ra
Speed Duel Game Mat – Jaden & Elemental HERO Flame Wingman
Speed Duel Game Mat – Aster & Destiny HERO – Plasma
Speed Duel Coin
Structure Deck: Albaz Strike Game Mat
Win-A-Mat Game Mat
Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Game Mat and Mini Mat
Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Field Center Card
Q: What are the point values for the Public Events?
A:
| Event | Participation Points | Additional Points for Winning |
| 3 vs 3 Team Duel | 3 | 3 |
| Dragon Duel Constructed | 3 | 3 |
| Rivalry of Warlords Tournament | 3 | 3 |
| Structure Deck Tournament | 3 | 3 |
| ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!! | 2 | 2 |
| Battle City Tournament | 2 | 2 |
| Regional Qualifier Flights | 2 | 2 |
| Speed Duel ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!! | 2 | 2 |
| Speed Duel Constructed | 2 | 2 |
| Tag Duel | 2 | 2 |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! Charity Tournament | 2 | 2 |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Tournament | 2 | 2 |
| Win-A-Mat | 1 | 1 |
No Public Event Points are awarded to the following events:
| YGOC Main Event |
| YGOC Dragon Duel Main Event |
| Last Chance Qualifiers |
| Last Chance Dragon Duel Qualifiers |
| DUEL LINKS Tournament |
| MASTER DUEL Tournament |
Duelists must be present for the start of the first round of each event for which they register, in order to receive the entry points. You cannot register in more than one event at a time. If you register for an event while you are still enrolled in a previous event, you will forfeit all Public Event points for all events in which you are simultaneously registered.
Q: What is a Swiss Round Tournament?
A: Duelists are paired off based on each Duelist’s win/loss record. Duelists are not eliminated when they lose a Match during Swiss rounds – instead, they will continue to be paired against Duelists with similar records for all remaining rounds of the event.
Q: What is a Single-Elimination Tournament?
A: Half of the tournament is eliminated after each round – the losing Duelist is out of the tournament, while the winner goes on to the next round. This continues until only one Duelist remains, which is then declared the winner.
Q: What are the Last Chance Qualifiers?
A: The Last Chance Qualifiers are Advanced Format, Constructed, 16-player, Single-Elimination Events, where the winner will earn an invite to the YGOC.
Only Duelists who do not already have an invite to the YGOC may participate in any Last Chance Qualifier.
Duelists who already have an invite and participate in a Last Chance Qualifier will automatically lose their invite and will have to re-earn it to participate in the YGOC.
There is no age limit for Duelists who are eligible to participate in the Last Chance Qualifiers.
There is no limit on how many Last Chance Qualifiers a Duelist can enter, but they can only register for one at a time
A Deck List is required to participate in a Last Chance Qualifier. If you are eliminated from a Last Chance Qualifier you may ask the judge working your event for your Deck List, if you plan on using the same Deck List to enter another Last Chance Qualifier.
Duelists who win Last Chance Qualifiers will be required to register for their YGOC upon completion of their Last Chance Qualifier. Duelists are not required to use the same Deck that they used in the Last Chance Qualifier but are required to submit a Deck List as part of the YGOC Registration process.
Q: What is a Dragon Duel? (Effective Sunday July 17th, 2022)
A: Dragon Duel tournaments are exclusive to Duelists born before a certain calendar year, with the calendar year requirement moving forward after the World Championship each year. The current year requirement is for Duelists born on 2009 or later.
Dragon Duel tournaments are exclusive to Duelists born 2009 or later. Dragon Duels give a chance to earn an invite to the next Dragon Duel World Championship Qualifier. It is run using Swiss Rounds without a Top Cut playoff.
| Number of Participants* | Number of Swiss Rounds | Playoff Top Cut |
| 4 – 8 | 3 Rounds of Swiss | None |
| 9 – 16 | 4 Rounds of Swiss | None |
| 17 – 32 | 5 Rounds of Swiss | None |
| 33 – 64 | 6 Rounds of Swiss | None |
| 65 – 128 | 7 Rounds of Swiss | None |
The Dragon Duel at the YGOC will be a competitive Advanced Format Constructed Deck Tournament.
There is no pack purchase requirement for the Dragon Duel tournament.
Participants are required to provide proof of age to participate in a Dragon Duel (Copy of Birth Certificate, Passport, etc.).
Duelists must be born in 2009 or later.
A minimum of four (4) Duelists is required to run a Dragon Duel tournament.
Q: What is the Advanced Format Constructed Format Dragon Duel?
A: For the Advanced Format Constructed Tournament, Decks must be constructed per the latest Advanced Format guidelines. (See here for more information: http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/limited/index.html). The Forbidden & Limited list is updated periodically; refer to the “UPDATED” date on that page to ensure your Deck matches the current format
A Deck list is required for participation in the Advanced Format Constructed Deck Dragon Duel Tournament. Dragon Duel tournaments are Tier 2 events.
Q: What are the prizes for the Advanced Format Constructed Deck Dragon Duel?
A: Top 4 Duelists in the Advanced Format Constructed Deck Dragon Duel tournament will receive a 2022 Regional Game Mat, a Dragon Duel Medal, and a Dragon Duel T-Shirt.
In addition to the prizes listed above, invites awarded in the Dragon Duel for the next Dragon Duel World Championship Qualifier are based off of attendance, with the top-ranking Duelists after the final round of Swiss earning an invite to the Dragon Duel WCQ.
| Number of Dragon Duelers | # of Invites |
| 4 – 8 | 4 Invites |
| 9 – 16 | 8 Invites |
| 17 – 32 | 12 Invites |
| 33 – 64 | 16 Invites |
| 65 or more | 20 Invites |
All Duelists who earn an invite to the Dragon Duel WCQ or their guardian must fill out a copy of the 2023 WCQ Invite Form prior to receiving their prizes. A valid e-mail address must be provided for either the Duelist or the guardian. Duelists are required to complete and submit a WCQ Invite form on site. Prizes are not awarded until after the WCQ Invite forms have been completed and properly submitted.
Q: What are the rules for the 3 vs. 3 Team Duel event?
A: The 3 vs. 3 Team Dueling event will be Advanced Format Constructed, Single-Elimination with no Playoff Cut.
Duelists must use an uncut KDE Registration Form sheet to register for this event (3 Registration Forms per sheet). The top Duelist is automatically Duelist A, the middle is Duelist B, and the bottom is Duelist C.
Duelist A is the Team Captain and is the primary point of contact in regard to administrative purposes.
Each team must register a Team Name. The Team Name must be written on the top of the Registration Form. Team Names may not be offensive or disrespectful in any manner. Event Staff reserve the right to request a new team name if they feel the name may be inappropriate.
Here are the basic rules:
- When registering for the tournament, each team will designate one Duelist on the team to be Duelist A, one to be Duelist B, and one to be Duelist C.
Team members must keep their team designation throughout the tournament. - At the start of the round, Duelist A will play against Duelist A, Duelist B will play against Duelist B, and Duelist C will play against Duelist C. Team members play as individuals – they do not share cards, Decks, Life Points, etc.
- All members of the team will play a best 2 out of 3 Match.
- The team with the most Match wins gets the win for the round.
Example of play:
Team 1 (Duelist A1, Duelist B1, and Duelist C1) and Team 2 (Duelist A2, Duelist B2, and Duelist C2) play each other in Round 1.
- Duelist A1 sits across from Duelist A2, and they play each other, best 2 out of 3.
- Duelist B1 sits across from Duelist B2, and they play each other, best 2 out of 3.
- Duelist C1 sits across from Duelist C2, and they play each other, best 2 out of 3.
At the end of the Round, the teams compare Match wins.
- Duelist A1 won the Match against Duelist A2.
- Duelist B1 won the Match against Duelist B2.
- Duelist C1 lost the Match against Duelist C2.
Since Team 1 has 2 Match wins, Team 1 wins the round.
Q: What are the rules for a Rivalry of Warlords Tournament?
A: Rivalry of Warlords tournaments will use a pre-built Rivalry of Warlords Deck randomly assigned at the beginning of the tournament. No changes to the Deck are allowed.
The Duelists will then be given 10 minutes to look over their cards and read the manual for their assigned Deck before the start of the tournament.
Once the above steps are completed the Duelists then will play against their first-round opponent in a best 2-out of-3 Match.
Q: What are the rules for a Structure Deck Tournament?
A:
- The eight (8) Duelists are seated across from their first-round opponent.
- Each Duelist is then given one (1) of the same sealed Structure Deck.
- The Duelists will then be given 10 minutes to look over their cards and sleeve their main Deck and Extra Deck, should they choose to do so, with tournament-legal sleeves.
- Once the above steps are completed the Duelists then will play against their first-round opponent in a best 2-out of-3 Match.
Deck Construction Rules
| Main Deck Size | All Main Deck Cards |
| Extra Deck Size | All Extra Deck Cards |
| Forbidden/Limited List | The Advanced Format list does not apply. |
Q: What is cost of the entry packs for the Charity Tournament?
A: Duelists will pay $23.00 to receive five (5) booster packs and registration in the event. This is the cost of five (5) booster packs in the local currency, including any taxes and fees.
Q: What charity will receive the proceeds of the North America YGOC Charity Tournament?
All proceeds for the North America YGOC Charity Tournament will be given to UNICEF for disaster relief.
Q: What are the rules for the Charity Tournament?
A: A Yu-Gi-Oh! Charity Tournament is a special Advanced Constructed format event with 4 Swiss rounds with no top cut. This is a fun tournament with great prizing to help raise money for charity.
Each Duelist will get 4 Booster Packs for entering and will earn Booster Packs as prizing based on final record.
Duelist with a 4-0 record at the end of Swiss will get 16 Booster Packs as prizing
Duelist with a 3-1 record at the end of Swiss will get 8 Booster Packs as prizing
Duelist with a 2-2 record at the end of Swiss will get 4 Booster Packs as prizing
Duelist with a 1-3 record at the end of Swiss will get 2 Booster Packs as prizing
Q: What are the rules for Speed Duel Constructed Tournaments?
A: Duelists can bring their own Speed Duel Deck and play in a Constructed Speed Duel event. Similar to above;
- Each Duelist begins the game with 4000 Life Points
- Each Duelist begins the game with four cards as their starting hand
- Skill Card effects do not use the chain
- Each Duelist has three Main Monster Zones, three Spell & Trap Zones, and one Field Zone.
- The Duelist going first does not draw a card on their opening turn.
- The hand size limit is six cards.
- Each Duelist may have an active Field Spell Card.
To build your own Constructed Speed Duel Deck, you will need to follow these requirements before entering an event.
- Only cards with a Speed Duel Logo can be used in your Deck
- Your Deck includes the Main Deck and may include a Side Deck and/or Extra Deck
- You may not have more than three copies of any card included in your Main Deck, Side Deck, and Extra Deck combined.
- Your Main Deck must have a minimum of 20 cards, and a maximum of 30 cards (cards in the Side and Extra Decks do not count towards this total).
- In a Constructed tournament, you may use a Side Deck consisting of 0 to 6 cards in addition to your Main Deck. Skill Cards can be included in your Side Deck.
- If you choose not to use a Skill Card during the first Duel of a Match and you have Skill Cards in your Side Deck, you may use a Skill Card from the Side Deck as part of the Side Deck process for Game 2 or Game 3.
- If you choose to use a Skill Card during the first Duel of a Match, you may opt not to use a Skill Card for subsequent Duels in the Match.
- In a Constructed Tournament, you may use an Extra Deck consisting of 0 to 6 Extra Deck Monsters.
Duelists can review the Speed Duel Policy Document here: https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/downloads/penalty_guide/Speed_Duel_Addendum-Official_KDE-US_YGO_TCG_Policy.pdf
In addition to the Speed Duel Policy Document, Speed Duelists should be aware of Skill Card Text and Skill Card Rules updates. These changes can be reviewed here: https://yugiohblog.konami.com/2021/11/skillcard-update/.
Q: What are the Rules for DUEL LINKS tournaments?
A: This event allows you to bring your device and connect to others for a DUEL LINKS format, Single-Elimination event. Test your Deck builds in a Duel using the latest DUEL LINKS Forbidden and Limited restrictions to compete for DUEL LINKS Prize Patches and the new 1st place Pin! (while supplies last)!
- Rounds will be played best of three (3) Duels.
- Rounds will be 45 minutes long.
Between each Duel, you may use your Side Deck to alter your Deck for the next Duel.
- Your Side Deck can consist of between 0 to 12 of the following:
- Between 0 and 12 cards
- Between 0 and 3 Legendary Duelists with a Character Skill
- For example, a Side Deck could be made up of 9 cards and 3 additional Legendary Duelists with a Character Skill or 1 additional Legendary Duelist with 3 different Character Skills
- Any changes can be made to the Deck between Duels of a Match, including the following:
- Adding Cards
- Subtracting Cards
- Changing Legendary Duelist
- Changing Character Skill
- The Deck must be legal for play (appropriate number of cards in the Main and Side Deck, complies with the Forbidden and Limited list available within the DUEL LINKS app).
- If the Duelist believes there is an error or other issue with their Deck, they should contact a Judge immediately.
- After you finish preparing your Deck, please notify the judge that you have completed Side Decking and are ready to start your next Duel.
- Failure to do this by the 3-minute mark may result in appropriate penalties.
- If there are any issues while Side Decking or connecting to the room after confirming you are ready for your next Duel, please notify a judge immediately.
- Duelists are required to revert their Deck back to its original Deck prior to the start of each Match in an On-Demand Single-Elimination Public Event. Duelists must have a DUEL LINKS legal-for-play Deck prior to each played Game/Match.
- Some DUEL LINKS Events will require Deck Lists, please be sure to check event information regarding Deck lists to confirm.
In case of a disconnect, win/loss will be determined by the result given in-game. If the app crashes, or both Duelists disconnect simultaneously and a win is not decided, the Duelists will restart that Duel using the same Decks. Side Decking will not be allowed for that specific Duel.
Instructions on how the competitors can connect to the in-game Tournament Room will be provided once you are seated for the events.
Duelists will need to have the latest DUEL LINKS app installed on their device and reached Stage 4 or higher to participate in Tournaments. Please check with Event Staff at the YCS for the latest version prior to signing up for a DUEL LINKS Event.
Q: What are the rules for MASTER DUEL tournaments?
A: This event allows you to use your own device and connect to others remotely for a MASTER DUEL format, Single-Elimination event. Test your Deck builds in a Duel using the latest MASTER DUEL Forbidden and Limited restrictions to compete for MASTER DUEL Prizes (while supplies last)!
- Rounds will be played best of three (3) Duels.
- Rounds will be 50 minutes long.
Between each Duel, you may use your Side Deck to alter your Deck for the next Duel.
- Your Side Deck is every card in your collection.
- Any changes can be made to the Deck between Duels of a Match, including the following:
- Adding Cards
- Subtracting Cards
- The Deck must be legal for play (appropriate number of cards in the Main and Side Deck, complies with the Forbidden and Limited list available within the MASTER DUEL app).
- If the Duelist believes there is an error or other issue with their Deck, they should contact a Judge immediately.
- After you finish preparing your Deck, please notify the judge that you have completed Side Decking and are ready to start your next Duel.
- Failure to do this by the 3-minute mark may result in appropriate penalties.
- If there are any issues while Side Decking or connecting to the room after confirming you are ready for your next Duel, please notify a judge immediately.
- Duelists are required to revert their Deck back to its original Deck prior to the start of each Match in an On-Demand Single-Elimination Public Event. Duelists must have a MASTER DUEL legal-for-play Deck prior to each played Game/Match.
- Some MASTER DUEL Events will require Deck Lists, please be sure to check event information regarding Deck Lists to confirm.
In case of a disconnect, win/loss will be determined by the result given in-game. If the app crashes, or both Duelists disconnect simultaneously and a win is not decided, the Duelists will restart that Duel using the same Decks. Side Decking will not be allowed for that specific Duel.
Instructions on how the competitors can connect to the in-game Tournament Room will be provided once you are seated for the events.
Duelists will need to have the latest MASTER DUEL app installed on their device to participate in Tournaments. MASTER DUEL will update to the latest version if needed when opened, so make sure you open the MASTER DUEL app before registering to ensure you have the latest version.
Q: What is the Public Events playoff?
A: The Public Events playoff gives eight (8) hopeful Duelists a chance to win their very own copy of the coveted YCS Prize Card! There are two different playoffs, each of which awards the YCS Prize Card to the winner.
Playoff 1: The four (4) Duelists who have accumulated the highest number of Public Event points will play two rounds of Single-Elimination to determine a winner, who will receive a Super Rare copy of the YCS Prize Card. In case of a tie in total points, the selection will be made by random drawing from the tied competitors.
Playoff 2: Four (4) names will be drawn at random from all Public Events entrants over the course of the weekend. These four (4) Duelists will then play two rounds of Single-Elimination to determine a winner, who will receive a Super Rare copy of the YCS Prize Card.
Q. What is the Prize Wall?
A: The Prize Wall is an extension of public events! In addition to earning prizes for participating in these tournaments, Duelists will also receive prize tickets. You can spend these prize tickets at the Prize Wall for items offered. These items are subject to change, and to availability.
How do I earn Prize Tickets?
Each time you sign up for a public event you will receive a prize ticket, and additional prize tickets will be distributed to the top finishers. The number of tickets awarded for doing well depends on the type of tournament.
Last Chance Qualifiers do not award Prize Wall Tickets.
| Tournament | Maximum Duelists | Tickets Awarded |
| 3 vs 3 Team Duel | 64 Teams | 1st-2nd Teams: 5 Tickets per Duelist 3rd-4th Teams: 3 Tickets per Duelist |
| ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!! | 128 | 1st-2nd: 15 Tickets 3rd-4th: 9 Tickets 5th-8th: 3 Tickets |
| Battle City | 8 | 1st-2nd: 3 Tickets 3rd-4th: 1 Ticket |
| Dragon Duel | No Limit | Place Top 4: 3 Tickets |
| DUEL LINKS | 8 | 1st-2nd: 3 Tickets 3rd-4th: 1 Ticket |
| MASTER DUEL | 8 | 1st-2nd: 3 Tickets 3rd-4th: 1 Ticket |
| Regional Qualifier | 16 | 1st-4th: 3 Tickets 5th-8th: 1 Ticket |
| Rivalry of Warlords | 8 | 1st-2nd: 9 Tickets 3rd-4th: 3 Tickets Participation: 3 Tickets* |
| Speed Duel ATTACK OF THE GIANT CARD!! | 64 | 1st-2nd: 8 Tickets 3rd-4th: 5 Tickets 5th-8th: 2 Tickets |
| Speed Duel Constructed | 8 | 1st-2nd: 3 Tickets 3rd-4th: 1 Ticket |
| Structure Deck | 8 | 1st-2nd: 3 Tickets 3rd-4th: 1 Ticket |
| Tag Duel | 8 Teams | 1st-2nd Teams: 3 Tickets per Duelist 3rd-4th Teams: 1 Ticket per Duelist |
| Win-A-Mat | 8 | 1st-2nd: 3 Tickets 3rd-4th: 1 Ticket |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! Charity Tournament | No Limit | 4-0: 15 Tickets 3-0-1: 12 Tickets 3-1: 9 Tickets 2-1-1: 6 Tickets 2-0: 3 Tickets |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! Day | 8 | 1st-2nd: 3 Tickets 3rd-4th: 1 Ticket |
*Participation in a Rivalry of Warlords Event awards 3 Tickets instead of the normal 1. This is in addition to any Tickets awarded to 1st-4th Place Duelists.
Prize tickets can be taken to the Prize Wall, which offers a selection of items similar to what you can win by playing in Public Event tournaments.
Additionally, prize tickets have no monetary value, and are not for sale.
Prize tickets can only be redeemed at the North America YGOC event at which they were earned, the cannot be used at a future event.
Miscellaneous
Q: I may need assistance to participate at the YGOC due to a disability or recent injury, what should I do?
A: Please refer to the Events Page on the website for the specific YGOC location and contact the Event Coordinator or Tournament Organizer to make them aware of your concerns so that between them and the Konami Representatives, you can be provided with a comfortable gaming experience.
If you require assigned seating on site, please notify a registration staff member at the time of registration.
Q: I want to judge at the YGOC, instead of competing as a Duelist – how can I apply?
A: If you’re interested in judging at a Tier 2 or higher event, for information about how to join the KONAMI Judge Program, please visit http://www.yugioh-card.com/en/judges/index.html,
All potential judges must pass the online Rulings Comprehension Level 1 test, and then complete an online application to join the Judge Program.
Please see the KONAMI Judge Program FAQ for answers to most common questions: https://www.yugioh-card.com/en/judges/judge_faq/
Q: Will there be vendors on site so I can buy single cards and supplies and sell my cards?
A: There will be several vendors present, selling single cards, sealed product, and card supplies such as sleeves and Card Cases. Vendors will also be buying cards on site.
Q: Can I buy and sell from other people at the event?
A: Duelists are not allowed to buy or sell from one another at YGOC venues. If you do so, you risk incurring penalties, including being disqualified and removed from the event.
Buying and selling includes all items, not just cards or gaming supplies.
Trading is restricted to cards and Yu-Gi-Oh! related item such as playmats and dice – attendees may not bring other merchandise or items to the venue for trading.
Attendees may not solicit business, hand out flyers, etc., while at the venue.
The Tournament Organizer reserves the right to limit the number of cards that can be brought into the venue for trading.
Q: I want to vend at the North America YGOC, who should I contact?
A: At the Time of this FAQ posting Vendors for the 2022 YGOC have already been selected. Vending space is available free of charge at YGOC venue, but is only available to Official Tournament Stores in good standing. Vendors must meet certain requirements and agree to abide by set guidelines. Interested vendors should email us-opsupport@konami.com with the header “Request to Vend at [name and location of event].” Vendors will be required to complete and apply for each event at which they wish to vend. Keep in mind that KDE handles the applications for vending at YGOC events, and not the Tournament Organizer.
Cash transactions with anyone other than an approved vendor at an approved location are prohibited at North America Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship. Attendees who conduct cash transactions, such as selling of cards or product, to anyone other than an approved vendor at a YGOC event risk penalties including disqualification and expulsion from the venue.
Anyone buying and/or selling as an unauthorized vendor at a YGOC venue may also risk incurring penalties, including but not limited to, being disqualified and removed from the event, suspensions from Konami Organized Play, and suspension as an Official Tournament Store.
Q: What is a Fan Content Area?
A: Due to COVID restrictions, there will not be a Fan Content Area at the YGOC. We do not want to encourage Duelists to remove their face masks in order to be in a create fan content, so will be unable to offer a Fan Content Area at this time.
Q: Where can I get food and drinks during the tournament?
A: There will be food and drinks available either from an onsite vendor or one near the venue. As masks are required to be properly worn at all time, all food and drink must be consumed in the area designated for food and drinks. Participants may not remove their mask anywhere else in the hall, even for food and drinks. This includes, but is not limited to, removing a mask to take a drink of water anywhere in the event hall outside of the area designated for food and drinks.
Q: Can I get a CARD GAME ID number at the YGOC tournament, or will I need to have one before I attend the event?
A: If you previously had a COSSY ID, that same number will carry over as your CARD GAME ID. You will still need to register online at https://cardgame-network.konami.net/.
If you do not remember your previous 10-digit ID, a registration staff member on-site should be able to assist in finding your correct ID. Duelists should avoid acquiring new CARD GAME IDs if the previous ID can be found.
If you do not have a CARD GAME ID number, you can get one by registering online at https://cardgame-network.konami.net/.
Duelists are not required to have their actual CARD GAME ID card to participate, though it is encouraged.
Q: Are there any items I am not allowed to bring to the tournament?
Attendees may not bring any items into the tournament venue that are prohibited by law in their area (local, state, or federal). In addition, unlawful items/transactions, weapons of any kind, and substance drugs which may be illegal on a local, state, and/or federal level, are not allowed at Sanctioned/Official events. Attendees who bring any such items to a tournament venue will incur penalties, including Disqualification and removal from the event, and risk suspension from KDE Organized Play.
The use of electronic and/or vapor cigarettes are not permitted on the tournament floor at any Sanctioned/Official events, or in areas designated for tournament attendees.
Q: What if I lost an item at the tournament?
Duelists are responsible for looking after their own belongings at the event. Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., Tournament Organizers, Staff, and Judges bear no responsibility for, and cannot be held liable for, any loss, theft or damage to the person or personal property of any attendee.
The Tournament Organizer is required to keep lost and found items for at least 60 days after the conclusion of the Event. Duelists who lost items should seek the Lost & Found on-site. If the item is not found on-site, Duelists are encouraged to contact the Tournament Organizer within the 60-day period on the chance the lost item has been turned in. Tournament Organizer contact information can be found on the FAQ for the specific YGOC event on the website.
Q: What cool things are there to do at the YGOC?
A: We have a lot of extra activities this year!
Make your own personalized Yu-Gi-Oh! Token card (now with all-new designs) at our green-screen photo station!
We will also have a demo station for Duelists new to the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG and Yu-Gi-Oh! Speed Duel, or for Duelists that want a refresher on the latest game mechanics.
And take some time to enjoy the MEGA DUEL – play with mega-sized cards on a mega-sized mat! This is always a fun and popular activity.
Looking to see the newest Yu-Gi-Oh! game for the Nintendo Switch? There will be a demo kiosk set up where you can play Yu-Gi-Oh! RUSH DUEL: Dawn of the Battle Royale!!
Q: Will there be any Special Guests at the YGOC?
A: Yes, Matthew Labyorteaux and Oliver Wyman will be at the North America YGOC. They will be making announcements, signing autographs (see schedule below) and competing in a Live Duel. Always a fan-favorite, the Live Duel is an event pitting some of your favorite Duelists head-to-head in the unique real-life setting of the North America YGOC. Matthew will be facing off against Oliver in a Duel between characters from the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX series. Will luck be on Jaden’s side as he challenges Aster Phoenix?
Both Voice Actors will be present at the YGOC, available at specific times to sign autographs, so bring your favorite cards or items for signing. You can also win the YGOC Win-A-Mat, featuring Jaden Yuki and Aster Phoenix, for the Voice Actors to sign!
Saturday, July 16th
| 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM* | Autograph signing Jaden |
| 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM* | Autograph signing Aster |
| 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM* | Autograph signing Jaden & Aster |
Sunday, July 17th
| 10:00 AM – 12:00PM* | Autograph signing Jaden |
| 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM* | Autograph signing Aster |
* Times subject to change.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Win-A-Mat Game Mat
