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United States – EnglishThe National Championships Break Record Attendance!
29 June, 2012 in Play! Pokémon
Day 1 of the U.S. National Championships is underway here at the Indiana Convention Center.
Over 1,500 players are competing now at the U.S. Pokémon TCG National Championships.
Pokémon TCG players from every corner of the United States have made the trek to Indianapolis to witness the largest Pokémon event ever! The final count is 191 Junior Division players, 323 Senior Division players, and an unbelievable 1,007 Masters Division players!
This year, participants were required to earn at least 10 Play! Points during the 2012 season, meaning everyone in the field enters today’s battles with some competitive experience. And that means that not only will this be the largest Pokémon TCG competition in history, it may also be the toughest field ever, too!
The Pokémon video game players will begin their registration soon, with their tournament beginning on Saturday morning. This year, the Pokémon Video Game National Championships are an open event, so expect even more eye-popping numbers in that group!
Good luck, players!
Return to the National Championships page for more stories from the 2012 Pokémon National Championships.
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Pokémon TCG players from every corner of the United States have made the trek to Indianapolis to witness the largest Pokémon event ever! The final count is 191 Junior Division players, 323 Senior Division players, and an unbelievable 1,007 Masters Division players!
Everywhere you look, Pokémon fans are ready to play and win!
The Pokémon video game players will begin their registration soon, with their tournament beginning on Saturday morning. This year, the Pokémon Video Game National Championships are an open event, so expect even more eye-popping numbers in that group!
Good luck, players!
Return to the National Championships page for more stories from the 2012 Pokémon National Championships.
