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NYCYDC End of Summer BBQ

NYCYDC End of Summer BBQ

Mon, Sep 7, 4:00 PM
From New York City Yugioh Dueling Club (18+)
4.9

NYCYDC End of Summer Festivities and Food and Fun! Bring Food, Bring Drink, and Bring your selves.....

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8 attendees
New York Professional Speed Dating for Singles

New York Professional Speed Dating for Singles

Sun, Sep 13, 10:00 PM
From Calm Connections Collective

A friendly online speed dating evening for New York singles, hosted on Zoom. We're a welcoming local community where people come to meet genuine faces from the area. Expect short one-on-one chats, matched by age, all from the comfort of home. Sign up here: [Reserve your place](https://theliveround.com/product?productId=624.0&productType=onlineSpeedDating&city=New%20York&groupurlname=calm-connections-collective&face_v=4.0) Tapping RSVP lets us know you're interested. To join the rounds, please finish your sign-up at the link above.

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2 attendees

Game Night (Fordham)

Thu, Sep 17, 10:00 PM
From Bronx Gaming

let's meet up at Clinton hall and play some games together!

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1 attendee
Fat Cat Game Maker's Game Night

Fat Cat Game Maker's Game Night

Thu, Sep 10, 10:30 PM
From Manhattan Boardgaming Social
4.9

**Love making or playing games?** Whether it’s physical (board games, card games), digital (mobile, web, desktop), or hybrid experiences — if you create, play, or want to do both, you belong here. Come join our community for regular play sessions, playtesting new games, and collaborating with other passionate game makers. **This is a FREE event.**

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NY Spades Saturday ♠️ — Cards, Competition & Good Vibes

Sat, Sep 12, 5:00 PM
From NYC Spades & More
4.8
17 attendees
DUMBO Board Game Playtest Night - New people welcome!

DUMBO Board Game Playtest Night - New people welcome!

Thu, Sep 3, 10:30 PM
From NYC Board Game Playtesting Group
4.9

Come play some unreleased games and make some new friends! No experience necessary. All the games are easy to learn and social so you'll have a chance to mingle with the other attendees! **If you're on the waitlist and still want to come, send me a message!** NOTE: Come up to 305 (3rd floor, turn right once you get out of elevators)! If locked out, first try the service elevators as soon as you enter the building on your right. If that still doesn't work, CALL ‪(203) 439-1023 (do not text) *NOTE: This group and its games are sponsored by [Rabble](https://www.rabblegame.com/) \- we are not currently accepting other unpublished games\. But you can check out [GUMBO](https://www.meetup.com/gumbo-collective/?eventOrigin=event_home_page) if you have a game you want to playtest!*

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Frequently asked questions

You can find collectible card game groups on Meetup by searching within the New York area. Simply enter related keywords into Meetup's search bar, and you'll be presented with various groups focusing on different card games. Browse through the options to find the group that best fits your interests.

Yes, you can join multiple collectible card game groups. This allows you to explore different game styles and meet diverse groups of people who share your interest. Each group might focus on different aspects or games, offering unique experiences.

To find events this weekend in New York, check Meetup's listings. Filter by the date to see which collectible card game events are scheduled soon. It's a great way to arrange plans and ensure your weekend is filled with gaming fun.

Bringing your own cards depends on the event's requirements. Some groups might expect you to bring decks, while others might provide them. Always check the event details on the group page or contact the organizer for specifics.

Popular collectible card games on Meetup include Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, and Yu-Gi-Oh!. Each group might focus on one type, or offer a mix of different games. Explore various groups to find ones aligning with your preferences.

Some collectible card game events are free, while others may charge a fee to cover costs. The event's page will list any fees, so always check in advance. The fee typically covers venue costs or participation in a tournament.

Meetup connects collectible card game players by providing a platform to join local groups and events. It facilitates discovering communities eager to welcome new members, enhancing your social experience and expanding your playing opportunities.

To RSVP for a Meetup event, first join the group hosting it. Then visit the event page and click on the 'RSVP' button. This ensures that the organizer knows you plan to attend, helping them with logistics and preparation.

While Meetup strives to connect everyone, the availability of collectible card game events depends on local groups and their scheduling. Some areas in New York may have more active groups than others, so it's a good idea to check regularly for updates.

Yes, most collectible card game meetups are organized by group members who share a passion for these games. These organizers plan and host events, whether they be casual gatherings or structured tournaments.

If you're new, look for beginner-friendly groups or events that specifically welcome newcomers. Many Meetup groups are inclusive and encourage all skill levels to join and learn. It's a great way to get acclimated and receive support from experienced players.

Yes, you can start your own Meetup group in New York if you want to gather like-minded collectible card game enthusiasts. You'll need to create a Meetup account, set up your group, and start planning events to build your community.

Not every collectible card game might have an active group in New York, as availability depends on local interests and organizers. Exploring current groups can give you an idea, and if your interest isn't represented, starting a new group is always an option.

Not all groups may meet in person; some might offer online gatherings, especially if members are geographically diverse. Event descriptions usually indicate whether an event will be held online or at a physical venue.

Yes, socializing is a core component. Meetup events for collectible card games encourage members to interact, make friends, and share their passion, enhancing the overall experience and community feeling.