Lakewood, CA · locals first

The tables are the point

A card shop is a room where people who like the same thing keep showing up. Everything else — the case, the wall, the counter — is in service of that. Bring a deck. Bring a binder. Bring nobody, and leave knowing three people.

Pick a table

Table 01 · the house's competitive heartOne Piece tableThe first table forms here — casual games, case-night pulls, and the sharp end: GenkiStuff backs competitive One Piece players.The program ▸Table 02 · any day the door is openCasual tablesOpen seating across every line we carry. No entry, no bracket, no rating — the most common sentence here is "want to play?"Come sit down ▸interest formingTable 03 · say the wordAzuki tableThe new shelf, growing as the game does. Say the word at the counter and watch the board — that's how tables become nights.Watch the board ▸interest formingTable 04 · get in earlyRiftbound tableEarly days on purpose — get in before the meta settles. Seats form on the events board as locals raise their hands.Watch the board ▸Table 05 · bring the binderTrade binder tableBinders open on the tables, not just at the counter. Trades are between players; the shop is the room, not the middleman.Watch the board ▸

House rules

Teach the new player. Everyone at this table was new at this table.
Sleeve what you love, play what you like, and never make someone feel poor for their deck.
Trades are between players. If a trade needs a referee, bring it to the counter before it needs one.
The tables are for play. The floor is for everyone. Push your chair in.

genkistuff · the house rules