One Piece collector guide · October 2026
Round1 One Piece Phase 6 Pickup Guide: October 21–27
Got a Phase 6 confirmation email? Your next step is pickup. Round1 lists the purchase window as October 21 at 10 a.m. through October 27, 2026, when your designated venue closes.
Registration is already closed. This guide is for collectors who received a confirmation and want to arrive prepared.
Before you leave home
Keep the confirmation email handy
Find the original message now, rather than searching for it at the counter. Check the venue name carefully, especially if you have more than one Round1 nearby.
Bring your original confirmation email, a valid government-issued photo ID that matches the registration, and a payment method. Round1 does not allow someone else to collect the packs for the registrant.
A charged phone makes the email easier to access. A few clean sleeves and a rigid card holder are useful if you plan to open your packs after pickup.
Do not share an unredacted confirmation email in a listing or on social media. It may contain personal registration details.
At Round1
Go to the Guest Counter
The promotion is handled at the Guest Counter, not the game-credit kiosk. Use the venue assigned in your confirmation email.
Each pack requires a $20 load to a Round1 Game Card or Club Card. Eligible participants may get up to ten packs, subject to availability. Ten packs require a $200 load; a new game card also carries an activation fee.
Decide how many packs you want before completing the transaction. Round1 requires the purchase to be finished on the initial visit, so buying fewer than ten does not leave a balance of packs you can collect later.
Think of the credit load and the card collection as two parts of the visit. If you only want one particular card and do not plan to use the arcade credit, compare that commitment with a single-card purchase before deciding.
Opening your packs
Ten packs can still leave gaps in the binder
The promotion has ten designs, but the packs are random. You cannot choose a character or exchange a pull at the venue. Ten packs do not promise a complete set.
Our full Round1 card checklist shows the crew with our original photographs and printed card numbers. Keep it open while sorting your pulls so you can separate missing designs from duplicates.
Once the cards are out, sleeve them on a clean surface. Photograph any duplicates before arranging a trade, and ask to see the actual card you will receive in return.
For resale lots, check whether “ten cards” means ten different designs. Our Round1 buying and trading checklist walks through the photos and condition details worth requesting.
Quick answers
Common Phase 6 questions
Can I still register for Phase 6?
No. Round1 lists Phase 6 entry as completed. Watch its official announcements for later opportunities; do not assume another phase has been scheduled.
Can I go to another location or send a friend?
No. Pickup is tied to the assigned venue and original registrant.
Will Round1 hold or mail the packs?
No. Its current rules require in-person pickup within the assigned purchase period. Missing that period forfeits eligibility.
Can I choose Luffy, Robin or another character?
No. The packs are sealed and random. If you are looking for one specific design, use the full checklist to identify it before considering a trade or resale listing.
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