Events

  1. Fractured Domains ReleaseNov 20–26Participating local game stores
  2. NorCal RegionalDec 5Pittsburg, CA
  3. Florida RegionalJan 30Kissimmee, FL
  4. Invitational IIFeb 2027Los Angeles, CA
  5. NationalsMay 2027Las Vegas, NV
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Regional · December 5, 2026

Garden Arena NorCal Regional

The Trade Emporium, Pittsburg, CA. Hosted by The Trade Emporium.

Prize pool
$10,000
Entry
$40
Invites
Top 16

Past events

Leaderboards & organized play

How do Azuki TCG Regional Leaderboards work in Season 1?

Starting November 6, 2026, Azuki TCG tracks Participation leaderboards (points for showing up and playing, with bigger events worth more) and Winner leaderboards (points for placing well, scaled by event size) across three regions: North America (US & Canada), EU/UK, and LATAM (Mexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean). Leaderboards update daily at midnight PST through mid-2027. Points follow your home region even when you travel to an event abroad.

What are the Season 1 leaderboard rewards?

At the end of Season 1 in mid-2027, top North America leaderboard players earn exclusive prize cards, products and cash prizing; EU/UK and LATAM leaderboard leaders earn exclusive prize cards in Season 1 and become eligible for full seasonal rewards starting in Season 2.

How do you qualify for Azuki Invitational II and Nationals 2027?

Players earn an invite to Azuki Invitational II (Los Angeles, February 2027) by finishing Top 16 at a Garden Arena Regional in the first wave or earning an Invite at a Store Championship; Set 1 Dragon Ascendant purchasers can also give their Invite to a player. Nationals 2027 is set for Las Vegas in May 2027. Azuki’s organized play guide says registration will be open and invite holders start in Round 3 at 2–0, while the competitive page lists it as qualification required, so check the final details when registration opens.

How do Swiss timers and overtime tiebreakers work at Regionals?

Swiss rounds are 30-minute Best-of-1 games; overtime is up to 2 turns each (including the turn in progress) or up to 5 minutes, whichever comes first. Top Cut matches are 70-minute Best-of-3: a player up 1–0 when time is called wins the match, and at 1–1 players get 15 minutes (5 turns) of overtime. If overtime expires without a knockout, the game goes to the player with higher Leader health, then more cards left in deck, more Garden entities, more Alley entities, more cards in hand, and finally the player who took damage last wins.

Official organized play

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