Hill’s Wholesale Gaming LAST VERIFIED: August 6, 2026

Hill’s Wholesale Gaming, at wholesalegaming.biz, is a long-running wholesaler of trading card games and tabletop gaming products; no headquarters location or founding year is stated on the pages reviewed. The retailer-oriented catalog covers collectible card games from the Pokemon era onward, including Dragon Ball, Cardfight!! Vanguard, Force of Will and Dungeons & Dragons lines, plus collectible miniatures such as Heroclix, Horrorclix and Attack Wing, board games, dice and bulk card lots. Notably, the range includes many legacy and out-of-print game lines alongside current product. The company lists both a toll-free line, 1.800.818.9978, and a direct number, 724.610.9494, and publishes shipping terms and an FAQ.

The site does not state a minimum order quantity or minimum order value. Payment flexibility is broader than most: major cards and PayPal are accepted, and the published terms also allow personal checks, business checks and US money orders. Shipping goes out via UPS and USPS under published shipping terms and an FAQ. A login is offered and the catalog is oriented toward retailers, though the record does not show a strict account gate; dropship support is not stated. Given the number of older product lines listed, buyers should confirm stock on specific items by phone or email before paying, rather than relying on catalog listings alone.

Hill’s Wholesale Gaming has the markers of a genuine long-running trade supplier — published terms, toll-free and direct phone lines, and unusually flexible payment options including checks and money orders. The caveats are age-related, as the record flags: the website itself is dated, with noscript cart links and a table-based layout, and many listed game lines are discontinued, so the catalog almost certainly overstates live inventory. That combination means order confirmation matters more than usual — verify availability before purchase. For game retailers hunting current stock or legacy and out-of-print lines it can be a useful source, provided every order starts with a direct inventory check.