Potts Gaming

I wish I could leave zero stars for this place. My boyfriend and I went to buy cards from a specific player at the store and as we were leaving, the owner (you’ll know who it is, because he’ll tell you) stopped us and was being extremely rude about not checking with him before walking in. It seemed like he just wanted to assert his dominance more than anything, and it left a sour taste in our mouth. He spoke to us in a very condescending and disrespectful manner and we will not be coming back.

very friendly owner and a nice play area, gets a little warm but thats fair for a good play space.

I think the bad reviews were from scalpers that were turned away or something. I went in today and he helped me no problem, would definitely come back.

Another person here who never reviews places. Been to this location twice. Went for a regular tournament which was fine, and a "pre release" tournament which was not at all what was advertised and what should have been. Tournament was posted on the legal tournament app as a pre release tournament priced at one point only to show up and its not at all what they used the app for. I paid 20 dollars for 2 packs and a chance at nothing in their tournament(app said 35 sealed which is 6 packs of new set to use as deck). Mostly seems like a money scam place, so be warned. The space they have is a little off putting, but not at all the problem. The problem is it seems with the false advertisement of from not only(using my experience along with others who were new there) on product, but legal tournament postings. Will be reaching out to bandai about inappropriate use of their app and product for said events, specifically with one piece. Do not go here for any events outside of basic tournaments for said game until they fix this problem. This is a store for people who strictly know eachother and profit off of eachother as such. Highly disappointed in my experience. Will never be going here again.

Really weird vibe here. I got in and it was just a tiny room with a dude behind the desk and a single shelf with a random assortment of card packs. We asked if he had any pokemon cards and he said no, but we lifted some of the packs up and saw some Pokemon boosters underneath. When we asked how much, he seemed to just pull a random number up out of nowhere. Seemed more like a money laundering front than an actual store.