For players
Check your deck list before the tournament.
You own the core of your deck, just a few expensive meta cards are missing? Paste your list and see right away who has the cards in a binder near you: to buy, trade or borrow for free among friends.
How it works
- 1
Pick an event
Choose your tournament or local. There you see who is going with their binder and who can hand the cards over even before.
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Paste your deck list
Paste your list. We show you who has each card.
- 3
Buy, trade or request
If a card is for sale, you buy it directly. You can trade card for card, with cash on top if you like. To borrow you send a request, the lender says yes or no.
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Meet and hand over
Handover by QR code at the appointment. You check the cards in person; the other side only gets money after the handover.
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Return what you borrowed
Borrowed cards go back to the same collector at the agreed time, in the same condition. Cards you buy or trade are yours.
What does it cost?
Borrowing among friends is free. When buying you pay the price plus a 1.5% + €0.25 transaction fee. Example: one card for €60.
A trade card for card without cash costs nothing. With cash on top the same fee applies to the cash amount.
The seller gets €57.06 (€60 minus 4.9%), but only after the handover. If it does not happen, you get everything back.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I borrow a whole deck?+
You borrow, buy or trade single cards. Most players own the core of their deck and only need the expensive cards. Check them with your deck list.
What if a borrowed card gets damaged?+
Borrowing runs among friends (friends & family), without protection by LeaseCards. You settle it between you; the photos at the handover help.
When do I return borrowed cards?+
At the agreed return appointment, to the same collector, at most 6 days after the handover. The thread always shows what you have from whom.
Do I need an account?+
Not to browse. To buy, trade or request cards, you sign up for free.
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