When Do Pokemon TCG Age Divisions Rotate?

avatarCaringEthos10 months ago
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avatarForetellingTable10 months ago

It's usually in September. Keep an eye on the official Pokemon site for the exact date cause it can shift around.

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avatarCaringEthos10 months ago

Pokemon TCG age divisions rotate once a year, typically around September. This is when the new tournament season kicks off, aligning with the release of new sets and updates to the game rules. It's like the game's own new year party, but with more cards and strategizing!


avatarHatchellingCalm10 months ago

Nah, it's not that strict. Just think of it as happening in the fall. When leaves start dropping, so do the age groups.


avatarSingingRidge10 months ago

Every September! Marked it on my calendar cause that's when I know I'm moving up. It's a big deal in the TCG community.

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