Pokémon TCG Live Version 1.44.0 arrives November 3, adding Delta Reign cards for digital play before they become tournament-legal in the physical TCG.

The TCG Live Battle Pass opens with a Mew ex deck built around Memory Helix, while a Sylveon ex deck unlocks halfway through and can reach 400 damage with eight Basic Energy types.
TCG Live version 1.44.0 arrives November 3 with Delta Reign, Expanded-format friend matches and a new invite inbox. Maintenance starts at 8:00 AM PST.
Delta Reign launches November 6 with Mega Rayquaza ex and three Legendary Stadiums, each formed from two cards packed together. Prereleases begin October 24; TCG Live access starts November 5.
Players can redeem code “30THCONTINUES” for three full-art Kanto Legendary Bird cards in Pokémon TCG Live during the 30th Celebration launch campaign.
The developer-built Standard deck uses Mew ex’s Memory Helix to copy attacks from benched Pokémon, with Steven’s Metagross ex accelerating Energy and Mega Latias ex offering a 300-damage option.
The 128-card digital collection mixes new cards with reprints; Vivillon 008/128, Kyogre 019/128 and Mew 065/128 are highlighted for their potential competitive utility.
Pokémon confirmed YOSHIROTTEN’s red, green and blue Mew cards through its official gallery and TCG Live after 30th Celebration launched September 16; early TCGplayer listings are asking four figures.
Each tin includes two 30th Celebration booster packs, a sticker sheet, an art card that connects into one of two scenes, and a TCG Live code; sales begin October 2, 2026.
The expansion went live September 15 with free Mew ex and unlockable Sylveon ex Battle Pass decks; its cards become tournament legal September 25, except the Classic Collection.
The 199-card global release contains three ultra-secret RGB Mew variants; a Blue copy sold on eBay for $20,000 before collectors knew their pull rates.
The all-foil expansion introduces Futuristic rares by YOSHIROTTEN, guarantees one of 30 Pikachu rares per booster and launches worldwide with six initial product formats.
The TCG Live Battle Pass opens with a Mew ex deck built around Memory Helix, while a Sylveon ex deck unlocks halfway through and can reach 400 damage with eight Basic Energy types.
Dragapult ex reportedly comprised roughly 50% of the 2026 Worlds field, pairing its 320 HP and Phantom Dive attack with Drakloak’s repeatable draw engine.
Study Season runs September 3–15, 2026, with a 30-card Bitty Basic Brawl, Special Conditions lessons, login gifts, and Twilight Masquerade Build & Battle matches.
Study Season runs September 3–15 in Pokémon TCG Live, adding a Basic-only 30-card Trainer Trial, free 2027-season cosmetics, and Build & Battle play using Twilight Masquerade cards.
The $29.99 deck launches November 13 with a ready-to-play 60-card list, damage-counter dice, condition markers, a deck box, strategy sheet and TCG Live code.
Viewers can earn free Pokémon TCG Live packs and cosmetics by linking Twitch to Pokémon Trainer Central and watching Worlds broadcasts; rewards must be claimed by September 25 at 4 PM UTC.
From August 6 to September 3, TCG Live adds a Worlds-themed Battle Board, Learning Lab, Build & Battle events, cosmetics, log-in gifts and Twitch Drops.
The $9.99 collection arrives October 23 with a foil Meowth ex promo, 39 tournament-ready Trainer cards, one booster pack, dividers and a deck-building guide.
TCG Live players can redeem code ENDLESSNIGHT26 for free Pitch Black full-art cards and a pack during the expansion’s limited-time midpoint giveaway.