Twenty-seven years after launch, Konami's game is still fourth worldwide by sales value, and it has been growing again in 2026. In Geneva it joins our machines as sealed boosters.
Factory-sealed Yu-Gi-Oh! boosters from official Konami distributors. The game has the densest release cadence on the market, a product every six to eight weeks between core boosters, Battles of Legend sets and reprint collections, and we prioritise the core boosters.
All-foil collections relaunched the licence this year: Rarity Collection V brought the game's first extended-art cards in the spring, and demand has not come down since.
Yu-Gi-Oh! has one thing neither Pokémon nor One Piece has: no rotation. A card from 2004 is still tournament-legal today, which gives the secondary market unique depth and makes reprints almost as anticipated as new releases. On the player side, Master Duel brought a whole generation that had drifted away back to paper.
We are supplied by the official distributors: a new set is in the rails on release day. Dates below are the publishers’.
Seven machines across the canton, six inside Swiss Post branches and the seventh at King Jouet Carouge. Each follows its host's opening hours, shown in real time on the home page. Near Lausanne, an eighth machine is at King Jouet Ecublens.
Cash with change given in coins and notes, TWINT, or contactless by card and phone. The product drops immediately, with no account to create and no app to install.
Twenty-four licences are tracked across the network. The most requested have their own page: