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Attention Pokémon Trainers! Study these rules carefully before attending our event.
Who can play.
 | The tournament is open to the first 1,000 players with their own Game Boy system and either Pokémon Red or Pokémon Blue Game Paks. |
| Game Link Cables will be provided at the tournament so you can still compete even if you don't have your own. Tournament players must already know how to play the game. The tournament is open to everyone, but it is intended for kids between ages 7-14. |
| There are three tournament classes you can compete in. |
What you earn.
When you compete in an Open Game Boy game tournament in The Pokémon Colosseum, you will earn Trainer Badges. Collect these Badges and use them as credentials at future Pokémon League events to prove your Trainer status!
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Pokémon League Tour Competition Badge
All competitors will earn this first badge simply by competing in the tournament. Use this badge later on to show you have competed in a past tournament.
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Boulder Badge
Win one of your two matches and you are awarded this Badge in addition to your Pokémon League Tour Competition Badge. This Badge not only proves that you competed, but it also shows that you are more than a beginner!
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Cascade Badge
Win both of your matches to win this Badge in addition to the first two. This Badge will prove to future tournament leaders that you are ready to battle. Trainers who earn a Cascade Badge may be selected to go to the GYM where they will battle a Gym Leader to win an official Pokémon Trainer Cap!
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Basic rules for all tournaments.
| You may not use any Pokémon that have been altered or boosted by any game-enhancing devices. Doing this may result in game program malfunction and will result in your disqualification from the competition. |
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Each tournament match will begin by players selecting six Pokémon and having them ready at the Pokémon Center (within your Game Boy game). These six Pokémon are then shown to the opponent.
In the Pika Cup, all Pokémon shown to an opponent must be between experience levels 15 and 20 and the sum of three Pokémon equals 50 or less.
In the Poke Cup, all Pokémon shown to an opponent must be between experience levels 50 and 55 and the sum of three Pokémon equals 155 or less.
In the Prime Cup, all Pokémon shown to an opponent may not be more than 100 (level 70 or higher is recommended) and the sum of three Pokémon equals 300 or less.
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| From the six Pokémon you showed your opponent, you then select your own three Pokémon to do battle. Do not show these three Pokémon to your opponent. (Hint: pick your three Pokémon based on what your opponent has shown you as his or her possible Pokémon). Deposit the remaining three unused Pokémon in your PC (in your Game Boy game). |
Rules of battle: If you break these rules, you will be disqualified from the tournament.
| Out of your opponent's three Pokémon, you may "Put To Sleep" or "Freeze" only one Pokémon at a time. (If you put one of your opponent's Pokémon to sleep, you may not put a second one to sleep while that one is still asleep. If you freeze one of your opponent's Pokémon, you may not freeze another one while that one is still frozen. However, one may be frozen and one may be put to sleep during the same period of time). |
| ou may not use the Technical Machines "selfdestruct" or "explosion" with your last Pokémon.
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