OLA House 2: Trading Cards, Community, and Web3 Vibes in São Paulo

On October 8 and 9, the second edition of OLA House took place—an in-person experience organized by Ola Guild Games in São Paulo, as part of the Brasil Game Show (BGS). Just like in its first edition, a house was rented and transformed into a meeting space for creators, players, and Web3 communities. This time, however, with a special twist: the world of trading card games (TCG) took center stage.

Games, mechanics, and networking

Over two days, attendees got to try out titles like Solforge Fusion, Parallel TCG, LOL Land Game, and GIGACHADBAT, in interactive sessions that blended competitive play, casual conversations, and great food. The local AvaxTeam1 community also had a strong presence, helping strengthen ties between content creators and Web3 projects across LATAM.

Booster pack fever

One of the most talked-about moments was the massive TCG booster pack opening. From Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh to Parallel Busters, attendees shared the thrill of discovering rare cards, exchanging impressions, and learning about new titles. The dynamic became a collective ritual filled with nostalgia, discovery, and humor:

“There’s only one way two grown men can solve a problem... PARALLEL BUSTER OPENING!” — mestrearty via X

Physical cards as souvenirs

Ola Guild Games also unveiled a physical version of its own TCG for the first time, handing out cards as exclusive souvenirs. While they weren’t part of an official mechanic, their presence was meaningful to the community—a tangible glimpse of the project’s future potential. For many, it was their first physical contact with Ola’s TCG universe, and it opened the door to these cards playing a bigger role in future editions.

More than an event—a community

OLA House once again proved that Web3 gaming doesn’t just live on-screen, but thrives in shared spaces. Discovering new games, making friends, opening packs, and toasting to the future of the ecosystem were all part of an experience that, beyond the technical, celebrates gamer culture and human connection.

See you at the next edition