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One Piece Finals Season 2 side events: tickets and prize wall

How the Matching Battle side events at Orlando, London, Oceania and Latin America work, and every prize on the wall by ticket cost.

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The short version

  • Championship 26-27 Finals Season 2 has Matching Battle side events at BCG Fest Orlando (7–10 January 2027), BCG Fest London (15–17 January), the Oceania Finals (20–24 January) and the Latin America Finals (30–31 January).
  • Players earn points across the weekend, with bonus points every five battles whether they win or lose, and exchange them for prizes they choose.
  • Prizes are priced from 1 ticket, a sticker, to 35 tickets, which buys a Finalist Card Set, an OP-16 or OP-14 uncut sheet, or a Serial Ace promo.
  • The Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum prizes on the wall are only available in Latin America and Oceania.
  • Registration is run by each event's organiser, and Bandai's page doesn't say how many points make a ticket.

If you're going to the Finals Season 2 weekends in January 2027 without an invite, the Matching Battle side events are what you'll play. You earn points all weekend, get bonus points every five battles even if you lose them, and swap the points for prizes from a wall priced in tickets: 1 ticket gets a sticker, 35 gets an uncut sheet or a Serial Ace.

Everything here comes from Bandai's Finals Season 2 side event page, checked on 31 October 2026. For the main event itself, invites and the World Championship path, read our Finals Season 2 guide.

Where and when

RegionEventSide event dates
North AmericaBCG Fest 26-27 Orlando7–10 January 2027
EuropeBCG Fest 26-27 London15–17 January 2027
OceaniaOceania Finals20–24 January 2027
Latin AmericaLatin America Finals30–31 January 2027

These dates are the whole event window on Bandai's page, so they're wider than the Finals tournament days. Orlando and London sit inside BANDAI CARD GAMES Fest weekends; our BCG Fest guide covers the venues and the exclusive products sold there.

How Matching Battle works

  • Some, not all, side events at the Finals use the Matching Battle format.
  • Points can be collected throughout the weekend, so you can play in short bursts between other things.
  • Every five battles you get bonus points, and you don't need to win those battles to get them.
  • Everyone who plays gets booster pack participation prizes; which booster depends on the event.
  • Registration is handled by each organiser, so sign-up differs between Orlando, London, Oceania and Latin America.

One thing the page leaves out: how many points make one ticket. Ask the organiser at the venue before you plan a run at the 30-ticket tier. The bonus every five battles means volume matters, so a player who sits down for twenty games will out-earn one who wins four and leaves.

The prize wall by ticket cost

TicketsPrizes you can pick
1ONE PIECE CARD GAME sticker
2Promotion Sleeve Sanji, Tony Tony.Chopper promo card, Welcome Pack 2026 vol.1
5Premium Matte sleeves (Zoro or Usopp), Gear5 DON!!, Black Gold DON!!, Event Pack Vol.5 or Vol.6
10New promo card, Regional Storage Box, Event Pack vol.8, Event Pack vol.9 (some regions), Offline Regional Participation Pack 2025 Vol.1 or Vol.2, Promotion Sleeve 2026 Trafalgar Law
15CS 26-27 Event Pack, Flame Flame Fruit Coliseum DON!! (Latin America and Oceania only)
20CS 26-27 Celebration Pack, DON!! Card Pack Vol.1, Flame Flame Fruit Coliseum Trafalgar Law (Latin America and Oceania only)
25CS 26-27 Top Player Pack Vol.1, Regionals and Treasure Cup Top 64 cards (including OP15-108 Nami, OP14-112 Boa Hancock, OP15-092 Monkey.D.Luffy and OP13-016 Monkey.D.Garp), Flame Flame Coliseum Usopp (Latin America and Oceania only)
30CS 26-27 Event Pack Finalist Ver., Finalist Playmat, Jumbo Card, Top Player Pack vol.2, Regionals and Treasure Cup Top 16 cards (including OP14-120 Crocodile, OP15-113 Roronoa Zoro and OP13-119 Portgas.D.Ace), Extra Grand Battle Serial Yamato, Flame Flame Fruit Coliseum Sabo (Latin America and Oceania only)
35CS26-27 Finalist Card Set Vol.1 or Vol.2, Uncut Sheet OP-16 or OP-14, Promotion Card Serial Ace, Welcome Pack 2026 vol.1

The top tiers are where the wall gets interesting for collectors. Top 16 and Top 64 cards from Regionals and Treasure Cups normally only go to players who placed, and serial-numbered cards like the Yamato and the Ace are one of a kind. Bandai's page adds that serial cards can't be exchanged or replaced for any reason, so check yours before you walk away from the counter.

If you're in North America or Europe and still want to play the main event, the Last Chance Qualifiers on 8 January in Orlando and 15 January in London are the other route; the Finals guide has their format and prizes.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Matching Battle side event?
A side event format at the Finals Season 2 weekends where you play matches through the weekend to earn points, with bonus points every five battles, and exchange the points for prizes you choose from a ticket-priced wall.
Do I need to win to earn points?
Not for the bonus. Bandai's page says bonus points come every five battles and you don't need to win to receive them.
What's the most expensive prize on the wall?
The 35-ticket tier: CS26-27 Finalist Card Set Vol.1 or Vol.2, an OP-16 or OP-14 uncut sheet, the Serial Ace promo, or a Welcome Pack 2026 vol.1.
Are the Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum prizes available in Orlando and London?
No. Bandai marks the Flame Flame Fruit Coliseum DON!!, Trafalgar Law, Usopp and Sabo prizes as available only in Latin America and Oceania.
How do I register for the side events?
Through the organiser of each event; Bandai says the method varies by tournament organiser, so check the Orlando, London, Oceania or Latin America event page or ask at the venue.

Sources

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