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Same!!!

Bro as an item card - that would INSANE lol

honestly not sure :D

More of 1 - 3 diamonds only cards format which was already in the solo mode (vs AI). they only need to put this mode / format in pvp. The only difference with no ex and 1 - 3 diamonds only was you can't use the 1-star cards (1-3 diamonds card only in full-art) and promo cards.

Yes!!!!!

Hahah that’s the special #8 promo (: it’s not out yet though!!

@PocketMads Oh ok, thanks for the answer

​​@@PocketMads I was about to say, did they cheat to get it?

LOL Scolipede is awesome XD! I think Gyarados is inherently the stronger deck but mewtwo has less counters and is definitely more consistent right now (:

@@DizIzPointless this specific list is a top placing deck from a large tournament!!!

​@@PocketMads that doesnt suprise me at all! great content man.. its good to rely on someone who clearly knows what hes talking about in terms of choosing the right decks to build (and therefore the right packs to open) :)

@@DizIzPointless I certainly try my best! I'm glad you enjoy the video!!! Thanks for watching :D

But you want a high number of psychich for slab in your deck if you draw two psychis your slab probably wont resolve

@ yes but the case is "you need a specific base pokemon", so you don't care if slab loses one of theyr targets, because you already have what you want

You're right, but consider this as well: by playing slab last you have the chance of effectively thinning your deck by sending the card you don't want to draw at the bottom. Based on the number of cards left in your deck, one of these two effects may become more relevant than the other, therefore playing the pokeball before the slab (or the other way around) may increase the overall chance of drawing the basic pokémon you need in the UPCOMING turns. Basically, I'd argue there's no answer that's suited for every realistic situation, but I suspect doing it as you suggest is gonna be more effective in the majority of the cases.

No you would never hold pokeball unless there's no basic pokemon in the deck and you see one card you don't need is on the bottom. Pokeball takes one card out from the deck. The chance of that bottom card moving to the top is the same as one basic pokemon moving to the top that you could have taken out with a pokeball.

@kennethlinghk Say you have 10 cards left, and you really need one of them. Let's label them as positions 1 through 10. Your card would have an average position of 5.5. A pokeball would thin your deck and reshuffle, improving your average position to 5, but a slab pulling a bad card would reduce it to 4.5.

Both can be true. Generally you want basic pokemon. However say you have all of them already or you don’t need any even if you consider sabrina and whatever might come in the future and red card isn't a concern. In that case holding pokeball after slab would increase your chances.(unless I'm wrong ofc).

Then again if there is still a basic pokemon in the deck and you need a different psychic pokemon and not a trainer card then just pokeball into slab

Pokedex got more value with slab, but we only have 20 card decks so its hard to fit in with slab in most decks

@ i used the same one that was used on this page but subbed the red card for Pokédex

Melmetal is underrated!!!

Whats ur trainers ur running rn? I like adding a budding for my mew to stall if need, but curious ab ur setup

@@jamesearlray7343 2 geo 2 leaf and 1 Sabrina. I might try the buddy expeditioner, might be what I need sometimes. Also some of the times I lost is cause I misread the opponents card with mew. Like Blastoise ex says if it has 2 extra energy it does 60 extra so 160 in total. I thought that would be the case for mew in order to kill the opponents Blastoise sitting at 160 health but my new hit for 90 instead which was weird and I lost the game. We both had 5 energy and he just used it to kill one of my druddigons 🤷🏾‍♂️

Wasn’t me - it was the player who used it in the tournament!!!

Hahahahahahahahaha I was shocked man we wiped that thing off the face of the earth 😂😂😭😭😭

@@Sekkarou YOOOOOO congrats man! Venu feels like a super smart choice and i thought the list was perfect!!! Any additional insight you have? What were your thoughts on the deck and it’s position in the meta?

@@PocketMads I think it is super solid into the meta. Low high tier most likely. Only matchups I hate are Arcanine (the other fire decks are still bad but unless I brick so hard they are more doable) and the celebi matchup as it's the only other card besides charizard that can 1 shot Venusaur and there grind game is better.

@ awesome. Thanks for the insight!!!

@@Zach_Pete you HAVE to start with a basic Pokémon in pocket there are no mulligans. If articuno is the only basic Pokémon in the deck, you have it every time (:

@@lorenzosuriano7167 Tysm ❤️

@@kyewhittle9418 great question!! I’m really not sure. I think it very well could be.