Tournament rules
Know the rules before you battle
Plain-English summaries of each hobby's tournament rules. Official rules come straight from the organizer's rulebook. Community rules come from fan organizations like the WBO, and Local rules come from the group that runs the event. Every page shows when we last checked it and links the full rules.
Beyblade
OfficialBeyblade X Official Regulations (Takara Tomy, Asia)The official Beyblade X rules for events and tournaments: legal Beys and stadiums, Bey checks, how to shoot, how points are scored and the 3on3, 3-Blader and team formats.Last checked October 12, 2026CommunityBeyblade X Rules (World Beyblade Organization)The WBO's Beyblade X rulebook, used at many community tournaments: decks, launching, launch errors, how battles are scored, conduct, equipment and optional rules.Last checked October 12, 2026
Tamiya
TCG
OfficialMagic: The Gathering Tournament RulesThe basics of the official Magic Tournament Rules: deck construction, formats, match structure, round time, sleeves, conduct and penalties.Last checked October 12, 2026OfficialOne Piece Card Game Tournament Rules (Bandai)The basics of the Bandai Organized Play One Piece Card Game Tournament Rules Manual: deck building, formats, match structure, time limits, sleeves, conduct and penalties.Last checked October 12, 2026OfficialPokémon TCG Tournament Rules (Play! Pokémon)How official Play! Pokémon TCG tournaments handle decks, formats, sleeves, round time and penalties, based on the Play! Pokémon TCG Tournament Handbook and Tournament Rules Handbook.Last checked October 12, 2026