A faster way to study Pokémon TCG match film
Prize Map turns long competitive broadcasts into a structured archive that can be searched by player, deck, event, matchup, year, and round.
What Prize Map does
Finding one tournament match often means scanning hours of video or guessing from a broadcast title. Prize Map connects event and pairing data to the correct source broadcast and an indexed playback start. The current public archive contains 1,951 match pages, 1,390 player filmographies, 196 deck hubs, and 231 event pages.
Who it is for
Competitive players, coaches, commentators, collectors, and fans can use the archive to study deck lines, review a player’s tournament run, compare matchups, or revisit an event.
Independent and unofficial
Prize Map is an independent research tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures, Game Freak, tournament organizers, Limitless TCG, YouTube, or Twitch. Pokémon and related names are trademarks of their respective owners.
How the archive earns trust
Every public match keeps its event, players, decks, source status, round, and playback start together. We preserve unavailable source facts as unavailable instead of inventing them. Read the methodology, review current coverage, or report a correction.