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October 15, 2026

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Louisville Regionals just wrapped, and the meta is buzzing with some wild rogue decks making top cut. If you thought you knew this format, think again.

🏆tournament results

Rogue Decks Shake Up Louisville Regionals

Louisville was a wild ride, with Mega Sharpedo and a spooky Hide 'N Sneak deck making it all the way to Top 4. While Dragapult was still a major player, these unexpected runs prove there's still plenty of room for innovation in the format. Check out the final standings and player reports to see what took down the first major event of the season.

📊meta analysis

Players Debate How to Counter Dragapult ex

The community is deep in discussion about the state of the meta post-Louisville. Players are theory-crafting the best ways to handle an early Dragapult, debating the merits of specific tech cards, and figuring out the right matchup spread for decks like Honchkrow and Slowking. It's a great time to see how the top players are adjusting their lists for the next big event.

📰news

30th Celebration Products Spotted at Costco

The hunt for 30th Celebration products continues, with players now finding special ETB and figure collection bundles at Costco. While some are celebrating their pulls, others are voicing frustration over the set's availability and distribution. The conversation is also spilling into the competitive scene, with players brewing decks for the new 30th Celebration side event format.

🎯strategy

How to Mentally Prepare for Your Next Regional

Getting your decklist right is only half the battle. Pokémon.com published a great feature with VGC expert Chris Han on the mental side of competition, covering everything from managing expectations to staying focused through a long tournament day. We also get a look into the competitive journey of 2026 Worlds competitor Yoshiyuki Yamaguchi.

💬community

Players Share Advice for Newcomers

There's a lot of great community conversation happening for players just getting into the competitive scene. Threads are popping up with veterans sharing the most helpful advice they received when they started, tips for finding evenly matched decks to practice with, and how to get the most out of pre-release events. It's a good reminder of how to welcome new players into the game.