Tournaments
Console/Tabletop Tournaments
To register for these tournaments, you must first purchase an event ticket. Select the tournament add-on during ticket purchase to select the tournament(s) you would like to participate in. Tournament spaces are limited, so make sure you reserve your space during the ticket process. We cannot guarantee space if you wait until the day of the tournament.
Weekend schedule has been set!
Check out your game of choice to find out date, time, and rule sets. Please review our tournament Code of Conduct.
Console Tournament Prizes
The winners of the Fortnite, Smash Bros., and Mario Kart tournaments will receive a trophy and a cash prize as follows:
First Prize
All tournaments will have a cash prize of
Second Prize
All tournaments will have a cash prize of
Third Prize
All tournaments will have a cash prize of
Pokémon Tournament Prizes
The Pokémon Go! Battle League tournament and the $1.25K Pokémon TCG Tournament
Pokémon Go! Battle League Tournament
Battle league winner get a $50 cash prize.
Pokemon TCG Tournament
The TCG prize pool of $1,000 will be split between the top 4 with the $250 in Pokémon TCG merchandise split between the bottom 4.
Saturday 11:00am | Check-in starts at 10:30am
Players must be eligible to play Fortnite according to the game’s standard age rating (12+). Players under 12 will need to provide a signed consent form to our support team.
Player names must be appropriate for public viewing. No glitches or exploits.
Tiebreakers will be determined in the order presented here: (1) total points scored; (2) total Victory Royales in the tournament; (3) number of eliminations in the tournament; (4) average placement between each match; and finally (5) a coin flip.
Players may bring their own keyboard and mouse or controller.
Game rules and format are subject to change.
Saturday 3:00pm | Check-in starts at 2:30
The MAGIC GG Fest Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Tournament will be a single-elimination bracket solos tournament.
Player names must be appropriate for public viewing.
Game Settings
- 150cc Race
- Teams: No Teams
- Items: No Items
- COM: No Com
- Courses: In Order
- Race Count: Four
Matches will be four races in length. Participants will play in lobbies of four, with the highest-scoring player advancing to the next round.
Races will be played in Triforce Cup. In the event of a tie, the tied players will play rock-paper-scissors again to choose the tiebreaker course within Triforce Cup.
Game rules and format are subject to change.
Sunday 11:00am | Check-in starts at 10:30am
Starter Stages
- Battlefield
- Final Destination
- Pokemon Stadium 2
- Smashville
- Town & City
Counterpick Stages
- Kalos Pokemon Leauge
- Lylat Cruise
- Yoshi's Story
Stage Selection Clauses:
- Winner of the previous game will ban 2 stages
- Players are not allowed to counterpick to any stage that they previously won on.
Game rules and format are subject to change.
Sunday, November 5th at 11:00 a.m
Registration check-in starts: 10:00am
Competition starts: 11:00am
The MAGIC GG Fest Tabletop tournament this year is Pokémon. Bring your own standard deck and compete against other players in this tournament with total cash and prizes valued at $1.25K prize. Reserve your spot when you purchase your event ticket as spaces will fill up quick. “Got to catch ’em all”
Players will be able to use the regulation marks on the bottom of Pokémon cards to tell at a glance whether a card is legal for Standard play. The standard format includes regulation marks E, F, G. The newest set that releases on Nov 3 will not be tournament legal until Nov 17.
For more info on the 2023 standard format rotation please refer to the Pokémon website regarding the 2023 rule set here. We will be utilizing the same requirements.
Saturday, November 4th at 6:00pm
Registration check-in starts: 5:00pm
Competition starts: 6:00pm
** New ** GG Fest in partnership with The Collective PokemonGO Community is set to host an Open Great League Tournament. Bring your Pokémon Go! device and prepare your teams for the ultimate Battle. Reserve your spot when you purchase your event ticket as spaces will fill up quickly. “Gotta catch ’em all!”
Trainer names must be appropriate for public viewing.
This tournament will use the Swiss Style +Single Elimination Tournament ruleset. If the tournament has less than 10 Trainers to participate, the game play will default to the Round Robin style.
Each round will be a best of 3 with tie breaker rounds being a Best of 5 (if needed)
- Pokémon GO tournaments are played using mobile devices. (Not Provided)
- It is recommended that players bring a compatible power bank to tournaments, as outlets may not be available onsite.
- It is highly recommended that players have the ability to record the screen of their device
- Banned Pokemon included DItto, Shedinja, Galarian Articuno, Galarian Zapdos, Galarian Moltres. Skiddo, Gogoat.