Pokémon.com has published its viewing guide for the 2027 Puebla Regional Championships. The event streams live on Twitch and YouTube on October 24 and 25, 2026, and closed captions are available in seven languages .
How can you watch the 2027 Puebla Regional Championships live?
You can watch the 2027 Puebla Regional Championships for free on Twitch and YouTube. Both days are broadcast in Latin American Spanish, from 9:05 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. CST on October 24 and October 25, 2026, according to the official Pokémon.com viewing guide . Viewers who do not speak Spanish can turn on closed captions.
Quick Answer: The 2027 Puebla Regional Championships stream in Latin American Spanish on Twitch and YouTube on October 24–25, 2026, from 9:05 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. CST each day. Pokémon.com lists closed captions in 7 languages, including English and Brazilian Portuguese. Pokémon TCG matches are on Twitch.tv/pokemonjcclatam.
The guide covers two days of Pokémon VGC, Pokémon TCG and Pokémon GO competition, and each game has its own stream . Pokémon.com lists closed captions in these 7 languages :
- English
- French
- Italian
- German
- Spanish
- Latin American Spanish
- Brazilian Portuguese
The event takes place in Puebla, Mexico, in October 2026, but it carries the 2027 name. That is because it is part of the 2027 Play! Pokémon Championship Series season, as shown on the official Pokémon Championships event page . The broadcast times are given in CST, which the RK9 registration page labels as the America/Mexico_City time zone . Viewers outside Mexico should convert the start time to their local time before Day 1.
What is the broadcast schedule and what time zone is CST?
The Puebla livestream runs for two days. Day 1 is Saturday, October 24, 2026, and Day 2 is Sunday, October 25, 2026. On both days coverage runs from 9:05 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. CST, according to Pokémon.com . In these sources, "CST" means Mexico City time. The official RK9 registration page lists the time zone as America/Mexico_City . Mexico City is on UTC-6.
| Day | Date | Mexico City time (CST) | UTC equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Saturday, October 24, 2026 | 9:05 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. | 15:05 – 00:00 (midnight) |
| Day 2 | Sunday, October 25, 2026 | 9:05 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. | 15:05 – 00:00 (midnight) |
The broadcast covers all three games: Pokémon VGC (the video game), Pokémon TCG and Pokémon GO. Pokémon.com describes it as two days of competition across these games . The official guide gives one set of hours for the whole event, not a separate time for each game. Card-game viewers should expect TCG coverage at some point within the 9:05 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. window, not at a fixed slot.
Convert the start time to your own time zone before you tune in. Two daylight-saving details can cause confusion that weekend:
- "CST" is not US Central time here. On October 24–25, 2026, the US Central zone is still on daylight time (UTC-5). The 9:05 a.m. start in Mexico City is therefore 10:05 a.m. in Chicago, 11:05 a.m. in New York and 8:05 a.m. in Los Angeles.
- Europe changes its clocks during the event. European daylight saving time ends early on Sunday, October 25, 2026. In London, Day 1 starts at 16:05 BST and Day 2 starts at 15:05 GMT.
- Use the UTC column above as your reference point for any other region, then add or subtract your local offset.
The streams are in Latin American Spanish. Times and channels may change, so check the official How to Watch page on the day for the latest schedule.
Which Twitch and YouTube channel carries each game?
The Puebla broadcast is split across separate Twitch channels, one for each game. According to Pokémon.com, Pokémon VGC streams on Twitch.tv/Pokemonlatam, Pokémon TCG on Twitch.tv/pokemonjcclatam and Pokémon GO on Twitch.tv/pokemongo . The page also lists the YouTube channel Youtube.com/@playpokemon . If you follow the card game, use the TCG channel.
The TCG channel name contains "jcc". This is the Spanish abbreviation for juego de cartas coleccionables (trading card game). It is a different channel from the Latin American VGC channel, so following Pokemonlatam alone will not show the card game matches.
| Game | Platform | Channel (as listed by Pokémon.com) |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon TCG | Twitch | Twitch.tv/pokemonjcclatam |
| Pokémon VGC | Twitch | Twitch.tv/Pokemonlatam |
| Pokémon GO | Twitch | Twitch.tv/pokemongo |
| All streams | YouTube | Youtube.com/@playpokemon |
Source for every row: Pokémon.com, How to Watch the 2027 Puebla Regional Championships .
Pokémon.com says both competition days, October 24 and October 25, 2026, will be livestreamed in Latin American Spanish on both Twitch and YouTube . The guide gives one YouTube address, not a separate YouTube channel for each game. It does not say which games appear on YouTube or how they are split there. Viewers who prefer YouTube should check the live and upcoming tabs on @playpokemon on the day.
Some practical points:
- Bookmark the Twitch channel for the game you follow. All three games run on the same days and in the same 9:05 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. CST window.
- Choose Twitch if you want viewer rewards. The Twitch Drops on the official page are tied to watching on Twitch.
- Channel names and links can change before the event. The official How to Watch page is the reference to check, and Serebii's 2027 Play! Pokémon page tracks the wider season calendar.
Which languages and captions are available?
The 2027 Puebla Regional Championships broadcast is spoken in Latin American Spanish. If you don't follow Spanish, you can turn on closed captions in seven languages. According to Pokémon.com, both days, October 24 and October 25, 2026, will be livestreamed in Latin American Spanish on Twitch and YouTube . The official page does not list a separate English-language commentary stream. Non-Spanish speakers follow the matches through captions.
The official How to Watch guide lists these seven closed-caption languages :
- English
- French
- Italian
- German
- Spanish
- Latin American Spanish
- Brazilian Portuguese
Spanish and Latin American Spanish are listed as two separate caption options. That means the caption list covers the language of the commentary as well as six other languages. The page does not say which player or platform setting turns the captions on. It also does not say whether every channel offers all seven options. That covers the VGC, TCG and Pokémon GO streams on Twitch and the @playpokemon channel on YouTube. Check the caption menu in the video player on the stream you open. Don't assume that every channel and every language works the same way.
The commentary is in Spanish, so names of cards, attacks and Pokémon may appear in Spanish in the captions too. TCG viewers outside Latin America may want to keep a card list open in their own language while watching. If caption details change before the broadcast starts at 9:05 a.m. CST on October 24 , the update should appear on the official How to Watch page.
Who are the casters and which players might appear?
The official How to Watch guide lists four Spanish-language commentators for each of the three games in Puebla: one team for Pokémon VGC, one for the Pokémon TCG and one for Pokémon GO . The guide also names two players viewers might see, Alberto Cortes and Alexander Canseco Salas. It does not confirm that either of them will compete.
These are the commentary teams as listed on Pokémon.com :
- Pokémon TCG: Pablo Meza Alonso, Dominique Constantza Pinochet Saavedra, Miguel Ángel López Bernal and Marco Antonio Cifuentes Meta.
- Pokémon VGC: Eduardo Abrego (@Lalobtl), Luis Cesar Reyes Cuevas (@CesarsssKamex), Paul Andres Ruiz Jara and Jorge Alberto Ruiz Ramirez.
- Pokémon GO: Pedro Pablo Carrizo Alarcón, Martin Galderisi, Diego Adolfo Aguilar López and César Emannuel Dávila Gallardo.
Card game viewers will hear the TCG team on Twitch.tv/pokemonjcclatam. The VGC team commentates on Twitch.tv/Pokemonlatam . The guide gives social handles only for the two VGC commentators, Eduardo Abrego and Luis Cesar Reyes Cuevas. It gives no handles for the TCG or GO commentators, so this article does not list any for them. If the line-up changes before October 24, the official page is the place to check.
For players, Pokémon.com mentions two competitors by name in its preview:
"Maybe you'll see players like Alberto Cortes or Alexander Canseco Salas, who both had strong finishes at the 2026 Pokémon World Championships," — The Pokémon Company International, How to Watch the 2027 Puebla Regional Championships (source: Pokémon.com)
That sentence says "maybe," and it should be read that way. The guide does not give either player's placement at the 2026 World Championships, it does not say which game each plays, and it does not confirm that either one is registered for Puebla. For final placements from past events and the Puebla results once they are posted, the 2027 season page on Serebii tracks Championship Series results. The official Pokémon Championships event page is the first-party listing for the event.
What are the Twitch Drops for viewers?
Twitch Drops are in-game rewards that viewers can earn by watching the official stream. Pokémon.com lists two kinds of Drops for the 2027 Puebla Regional Championships on October 24–25, 2026. One kind is Pokémon TCG Live booster packs from the 30th Celebration expansion. The other is Pokémon GO items: Star Pieces, Fast TMs and Charged TMs . You earn them by watching the stream for a set amount of time, not by entering the event or buying anything.
Here is what the official guide lists for each game:
- Pokémon TCG Live: booster packs from the 30th Celebration expansion, earned by watching the stream .
- Pokémon GO: Star Pieces, Fast TMs and Charged TMs, earned by watching the stream .
This article does not give exact pack counts, item quantities or watch times, because they could not be confirmed from a first-party source before publication. Check the official Pokémon.com "How to Watch" guide for the current numbers, the eligibility rules and how to claim. Twitch Drops usually require a Twitch account linked to the game account before you start watching. The guide is the place to confirm the linking steps for this event.
The TCG Live rewards are digital items. They are packs opened inside the Pokémon TCG Live app, not physical cards. Watching the Puebla stream does not send any physical 30th Celebration product to viewers. Codes and cards from the Drops are used only in the digital game. Prices and listings for the physical 30th Celebration cards are tracked separately from these digital rewards.
The Drops are tied to the official broadcast channels listed in the guide. The TCG stream is on Twitch.tv/pokemonjcclatam and the Pokémon GO stream is on Twitch.tv/pokemongo . Before you start watching, check that you are on the right channel for the reward you want.
Where and when is the event, and what does it cost to see cards and sets?
The 2027 Puebla Regional Championships take place at Puebla Centro Expositor, Halls 1–2, Av. Ejercito de Ote, Cívica 5 de Mayo, Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla 72260, Mexico . Competition runs on October 24 and October 25, 2026 . The organizer is Karma Beam, according to the RK9 tournament page, which is the official Play! Pokémon registration platform .
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The RK9 registration page lists these VGC deadlines and start times, all in CST (America/Mexico_City) :
- Registration closed: October 21, 2026, 11:59 p.m. CST
- Team list deadline: October 24, 7:30 a.m. CST
- Tournament start: October 24, 8:30 a.m. CST
- Junior and Senior divisions start: 9:00 a.m. CST
RK9 lists VGC entry fees of MX$800 for the Junior and Senior divisions and MX$1,300 for Masters . These fees are for VGC entry only. They are not a price for watching in person.
If you plan to attend as a spectator, check the RK9 spectator page for the current price and conditions before you buy. That page says spectator passes for October 24–25 are "non-refundable and are not transferable to another person or account" . The official Pokémon Championships event page confirms the event is on the 2027 calendar . Ticket prices and prize amounts that appear on secondary sites have not been confirmed by a first-party page, so this article does not state them.
The livestream is free to watch. None of the official sources give a price for the cards or sets shown on stream. The SnapHolo price table below tracks market prices for Pokémon TCG singles and sets, including the 30th Celebration expansion.
What comes next in the 2027 Latin American regional calendar?
The next confirmed step for viewers is the Puebla broadcast itself. It runs on October 24 and October 25, 2026, from 9:05 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. CST each day . Later Latin American stops are part of the 2027 Play! Pokémon Championship Series. The research for this article did not confirm their dates on a first-party page, so this article does not list them. The official Pokémon Championships event site is the place to check the published schedule.
Some secondary calendars list more regional and special events across Mexico, Chile, Brazil and Peru for early 2027. The fan-run Serebii 2027 Play! Pokémon calendar keeps a running list. Dates on a fan site can change before official confirmation, so readers planning travel or registration should check each event's official page and its RK9 registration page. Claims that divisions have sold out also come from secondary sources and have not been verified. This article does not repeat them.
These details are confirmed for Puebla, the first event on the season calendar:
- Pokémon TCG coverage streams on Twitch.tv/pokemonjcclatam, and the stream is in Latin American Spanish .
- Closed captions are available in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese .
- The event is held at Puebla Centro Expositor, Halls 1–2, and a spectator pass costs MX$350 .
In short: watch Puebla on the official channels on October 24–25, then confirm each later 2027 Latin American date on the official Championships site before you plan around it.
Frequently asked questions
What time does the Puebla Regional livestream start?
Both days of the livestream start at 9:05 a.m. CST and end at 6:00 p.m. CST. Day 1 is Saturday, October 24, 2026, and Day 2 is Sunday, October 25, 2026, according to Pokémon.com . The official registration platform, RK9, labels CST as the America/Mexico_City time zone .
Is there an English stream?
No. Pokémon.com lists only a Latin American Spanish broadcast on Twitch and YouTube for October 24–25, 2026. Viewers can turn on closed captions in seven languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese .
Which channel shows the Pokémon TCG matches?
The Pokémon TCG stream is on Twitch.tv/pokemonjcclatam. "JCC" is the Spanish abbreviation for trading card game. The event also streams on YouTube at Youtube.com/@playpokemon. Pokémon VGC has its own channel at Twitch.tv/Pokemonlatam, and Pokémon GO streams on Twitch.tv/pokemongo, according to the official How to Watch guide .
Are there Twitch Drops for watching?
Yes. Pokémon.com lists Twitch Drops for two games. Pokémon TCG Live viewers can earn booster packs from the 30th Celebration expansion. Pokémon GO viewers who watch for 45 minutes can earn 1 Star Piece, 25 Fast TMs and 25 Charged TMs . The official page has the exact pack count, the required watch time and the steps to claim the drops.
Is Puebla part of the 2026 or 2027 season?
Puebla belongs to the 2027 season. The event takes place on October 24–25, 2026, but it is part of the 2027 Play! Pokémon Championship Series. That is why it is officially called the 2027 Puebla Regional Championships . It is listed under the 2027 regionals on the official Championships site .
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SnapHolo prices for the cards and sets in this article
| Card | Edition | Rarity | SnapHolo price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mew B | English | RGB Rare | $3,746.75 |
| Mew R | English | RGB Rare | $3,249.64 |
| Mew G | English | RGB Rare | $3,090.99 |
| Mew ex 152 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $92.32 |
| Gengar ex 154 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $75.96 |
| Pikachu ex 150 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $61.96 |
| Mewtwo ex 151 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $50.82 |
| Pikachu ex 149 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $47.24 |
| Mew ex 158 | English | Futuristic Rare | $47.05 |
| Sylveon ex 153 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $43.12 |
| Jirachi ex 155 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $41.77 |
| Mewtwo ex 157 | English | Futuristic Rare | $40.64 |
| Greninja ex 148 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $21.10 |
| Salamence ex 156 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $15.29 |
| Fuecoco ex 147 | English | Special Illustration Rare | $15.07 |
| Maushold 146 | English | Illustration Rare | $10.51 |
| Meowth 144 | English | Illustration Rare | $8.66 |
| Galarian Meowth 141 | English | Illustration Rare | $6.92 |
| Alolan Meowth 139 | English | Illustration Rare | $6.61 |
| Articuno 132 | English | Illustration Rare | $5.58 |
| Lapras 131 | English | Illustration Rare | $5.30 |
| Moltres 130 | English | Illustration Rare | $5.29 |
| Zapdos 133 | English | Illustration Rare | $5.10 |
| Morpeko 135 | English | Illustration Rare | $4.85 |
| Hisuian Zorua 145 | English | Illustration Rare | $3.75 |
| Drifloon 136 | English | Illustration Rare | $2.91 |
| Mew ex 66 | English | Double Rare | $2.89 |
| Toxtricity 134 | English | Illustration Rare | $2.34 |
| Pikachu 40 | English | Pikachu Rare | $2.30 |
| Chandelure 137 | English | Illustration Rare | $1.90 |
Ungraded card prices as of 2026-10-21 (KST).
Sources: Pokémon.com · official Championships site · RK9 · Serebii · View on Google Maps · RK9 spectator page
