Bushiroad Card Game Festival 2026 in Singapore

• All Players*

*Players who have already received an invite to a Cardfight!! Vanguard Regional Finals of any region are not allowed to participate.

• Only Japanese edition cards may be used.

• All Japanese version cards officially released in Japan and distributed before or on the tournament day can be used.
• It is mandatory to register the deck (submit the deck list) upon tournament registration. Discrepancies between the deck list and the actual deck used in the tournament may result in a penalty.
• VG-D Ride decks will be used for this format. It is mandatory to indicate your ride deck in your deck list.
• All 3 Team members must have unique cards from each others' Ride Decks with the exception of the Ride Deck Crest.
• A player must use the same deck throughout a tournament. No switching of cards is permitted in between games within a tournament.
• Please also refer to the latest Japanese version of tournament rules at: Fighters Rule

• Every card in each Team member's Ride Deck must have different names from each other between the whole team with the exception of the Ride Deck Crest.
  Example: If Player A has Blaster Blade in their Ride Deck, Player B cannot use Blaster Blade (Aichi Icon) in their deck.
• With regards to Rideline Selection for Top Cut, the Grade 3 in the Ride Deck will be considered. Among Teams with the same number of wins, the Team with the higher number of Grade 3s in the Ride Deck that was not used by Teams who have achieved Full Wins will be treated as a higher standing for Top Cut decision purposes.

• Players are required to use opaque card sleeves so that the back of cards cannot be easily distinguished.
• Oversleeves with a Matte finish on one side and Gloss finish on the other side are allowed. However, the Matte finish must be uniform throughout, on either the front or back of the cards. Oversleeves with patterns or borders are not allowed.
• You are not allowed to use Standard sized sleeves for your main deck.
• Sleeves used for all cards must be of the same design unless otherwise stated.
• Exception: You MUST use different card sleeves from your main deck for your Ride Deck.

• Trio Format / Standard (VG-D) format
• 30 min/round
• 6 round, Double Elimination
• Number of rounds:
  • 65~128 teams: 5 rounds
  • 128~256 teams: 6 rounds
• Cut to Top 16, Best of 1, Single Elimination.The top cut teams will be decided by ride-line selection.

• Players are to be seated at the tables in accordance to their registered seats on Bushi Navi.
• Players may only communicate with each other if one of them has finished their match.
• Players may only communicate with the team member right next to them.

• During Swiss Rounds: Time-up is counted as a loss for both parties. The judge can decide to give extra time in case of lost time during a round.
• Teams without at least 2 victories within the team will be considered to have lost the round.
• For Top 8/16 → Top 4: Extra turns according to the following rules:
  • Players must stop playing when time is up (even in the middle of their turn) and call the judge.
  • After the judge’s approval, players resume their play (only one turn each).
  • In case a winner cannot be designated after the above 2 turns, the player with the most damage will lose the game. If both players are at equal damage, the game will continue until a player has more damage after all pending Rule Actions are processed. (The player with the most damage will lose).
• If there is a "simultaneous loss" during the extra turns, the non-turn player will win.
• There is no time limit for the Top 4.

• All Players

• Only Japanese edition cards may be used.

• All Japanese edition cards officially released and distributed on or before the tournament day are eligible for use.
• Deck registration (submission of a deck list) is mandatory at the time of tournament registration.
• Any discrepancy between the submitted deck list and the actual deck used may result in penalties.
• Players must use the same deck throughout the entire tournament. Card substitutions between matches are not permitted.
• Please also refer to the latest official Japanese tournament rules: Rules

• Players are required to use opaque card sleeves so that the back of cards cannot be easily distinguished.
• Oversleeves with a Matte finish on one side and Gloss finish on the other side are allowed. However, the Matte finish must be uniform throughout, on either the front or back of the cards.
• Oversleeves with patterns or borders are not allowed.
• Sleeves used for all cards must be of the same design unless otherwise stated.

• Format: Individual Best-of-One Constructed
• Time Limit: 30 minutes Per Round
• Tournament Structure: Swiss Round
• Match Format: Swiss rounds Into Top 8 Cut. (the number of rounds will depend on participants and schedule)

• During Swiss Rounds: Finish the current turn and the opposing player gets another turn - If a winner is not decided after that, a loss will be awarded to both players. The judge can decide to give extra time in case of lost time during a round.
• If there is a "simultaneous loss" during the extra turns, the non-turn Player will win.
• There is no time limit for the Top 8 onwards.

• All Players
• This event does not award any invitations to any further events.

• Only Japanese edition cards may be used.

• All Japanese edition cards officially released and distributed on or before the tournament day are eligible for use.
• Players may not use any of the Restricted Titles listed below in the event.
• Deck registration (submission of a deck list) is mandatory at the time of tournament registration.
• Any discrepancy between the submitted deck list and the actual deck used may result in penalties.
• Players must use the same deck throughout the entire tournament. Card substitutions between matches are not permitted.
• Please also refer to the latest official Japanese tournament rules: Rules

• Girlfriend (Beta) - Title Code: GF
• Day Break Illusion - Title Code: GT
• Terra Formars- Title Code: TF
• Gigant Big-Shot Tsukasa- Title Code: GST
• School Girls Strikers- Title Code: SGS
• TV Anime [Devil Survivor 2]- Title Code: DS2
• Rin-ne- Title Code: KR
• Godzilla Movie Animation- Title Code: GZL
• Lost Decade- Title Code: LOD

• Players are required to use opaque card sleeves so that the back of cards cannot be easily distinguished.
• Oversleeves with a Matte finish on one side and Gloss finish on the other side are allowed. However, the Matte finish must be uniform throughout, on either the front or back of the cards.
• Oversleeves with patterns or borders are not allowed.
• Sleeves used for all cards must be of the same design unless otherwise stated.

• Format: Individual / Neo-Standard / Best-Of-One / 2 Deck Format
• Time Limit: 35 minutes Per Round
• Tournament Structure: Swiss Double Elimination - 2 Deck Neo-Standard
• Swiss Rounds: Player must use Deck A until a loss, then Player must use Deck B for the remainder of the Swiss Rounds.
• Top Cut: Player can choose between both Deck A or Deck B. Player must declare the titles of their Deck A & Deck B to their opponent before selecting their choice of Deck to use. Top 16 will be decided by Title Selection.
• Match Format: 5 Swiss rounds (the number of rounds will depend on participants and schedule)
• Cut to Top 16 (or Top 8, depending on participants and schedule) → Best-of-1, Single Elimination

• During Swiss Rounds: Time-up is counted as a loss for both parties. The judge can decide to give extra time in case of lost time during a round.
• For Top 8/16 → Top 4: Extra turns according to the following rules:
  • Players must stop playing when time is up (even in the middle of their turn) and call the judge.
  • After the judge’s approval, players resume their play (only one turn each).
  • In case a winner cannot be designated after the above "2 turns", the player with the higher level, or if levels are equal, the higher Clock will lose the game. If both players are equal, the game will continue until a player has the higher level or higher clock (whichever comes first) after all pending Rule Actions are processed. (The player with the higher level or clock will lose).
• If there is a "simultaneous loss" during the extra turns, the non-turn Player will win.
• There is no time limit for the Top 4.

• All Players

• Only Japanese edition cards may be used.

• All Japanese edition cards officially released and distributed on or before the tournament day are eligible for use.
• Deck registration (submission of a deck list) is mandatory at the time of tournament registration.
• Any discrepancy between the submitted deck list and the actual deck used may result in penalties.
• Players must use the same deck throughout the entire tournament. Card substitutions between matches are not permitted.
• Please also refer to the latest official Japanese tournament rules: Rules

• Players are required to use opaque card sleeves so that the back of cards cannot be easily distinguished.
• Oversleeves with a Matte finish on one side and Gloss finish on the other side are allowed. However, the Matte finish must be uniform throughout, on either the front or back of the cards.
• Oversleeves with patterns or borders are not allowed.
• Sleeves used for all cards must be of the same design unless otherwise stated.

• Format: Individual Best-of-One Standard
• Time Limit: 35 minutes Per Round
• Tournament Structure: Swiss Rounds
• Match Format: up to 8 Swiss rounds (the number of rounds will depend on participants and schedule)
• Cut to Top 16 → Best-of-1, Single Elimination

• During Swiss Rounds: Time-up is counted as a loss for both parties. The judge can decide to give extra time in case of lost time during a round.
• For Top 8/16 → Top 4: Extra turn according to the following rules:
  • Players must stop playing when time is up (even in the middle of their turn) and call the judge.
  • After the judge’s approval, players resume their play based on whose turn it is currently:
    • If it is the player who went First's turn: The player completes the current turn, then the player who went second takes an extra turn.
    • If it is the player who went Second's turn: The player completes the current turn, the player who went first takes an extra turn, then the player who went second takes an extra turn.
  • In case a winner cannot be designated after the extra turns stated above, the player with more Life wins the game. If both players are at equal life, the game will continue until a player has lower life after all pending Rule Actions are processed. (The player with the most damage will lose).
• If there is a "simultaneous loss" during the extra turns, the non-turn Player will win.
• There is no time limit for the Top 4.

• Format: Individual Best-of-One Standard
• Time Limit: 35 minutes Per Round
• Tournament Structure: Swiss Rounds
• Match Format: 3 rounds

• Time-up is counted as a loss for both parties.