Where to find Yu-Gi-Oh! in Glasgow and West Central Scotland: Yu-Gi-Oh! stockists and Hobby League events.
We list 5 venues where you can buy or play Yu-Gi-Oh! across Glasgow and West Central Scotland, in 4 towns and neighbourhoods. Between them they run 3 regular sessions, most often on Sundays and Thursdays. One of those is marked as beginner friendly. Three have tables to play on site.
Toy, hobby and collectables shop in Largs, trading as BSTS, stocking Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Warlord Games, trading cards, RPGs and board games. Runs weekly in-store events most days, including wargaming, Magic, Pokémon League, Yu-Gi-Oh! and D&D.
Comic and games shop in Cumbernauld Shopping Centre selling Warhammer, trading card games, board games and comics.
Trading card shop and gaming centre on Bath Street with seating for around 16 players. Runs ticketed TCG events, learn-to-play sessions and trade nights.
Gaming venue with food and drink on Albion Street, Glasgow, run by Session Zero, with weekly card game, RPG and Warhammer 40,000 sessions, a board game library and a free painting station. Most evening sessions start around 6:30pm.
Hobby shop in Castle Douglas, also known as The Hobby Shop, selling Warhammer, trading card games, board games and pre-loved LEGO. Open Wednesday to Saturday.
The weekly line-up. Times and formats can change, so check with the venue before you travel.
The Merchants' Guild, Glasgow. Constructed
The venues with the most regular nights are Bus Stop Toy Shop in Largs (2 nights) and The Merchants' Guild in Glasgow (1 night). We list 5 venues in all across Glasgow and West Central Scotland.
Sundays and Thursdays have the most regular sessions. Three sessions run every week. The Glasgow calendar shows what's on from today.
Yes. One regular night is marked as welcoming new players, including sessions at The Merchants' Guild. Staff at most venues are happy to teach, so mention it when you arrive.
Where there's an entry fee it is usually between £4 and £7, often with prizes or store credit included. Fees change, so check with the venue before you go.
