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Print your tournament decklist

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DeckSequence fills in a Play! Pokémon deck registration sheet from your deck and your account details. Print the PDF for an in-person event, or share the text for an online registration. It's free, and it supports the Standard format.

Add your details once

The sheet reads these from your account. In the app they're under Account, then Profile. On the web they're in Account settings.

  • Legal first name and Legal last name, as on your ID. Without them, the sheet uses your display name.
  • Pokémon Player ID.
  • Date of birth. It sets your age division, and only you can see it.

Any detail you leave empty prints as a blank line to fill in by hand.

Open the decklist

  • From a deck: open the deck, tap Export, then Tournament Decklist. It uses the deck's saved version, not unsaved edits.
  • From a tournament: open the tournament's menu and choose Tournament decklist. It uses the version you played the tournament with.

Under Check before you register, the sheet lists anything to fix first, like a deck that isn't 60 cards, a card that isn't legal in Standard, or a card with no regulation mark on file.

Print or share

In the app:

  • Share PDF opens your phone's share sheet, so you can print it, save it to Files or send it to another device.
  • Share text shares a plain-text version for online registration.

The sheet is built on your device, so your date of birth never leaves it.

Age divisions

Your division depends only on your birth year. For the 2026 season:

  • Junior Division: born in 2014 or later.
  • Senior Division: born 2010–2013.
  • Masters Division: born in 2009 or earlier.

Players under 13

DeckSequence can't save a date of birth for a player under 13, because that needs a parent's consent that can't be collected in the app yet. Leave the field empty and write the date of birth on the printed sheet. Everything else still fills in.

Still stuck? Email hello@decksequence.com and say what you tried.