Season I · 2026 · One Piece Card Game Poland Club
The One Piece TCG Poland League is the first official seasonal competition for Poland's One Piece Card Game community. Unlike single, one-off tournaments, the League lets players compete over an entire season — with a ranking updated after every completed phase, a division system with promotion and relegation, and prizes awarded at each stage of play.
Season I runs from June 15 to September 15, 2026, closing with a season final held September 16–30, in which the top 16 players compete for the main prize pool.
In line with the League Rules, the goals of the competition are:
The League is organized by the One Piece Card Game Poland Club — a community of One Piece Card Game players, run on a volunteer basis by Admins and Moderators on the official Discord server. The Club is responsible for the season schedule, assigning players to divisions, verifying results, awarding prizes, and resolving rules disputes.
The technical side — site hosting and the Discord bot that collects results — is handled by the Club's partner, Husaria 2088. Full contact details are on the Contact page.
The season consists of 6 league phases, two weeks each. After every phase, an updated ranking is published along with promotion/relegation info between divisions and phase prizes.
| Division | Who plays | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | The top 32 ranked players | Groups, two stages, round robin |
| Division 2 | The next 32 players | Groups, two stages, round robin |
| Open Division | Everyone else — the entry point for new players | Full round robin |
After each phase, the top players of Division 2 and Open move up, while the lowest-ranked players of Division 1 and 2 move down — this gradually evens out the level of competition within each division.
League matches are played as Best of 1 (semifinals and final — Best of 3), mostly on the opSIM platform. A win is worth 3 points, a played loss is worth 1 point. The full scoring rules, tiebreakers (including head-to-head result), and procedures are described in the League Rules, with shorter answers available in the FAQ.
Besides the main season, the Club also organizes additional, irregular tournaments — Fast Events — in formats different from the league (e.g. Bo1 Swiss + Top 4), with their own write-ups and prizes. You can follow matches and tournament recaps on the League YouTube channel, and every league match with a saved log can be replayed step by step directly in the Results Grid. Decks submitted by players each phase are on a dedicated page, Player Decks.
Registration for the current season is open throughout its duration. Participation requirements, the entry fee, and how to register are described in the League Rules, and you can ask questions on the Club's Discord — that's where the community's day-to-day life happens.