Singles, Slabs, Sealed and Card Show Chaos
Splash & Shadow TCG started with Ludwig and Renee, two Vegas-based collectors turning a mountain of cards into a real card-show vendor brand.
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Market analytics for collectors and vendors who are serious about the hobby.
Track what cards actually sell for — not what they're listed at. Clean price history across singles, slabs, and sealed, without digging through sold listings yourself.
Vendor-side tools for pricing your showcase, moving bulk, and knowing what to restock before the next show — built by people who actually stand behind a table.
Know when the market moves on the cards you watch, so you're early instead of reading about it a week later.
Real sold prices, updated continuously — the numbers the hobby actually trades on.
Which sets are heating up, which are cooling off, and where the value hides.
Watch the cards you care about and get pinged when the market moves.
ShadowWave is in active development. Follow along for previews and be there on day one.
Follow for Launch NewsLudwig and Renee didn't start as vendors. They started as collectors — the kind who obsess over condition, argue about which sets actually matter, and have definitely stayed up too late watching market trends move. Somewhere between a mountain of bulk and their first card show table, Splash & Shadow TCG was born.
Based in Las Vegas, they run a booth that doesn't fit neatly into one box. Pokémon singles, PSA slabs, sealed product, bulk boxes, trade binders, collection buying — if it's in the hobby, it's in the mix. But the real goal has always been bigger than the booth.
Ludwig is building ShadowWave — a next-level analytics platform for collectors and vendors who are serious about the market. Real data, real insights, the kind of tool that didn't exist yet so he decided to build it himself.
On the content side, Splash & Shadow is doing things differently. No boring pack openings. No inside jokes that only vendors get. Instead: something artistic, something that actually captures what makes this hobby feel electric — whether you've been collecting for 20 years or just pulled your first rare.
The bigger plan? Travel. New cities, new shows, new collectors. Because the cards are cool, but the people are the point.
Collectors first. Always.