Sin City Card Show — Dec 19, 2026

Sin City Card Show is a family-friendly trading card community event in Las Vegas, with more than 100 vendor tables, hourly raffles, and a floor meant for browsing and discovering something new. The schedule mixes two-day weekend shows at the Rio with weeknight After Hours editions at the Silverton Casino, so there is a way in for collectors who work days.

What you'll find on the floor

The floor runs on vendor tables, with more than 100 on the roster, and raffles drawn every hour. Pokémon is the game the show is built around. The family-friendly approach shows up in the vendor rules: vendors register how many children they are bringing, children of vendors receive their own designated vendor ID, and explicit products are not allowed on any table.

Dates and format

The fall and winter calendar alternates between two formats. Weekend shows run two days, 10 AM to 5 PM, at the Rio Casino Hotel. After Hours editions are weeknight events, 4 to 9 PM, at the Silverton Casino, first in the Veil Pavilion and then in the Lodge.

Vendor tables and rules

Each table is six feet and comes with a table cover, two chairs, WiFi and electrical outlets. A one-day show is $95 per table and a two-day show is $190. A display case is available to rent as an option, and a vendor may bring one small rack per registered table. Reservations are confirmed on a first paid, first received basis, and a table is only held once full payment is in. Applications are handled first come, first served, and vendors may be waitlisted for a given show and invited to apply for later ones. Table assignments go out at least a week before the show.

Registration asks vendors to describe what they will sell, and they may sell only what they listed. The rules are detailed:

• Vendors must be 18 or older and show a valid ID at check-in.
• Each table gets two vendor IDs, and only people holding one may enter before or after show hours.
• Vendors and staff are capped at two people per table unless organizers approve a third ID.
• Advertising of any sort is prohibited at the vendor table.
• Tables are set up before vendors arrive, must stay as laid out, and cannot be rearranged or added to on show day. No extra chairs or tables of any size are allowed.
• Vendors must be fully set up before opening and stay intact until the show ends.
• Reselling tables is not permitted without written pre-approval, and anyone splitting a table must register.
• Stolen or counterfeit merchandise means immediate expulsion and a ban from future shows.
• Smoking, vaping, alcohol and drugs are prohibited.
• Vendors carry their own liability insurance for their space and merchandise, and recording devices are recommended at each table.

Vendor checks run throughout the show to keep the marketplace fair. Registration also asks whether a vendor is interested in sponsorship opportunities, with no commitment. There are no refunds, credits, transfers or discounts for cancellations, no-shows, or leaving early, so vendors should commit only to dates they can work.

History

The show's first edition in the schedule was a one-day event on May 17, 2026 at the Silverado Ranch Community Center. By June 13 it had moved into the Rio Hotel & Casino, and the Rio has been home to its weekend shows since. The Silverton Casino came into the rotation on September 30 with the first After Hours edition, and the Lodge hosts the second on November 4.

Getting there

All of the current dates are at casino venues in Las Vegas, so expect typical casino parking and a walk to the event space. The After Hours editions use two different rooms at the Silverton, the Veil Pavilion and the Lodge, so confirm which one applies to the date you plan to attend.

Who it suits

Sin City Card Show suits families and collectors who want a large, browsable floor with raffles, and weeknight visitors who can make the After Hours dates. For vendors, tables start at $95 for a one-day show, but the strict setup and no-refund policies reward those who have their inventory and schedule settled before registering.