The Go For Broke Card Show returns to the Hyatt Regency Dulles in Herndon on Sunday, October 4, 2026, giving Northern Virginia collectors a full day of sports card shopping right by the Dulles Toll Road. The name says it all: dealers come ready to move inventory, and buyers show up with want lists and a willingness to make offers. It is a Sunday show, which means it works well as a follow-up to Saturday events around the region.
This is primarily a sports card event. Expect baseball, basketball, football, and hockey cards in the form of budget bins, modern rookies, star parallels, autographs, and sealed wax. Vendor counts have not been announced, but the show is billed as a full-day tabletop gathering, and Go For Broke events return to this hotel repeatedly, with more dates listed for January and March 2027. That recurring schedule suggests a regular dealer base and a reliable crowd, which makes the room a good place to build relationships with sellers who bring fresh material month after month.
Hours are 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Sunday, October 4. Admission has not been confirmed on the listing (VERIFY), so check with the organizer or the event page before you drive. Because it is a hotel-hosted show, plan on a standard entry fee rather than a large convention ticket, and ask about children's pricing if you are bringing a family.
The Hyatt Regency Dulles is located in Herndon, close to Dulles International Airport and the Route 28 and Dulles Toll Road corridors. Hotel garage or lot parking is typically available, but ask about current rates. Blowout Cards and TCG Village, two well-known hobby retailers, sit in nearby Chantilly, so you can build a full collecting day around the show.
Sports card collectors, flippers hoping to buy below market, parents with older kids, and dealers seeking a Sunday table will get the most from this event. If you are a Pokémon-only collector, look at other listings first, since this show emphasizes sports.
Arrive fifteen to twenty minutes early and walk the room once before buying. Bring cash, a want list, and a phone loaded with recent sold listings. Sunday shows often bring better negotiating room in the afternoon as dealers prepare to pack up, but the best cards go early, so decide which matters more. Bring top-loaders and a small bag to protect purchases in transit.
One more reason to circle this date: Go For Broke has a recurring presence at the Hyatt Regency Dulles, with additional dates listed for January and March 2027, so the October show is a chance to meet the regular sellers before the winter season. If you collect a particular player or team, tell dealers what you are chasing; regulars often set aside cards for buyers they recognize and will bring them to the next date.
Details and updates are available through the TreasureHunter.show listing and the promoter's social channels.