YOUR LOCAL GAME SHOP
& TCG COMMUNITY
Step into Central Illinois' premier local game shop for Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Gundam, and Riftbound. Play, trade, and connect in a friendly, competitive environment.
FAIR PLAY. COMMUNITY PRICING. ZERO SCALPING.
Whether you're playing in our Central Illinois store or opening packs live with us, our auction breaks and singles start at fair, community-first prices—never crazy market markups.
Live Event Calendar
Discover upcoming events, tournaments, and releases synced from our calendar.
Weekly Play Schedule
Join us for daily events, casual leagues, and competitive tournaments across all major TCGs.
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Events are subject to player count. Follow our social media accounts, or join our Discord for updates on special events and tournament scheduling!
Visit our premium tabletop TCG store in Peoria, Illinois. We have ample casual play space, a massive inventory of single cards, and a welcoming environment for all levels of players!
Store Address
3915 N Sheridan Rd, Peoria, IL 61614
Phone Number
(309) 307-4508
Got Questions? We've Got Answers.
Does One for All Games buy cards?
Yes! We buy cards for most major TCGs, with competitive rates on Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Riftbound and Gundam TCG. Trade-in prices are determined by TCG Player market price, but may vary for rarer cards with less market data. We buy cards for many other less popular TCGs, but at a slightly reduced rate as they tend to be harder to move.
For more details, feel free to swing by or join our Discord:
Do you host competitive tournaments with prizing? Why don't I see events for my favorite game on your site?
Yes! We host both competitive and casual tournaments for many of the most popular TCGs, and we're always open to hosting more! (Space and scheduling conflicts considered) If your favorite game isn't showing any events, please join our Discord and we're sure our community can help find more players and we can work together to plan some events.
Does your store carry stock of Pokémon? How frequently do you get more?
We do our best to keep popular games like Pokémon in stock and available for the community! We work with distributors to get as much as we can and attempt to stay ahead of the scalping and price gouging that has gotten out of control in recent years.
To combat scalping, we offer a greatly reduced rate for customers that allow the plastic seal to be broken by the sales associate at time of purchase, but sealed product can still be bought at current market rates. We do our best to keep prices fair, and follow MSRP when possible, but to keep games like Pokémon in particular in stock, we have often recently had to pay MSRP or higher ourselves!
I came by the store and didn't find my favorite game in stock, are you able to order more?
We of course want to help fuel local communities for as many TCGs as possible, but we do have to consider our customer base. We can't make guarantees, but we're certainly willing to see what we can do if enough interest is shown by customers, so don't be afraid to ask!
Do you allow proxies for events?
We follow all rules as laid out by TCG publishers regarding proxy use for official events. For general casual play we have no problem with players using proxy cards.
Are players allowed to trade cards in store?
Of course! We're even alright with non-card trades as allowable by law, but like most of our rules, just don't be a jerk about it. If you're trying to operate your own card shop inside our shop you may be asked to stop or leave. The same goes for taking advantage of less knowledgable or younger players.
Is your shop kid and family friendly? Can I feel safe allowing my child to play in events?
We do expect children under 13 to be accompanied by an adult for extended periods of time or attending longer events, but we generally expect all of our customers to respect others no matter their age, ability or gender. We have no tolerance for treating other community members disrespectfully.
That said, is there a chance your child might hear some interesting new words when someone's opponent rips a game-winning answer? Possibly. Are we willing to work with you or your organization on holding an explicitly "kid-friendly" event sometime in the future? Of course! Feel free to drop us a line and we can look into working on something together.