Paul, the inner/outer sleeve goes the opposite way! Otherwise you aren’t adding much protection! The top is still open this way as opposed to creating a seal! Also Konami says they have to be in opposite directions to be legal!
Sleeving a deck is like counting coins or painting a mini. Most people might think it's just a tedious thing you gotta do, but it's such a fun activity for me. I could literally spend the entire day doing it and be happy at the end
2:51 - you know the inner sleeve is supposed to go the other way around right? from top to bottom. because otherwise you aren't protecting your card more, the opening is in the same spot
@@ARainyDayArcher I don't know why you think I didn't watch till the end... it's not about demonstrating different ideas, it's regulation. you gotta put the outer sleeve and the inner sleeve in different directions.
Wait, what is Paul doing? Why is he putting both sleeves on the same way?! Before I got back into playing, I thought it was funny how big the news of double-sleeving was. But now that I am playing, I feel the need to double sleeve all of my decks, especially because I'm using premium gold rare cards. Why wasn't that legal before?
Probable cheating, or that was what people were thinking was the reason as I think there is no real statement from Konami. Cheating in the way that you could in some way, see a difference on the cards doing this, some feeling thicker than others.
@@MrLegion501st Back in the 2000's before double sleeving was banned some would hide extra cards in-between sleeves to swap cards between matches. A few even showed how they could do it while pretending to just shuffle their hand, which would allow them to do it during match's.
Very important for people to see especially TeamAPS's Audience, if you double sleeve, please make sure the outsleeve or dinner sleeve is sleeved from the opening of the sleeve starting on the top of the card going down, as opposed to the regular sleeve starting from the bottoms going up.
@@JohnnyYeTaecanUktena to be fair cheating is an issue in all games. Some really interesting videos exposing cheating in MtG tournaments, some good enough to get away with it even with a table judging watching the match.
@@JohnnyYeTaecanUktena well by having sleeves in opposite direction if the card were to get go out of the second sleeve it would still be protected from the outside by the second sleeve.
@@ninawilliams8 Yes but i was asking as to why a rule needed to be made in the first place. To me that just screams "Yeah our card game is full of cheaters" if you actually had to have a rule to specify that as again it should be common fucking sense
PSA 1: Gotta have those double sleeves facing opposite ways PSA 2: the flap on the resealable inners goes behind the card not in front, your foils will look better for it
I was wondering why you put the sleeve in the same way. I'm not trying to be rude but seems like it would get more dust and dirt inside when it's like that.
I love the Idea of having the outter double sleeve on the extrra deck and the inner for the main deck. It really does make them look regal lol and a nice contrast
I've been playing Yugioh since like 2000 and I didn't even really sleeve at the time (too young). I learned about sleeves around 2006. Then when Card fight Vanguard came out I learned about double sleeving, and I've been double sleeving my Yu-Gi-Oh cards ever since (but I never participated in Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments). I'm so happy we can finally officially double sleeve because there are some beautiful color combos you can make to match themed decks
Imo the entire reason to double sleeve is to protect a "premium" sleeve, and to "seal" the top and bottom openings as Paul demonstrated at the end. I'm a genuinely confused why someone wouldn't just seal the top and bottom if double sleeving.
ive met someone with hes deck slevved in top loaders, he pulled it out of hes bag and the whole comlete deck was toploaded. He said he got them in bulk. the cards inside were all just commons and rares
Thank you for this video. I was wanting to double sleeve my cube and I hadn't considered just using standard size clear sleeves. I already have a crap ton of those from a mtg project.
Hey! Real quick. A big thank you! I started getting back into yugioh with duel links and Team APS videos. I've been wanting to find a community to play in person. After I watched your sleeving videos, I hopped on the dragon shield website and found a local card shop through their store locator. Hopped in my car and headed over to go check it out. Found a fantastic community to play yugioh with! So thanks guys! Thanks for the content. Thanks for getting me excited for the game again. And thanks for indirectly introducing me to a great community! P.S. can't wait for the speed duel GX box video! In february!
I love the perfect fit sealable been using them for Magic for a couple years now. I have at least 2-3 EDH (100 card) decks and 3 Modern (60 card main, 15 card side) decks in them. I am really glad to hear Yu-Gi-Oh finally has them.
Thanks for the recommendations, I will definitely try these out! 🙌 I am just starting to really get into the game and only recently bought my first sleeves ever (Ultimate Guard). I was just wondering what the best sleeves for double-sleeving would be over the past couple of days, so this video came at the perfect time! 🤗
Was gonna go into the comments to yell at Paul for not putting the inner sleeves/outer sleeves the same directions, but y'all got that covered already haha~ Thing of note: Before the outersleeves that Dragon Shields had for JPN-size cards, what most people did to do an outersleeve is to use Standard Dragon Shield Clear Matte sleeves and use that to double sleeve the cards. Most JPN-sized sleeves fit snuggly into a standard sleeve, which "converts" the standard sleeve into an outer sleeve! So if you can't find the Dragon Shield Outersleeves for JPN-sized cards, you can use Standard Clears instead! PS: I'm also a BIG fan of KMC Perfect Fit innersleeves more than Dragon Shields. I find KMCs have a better tight fit that helps double sleeve a lot better within a regular sleeve. Cheers and thanks for the vid Paul!
Having your cards sleeved the same way with the gap on top is against tournament policy. You have to place them in a opposite way, the card has to be seald inside 2 sleeves.
Currently triple-sleeving my cards. But I feel like investing $0.50 of protection for each and every one of my $0.15 cards still isn't enough. Do you guys think it's possible for bricks of epoxy to be legal in tournaments soon?
Dragon Shield is working on Smokes for smaller cards. Smokes are one-sided translucent sleeves work with their lighter colors to help you not see the back of the card through the sleeve.
Unfortunately, that wouldn't be legal for YGO. Konami policy documents say that the one of the two sleeves when double-sleeving needs to be transparent. But we've got double-sleeving legal now in the first place so maybe we'll be allowed something like that in the future?
You did it wrong, you're supposed to put the outer sleeve in the opposite direction of the inner sleeve so there's no "opening" and the card is more protected.
When you double sleeve you should put on one sleeve upside down. Like when I double sleeve (using inner sleeves) I put the card upside down in that sleeve and then right side up in my dragon shield sleeve. That way the card is protected from the top and bottom in case anything spills
@@EMPCraft wie können die dragon shields 59x86mm sein? Hab mir die selben grünen wie im video bestellt merke aber grad das meine inner sleeves schon 60x87 haben und die sind schon sau eng. Das macht irgendwie kein sinn auf der dragon shield packung steht am rand 59x86 oder ist damit was anderes gemeint meine Hüllen kamen noch nicht deswegen konnt ich noch nichts probieren
@@chqnks1297 Die inner sleeves MÜSSEN eng an dr Karte anliegen. Solange die Karte nicht gebogen wird ist mit den slleeves alles okay. ich hoffe du hast bei den dragonshields die yugioh größe bestellt dann müsste das gut passen.
@@EMPCraft es macht halt irgendwie kein sinn die kmc perfect sleeves sind 60x87 aber die dragon shield yugioh japanese size sleeves sind 59x86 also kleiner wie kriegst du die da über die inner sleeves gezogen?
I didn't know Dragon Shield made perfect fit sleeves. I tried outer sleeves when the rule was first changed, but didn't like how thick the deck was. Maybe I'll try out the perfect fit inner sleeve and see how that feels.
love ds over sleeves, haven’t tried any better ones yet tbh. the clear front and matte back is very nice. too bad my locals hadn’t been able to restock in like 6 months
I'm about to use border sleeves for extra deck tho i heard they are illegal even if onkly used for extra? use the official art sleeves from konami and use dragonsheild matte clear over it. the art sleeves are holo and the matte makes it pop more.
Ultra Guard also has inner sleeves that load in from the side. Wonder what the Konami ruling on those are, since their ruling is that the sleeves need to be opposite
So I want to clear up something that's been bugging me. The official rule says that you can double sleeve your cards in the condition that at least one of your sleeves is a clear sleeve. This video has lead me to believe that it does not matter which sleeve is the clear one, the inner or outer sleeve. Am I correct about this assumption? Secondly, I am curious about whether I can do something or not. Can I for an example double sleeve my main and extra deck, and leave the side deck single sleeved, then when I'm tagging out cards from my side deck, I remove the outer sleeve from the main/extra deck card and apply it to the side deck card. Would this be legal in a tournament or do I need to have the side deck double sleeved as well? Please let me know.
I'm a competitive Pokémon player, casual Yu-Gi-Oh, and beginner Digimon. I really like Perfect Fit sleeves for my binders. I also double sleeved my Yu-Gi-Oh! deck with the Perfect Fits, and some Ultra Pros on the outside. I experimented with oversleeves to put over some anime branded sleeves I bought, and I found that with Pokémon in particular, it made the deck height too unwieldy. Seems fine with Digimon though, as that deck has about 10 fewer cards. I can see it being fine with Yu-Gi-Oh, but I'd have to test. For my Pokémon deck, I currently have them single sleeved because I ran out of perfect fits, and because my current deck doesn't have any really valuable cards lol.
I love those sealable sleeves, since I tend to change my decks regularly my cards get a bit of wear and tear as time goes on but these inner sleeves let me change my decks around without any issue
Wait so officialy from Konami, we're allowed to double sleeve our cards and use them at locals, regionals and even YCS? Nice! Now all we need is the ability to use one dice for up to 6 spell counters instead 6 separate dices
@@DirtCheapFU I mean, by official rules if you were to use dice as spell counters it is 1 dice=1 spell counter, I want the ability to use 1 six sided dice from numbers 1 to 6 as the amount of spell counters I have. If I have 3 spell counters, I turn the single dice to number 4, if I got another one making it 5, I turn it over so the number 5(or 5 dots) are on the top and so on instead of using a single dice as a single spell counter....Like bruh, I need like 100 dice that way but with this I need only like 6-12max....
inner or outer, yoy yugioh players are new to this and did it wrong. whichever sleeve ends up inside you want it on backwards, so top of card down. then place the card in the outer sleeve normally, that way you prevent anything from getting to.the card itself. this is what mtg players do and I may use this as it will give me more feel for the smaller cards.
I used to double sleeve my Vanguard cards with a clear inner sleeve then outer KMC sleeves, if i remember the brand correctly. I stopped playing in 2015.
Sleeves always go opposite to actually seal the card top and bottom. You put the inner sleeve over the top of the card, so its open at bottom, then you take that and slide it bottom first in the regular sleeve and that way the top of card is sealed when exposed at opening of top of your main sleeve I have had great success with the Dragon shield matte gold Japanese size card sleeves with the KMC perfect fit 60x87mm inner sleeves. You sometimes need to use a table to help press the card down into the out sleeve but once done you NEVER had to redo it. They stay locked in too and dont slide up card sleeve. Once sleeved stack you deck and used a very hard flat surface and compress your deck with a little weight to get any air bubbles out of sleeve and in an hour or 2 you have a super clean, protected, flat deck.
I'm kind of a sleeves/dice goblin, so i love this kind of videos, but i wouldn't double sleeve a deck in such a way that the second sleeve Is put on in the same direction as the First sleeve. I would do It the way that protects the upper part of the card with the second sleeve
Quick question, for the extra deck, if i use a inner sleeve then a regular art sleeve, but i want to protect the art sleeve, can I triple sleeve my extra deck? Or would i be resteicted with strictly 2 sleeves?
Ive been double sleeving my card since before the ruling change. If im going to spend my hard earned money on cards you can bet im going to protect them with double sleeving
There are those hobby league selves in red or blue that I purchased from an OTS* years ago and they fit ultra pro ones as a double sleeve and they also have the official yugioh logo
I got the sealable Japanese size inner sleeves and Japanese sleeves and cannot get the card in the sleeves there is absolutely no wiggle room to barely get the card in
Small Card, Like yugioh can be Overkill 5th sleeve 😆 1st: small perfekt fit soft 60x87 2nd: normal small sleeve 62x89 3rd: standart perfekt fit soft 64x89 4th: normal Standart sleeve 66x91 5th: Standart sleeve soft 67x94 Have fun 😆
nice too bad theyre out of stock and no shop i use seems to be carrying them gonna have to wait and keep using standard clear mattes from them which are fine but just a tiny bit too big. rather have a snug fit
Hi, i have a dragon shield japanese size pro matte, this kmc mini character works on my dragon shield? I want them to fit perfectly, not slip inside because they are too loose, thanks
Double sleeving your cards is awesome... if you're collecting. When it comes to actually playing with them, they are a pain to shuffle and the thickness of the deck can be bothersome.
I want to do it but I'm still unaware if is legal to double sleeve like that for official tournaments. I know we can double sleeve, but I believed that the main, extra and side must be double sleeved in the same way, meaning, all inner sleeved or all outer sleeved, because I would like to do it the same way Paul did.
3 Rikka Petal? I know it's very important to keep at least 1 copy in rotation, but how do you keep the extra copies of Petal from clogging up your hand?
Couldnt help pause a few times to peak into the deck... But yeah. I double sleeving is a great feel but the cards do feel too big after going so long with the Japanese size only. Also... Rikka Fairy's in Magenta and Olive(inner) and standard Green and magenta(inner) combo. A-1.
When I came back to YGO recently and found out Konami legalized double sleeving like 5 or 6 ago I was so excited no one would hassle me about it and now single sleeving just looks so cringe.
Paul, the inner/outer sleeve goes the opposite way! Otherwise you aren’t adding much protection! The top is still open this way as opposed to creating a seal! Also Konami says they have to be in opposite directions to be legal!
and the tournament policy also states that double sleeved cards HAVE TO be sleeved with opposing sides, otherwise its illegal
@@WayneDotExe OP already said that lol
@@Harmonic14 oops lmao...seems like I didnt read the whole sentence
He also opened the United We Stand Sweepstakes Promo and took it out of the package and put it in a sleeve 😳
Appreciate the warning, thinking about going to a locals sometime soon and didn't wanna go in with an illegal deck setup out the gate lol
I have just started double sleeving my cards and my commons have never felt so expensive
LOL
LMAOO I plan on doing the same, every common will be double sleeved and then all my collector cards will be double sleeved plus top loader
Sleeving a deck is like counting coins or painting a mini. Most people might think it's just a tedious thing you gotta do, but it's such a fun activity for me. I could literally spend the entire day doing it and be happy at the end
2:51 - you know the inner sleeve is supposed to go the other way around right? from top to bottom. because otherwise you aren't protecting your card more, the opening is in the same spot
@@alicepbg2042 Watch til the end. He demonstrated that as well.
@@ARainyDayArcher I don't know why you think I didn't watch till the end...
it's not about demonstrating different ideas, it's regulation. you gotta put the outer sleeve and the inner sleeve in different directions.
I could sleeve cards all day, too
Wait, what is Paul doing? Why is he putting both sleeves on the same way?!
Before I got back into playing, I thought it was funny how big the news of double-sleeving was. But now that I am playing, I feel the need to double sleeve all of my decks, especially because I'm using premium gold rare cards. Why wasn't that legal before?
Probable cheating, or that was what people were thinking was the reason as I think there is no real statement from Konami. Cheating in the way that you could in some way, see a difference on the cards doing this, some feeling thicker than others.
@@MrLegion501st Back in the 2000's before double sleeving was banned some would hide extra cards in-between sleeves to swap cards between matches. A few even showed how they could do it while pretending to just shuffle their hand, which would allow them to do it during match's.
Very important for people to see especially TeamAPS's Audience, if you double sleeve, please make sure the outsleeve or dinner sleeve is sleeved from the opening of the sleeve starting on the top of the card going down, as opposed to the regular sleeve starting from the bottoms going up.
@@davidagosta is this why Yugioh can't have any fun a few jackasses messing it up for everyone else?
@@JohnnyYeTaecanUktena to be fair cheating is an issue in all games. Some really interesting videos exposing cheating in MtG tournaments, some good enough to get away with it even with a table judging watching the match.
sleeves are officially supposed to go in opposite directions
Why does it need to be official to do that? i thought it should be common sense as it offers the most protection to the card itself
@@JohnnyYeTaecanUktena well by having sleeves in opposite direction if the card were to get go out of the second sleeve it would still be protected from the outside by the second sleeve.
@@Franckzzz Can you rephrase that to where an idiot can understand? As i really don't understand what you just said
@@JohnnyYeTaecanUktena its a rule, im guessing so you cant identify cards in your deck by if the top of the sleeve is open
@@ninawilliams8 Yes but i was asking as to why a rule needed to be made in the first place. To me that just screams "Yeah our card game is full of cheaters" if you actually had to have a rule to specify that as again it should be common fucking sense
PSA 1: Gotta have those double sleeves facing opposite ways
PSA 2: the flap on the resealable inners goes behind the card not in front, your foils will look better for it
yah he used it the wrong way hahaha he didn't protect his card. the upper part is exposed hahahaha
Honestly had only heard of the perfect fit sleeves and never actually saw the inner sleeves before either. That was informative. Thanks.
Perfect fit and inner are the same thing.
Honestly never knew perfect fit and inner were the same thing
KMC perfect fits sleeves ARE the inners. they are 60x87mm. Those are snug as can be on yugioh cards and then go in your normal sleeve.
I was wondering why you put the sleeve in the same way. I'm not trying to be rude but seems like it would get more dust and dirt inside when it's like that.
I love the Idea of having the outter double sleeve on the extrra deck and the inner for the main deck. It really does make them look regal lol and a nice contrast
PSA put the first sleeve on upside down then outer upside right.
I've been playing Yugioh since like 2000 and I didn't even really sleeve at the time (too young). I learned about sleeves around 2006. Then when Card fight Vanguard came out I learned about double sleeving, and I've been double sleeving my Yu-Gi-Oh cards ever since (but I never participated in Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments). I'm so happy we can finally officially double sleeve because there are some beautiful color combos you can make to match themed decks
PUT YOUR PERFECT FITS ON UPSIDE DOWN OR THERE IS NO POINT IN DOUBLE SLEEVING. Thank you for coming to my TED talk
Watch until the end
The innersleeve is supposed to go on upside down. That’s how you get a proper seal, the whole point of double sleeves.
I've always dip my sleeves cards in cold glass of dr pepper to make sure it was properly sealed.
@@annedrieck7316 you’re an absolute mad lad.
@@Hellspwn6 he just test it on common card, let's be honest.
Imo the entire reason to double sleeve is to protect a "premium" sleeve, and to "seal" the top and bottom openings as Paul demonstrated at the end.
I'm a genuinely confused why someone wouldn't just seal the top and bottom if double sleeving.
ive met someone with hes deck slevved in top loaders, he pulled it out of hes bag and the whole comlete deck was toploaded. He said he got them in bulk. the cards inside were all just commons and rares
Double sleeving not only protects your cards, but to me personally makes the cards pop and look better aesthetically!
Thank you for this video. I was wanting to double sleeve my cube and I hadn't considered just using standard size clear sleeves. I already have a crap ton of those from a mtg project.
Hey! Real quick. A big thank you! I started getting back into yugioh with duel links and Team APS videos. I've been wanting to find a community to play in person. After I watched your sleeving videos, I hopped on the dragon shield website and found a local card shop through their store locator. Hopped in my car and headed over to go check it out. Found a fantastic community to play yugioh with! So thanks guys! Thanks for the content. Thanks for getting me excited for the game again. And thanks for indirectly introducing me to a great community!
P.S. can't wait for the speed duel GX box video! In february!
I love the perfect fit sealable been using them for Magic for a couple years now. I have at least 2-3 EDH (100 card) decks and 3 Modern (60 card main, 15 card side) decks in them. I am really glad to hear Yu-Gi-Oh finally has them.
Ah yes a fellow person that knows the pain of shuffling a freshly sleeved 100 card deck
Thanks for the recommendations, I will definitely try these out! 🙌 I am just starting to really get into the game and only recently bought my first sleeves ever (Ultimate Guard). I was just wondering what the best sleeves for double-sleeving would be over the past couple of days, so this video came at the perfect time! 🤗
DOUBLE SLEEVING IS THE BEST!
Was gonna go into the comments to yell at Paul for not putting the inner sleeves/outer sleeves the same directions, but y'all got that covered already haha~
Thing of note: Before the outersleeves that Dragon Shields had for JPN-size cards, what most people did to do an outersleeve is to use Standard Dragon Shield Clear Matte sleeves and use that to double sleeve the cards. Most JPN-sized sleeves fit snuggly into a standard sleeve, which "converts" the standard sleeve into an outer sleeve! So if you can't find the Dragon Shield Outersleeves for JPN-sized cards, you can use Standard Clears instead!
PS: I'm also a BIG fan of KMC Perfect Fit innersleeves more than Dragon Shields. I find KMCs have a better tight fit that helps double sleeve a lot better within a regular sleeve.
Cheers and thanks for the vid Paul!
The word you were looking for on the clear matte outer sleeves is translucent. Great review on the products and will definitely order some!
Having your cards sleeved the same way with the gap on top is against tournament policy. You have to place them in a opposite way, the card has to be seald inside 2 sleeves.
LOVE those sealable sleeves, Ive been doing double upside down sleeving so that'll be a nice change
Currently triple-sleeving my cards. But I feel like investing $0.50 of protection for each and every one of my $0.15 cards still isn't enough. Do you guys think it's possible for bricks of epoxy to be legal in tournaments soon?
lmao
Dragon Shield is working on Smokes for smaller cards.
Smokes are one-sided translucent sleeves work with their lighter colors to help you not see the back of the card through the sleeve.
Unfortunately, that wouldn't be legal for YGO. Konami policy documents say that the one of the two sleeves when double-sleeving needs to be transparent. But we've got double-sleeving legal now in the first place so maybe we'll be allowed something like that in the future?
You did it wrong, you're supposed to put the outer sleeve in the opposite direction of the inner sleeve so there's no "opening" and the card is more protected.
When you double sleeve you should put on one sleeve upside down. Like when I double sleeve (using inner sleeves) I put the card upside down in that sleeve and then right side up in my dragon shield sleeve. That way the card is protected from the top and bottom in case anything spills
For some reason my perfect fit sleeves don’t want to slide in smoothly to the classic Japanese sleeves
@@radicalcat yeah I usually use 2 irrelevant common cards to push the card I want to sleeve into the sleeve
I really hate Katana. Perfect Fit KMC and Normal DragonShields are the best combo.
Dragon shield + inmer sleeve is too think imo
@@yu-gi-oase7498 dich gibt's auf TH-cam? Nice bestelle gerne bei dir
@@EMPCraft wie können die dragon shields 59x86mm sein? Hab mir die selben grünen wie im video bestellt merke aber grad das meine inner sleeves schon 60x87 haben und die sind schon sau eng. Das macht irgendwie kein sinn auf der dragon shield packung steht am rand 59x86 oder ist damit was anderes gemeint meine Hüllen kamen noch nicht deswegen konnt ich noch nichts probieren
@@chqnks1297 Die inner sleeves MÜSSEN eng an dr Karte anliegen. Solange die Karte nicht gebogen wird ist mit den slleeves alles okay. ich hoffe du hast bei den dragonshields die yugioh größe bestellt dann müsste das gut passen.
@@EMPCraft es macht halt irgendwie kein sinn die kmc perfect sleeves sind 60x87 aber die dragon shield yugioh japanese size sleeves sind 59x86 also kleiner wie kriegst du die da über die inner sleeves gezogen?
I didn't know Dragon Shield made perfect fit sleeves. I tried outer sleeves when the rule was first changed, but didn't like how thick the deck was. Maybe I'll try out the perfect fit inner sleeve and see how that feels.
They're brand new that's why
if your feeling really froggy you'll sleeve it like the last example plus a hard plastic card protector!
love ds over sleeves, haven’t tried any better ones yet tbh. the clear front and matte back is very nice. too bad my locals hadn’t been able to restock in like 6 months
I'm about to use border sleeves for extra deck tho i heard they are illegal even if onkly used for extra? use the official art sleeves from konami and use dragonsheild matte clear over it. the art sleeves are holo and the matte makes it pop more.
Ultra Guard also has inner sleeves that load in from the side. Wonder what the Konami ruling on those are, since their ruling is that the sleeves need to be opposite
So I want to clear up something that's been bugging me.
The official rule says that you can double sleeve your cards in the condition that at least one of your sleeves is a clear sleeve. This video has lead me to believe that it does not matter which sleeve is the clear one, the inner or outer sleeve. Am I correct about this assumption?
Secondly, I am curious about whether I can do something or not. Can I for an example double sleeve my main and extra deck, and leave the side deck single sleeved, then when I'm tagging out cards from my side deck, I remove the outer sleeve from the main/extra deck card and apply it to the side deck card. Would this be legal in a tournament or do I need to have the side deck double sleeved as well?
Please let me know.
Look how far we got, we have mats to protect sleeves to protect sleeves to protect cards
Gotta love ygo comunity XD
That's Dragon Shiled for you.
I'm a competitive Pokémon player, casual Yu-Gi-Oh, and beginner Digimon.
I really like Perfect Fit sleeves for my binders. I also double sleeved my Yu-Gi-Oh! deck with the Perfect Fits, and some Ultra Pros on the outside.
I experimented with oversleeves to put over some anime branded sleeves I bought, and I found that with Pokémon in particular, it made the deck height too unwieldy. Seems fine with Digimon though, as that deck has about 10 fewer cards. I can see it being fine with Yu-Gi-Oh, but I'd have to test.
For my Pokémon deck, I currently have them single sleeved because I ran out of perfect fits, and because my current deck doesn't have any really valuable cards lol.
I love those sealable sleeves, since I tend to change my decks regularly my cards get a bit of wear and tear as time goes on but these inner sleeves let me change my decks around without any issue
Wait so officialy from Konami, we're allowed to double sleeve our cards and use them at locals, regionals and even YCS? Nice!
Now all we need is the ability to use one dice for up to 6 spell counters instead 6 separate dices
Wait what about using 6 separate dices for spell counters? I use a icosahedron. 20 sided. I get a few complaints about that...
@@DirtCheapFU I mean, by official rules if you were to use dice as spell counters it is 1 dice=1 spell counter, I want the ability to use 1 six sided dice from numbers 1 to 6 as the amount of spell counters I have. If I have 3 spell counters, I turn the single dice to number 4, if I got another one making it 5, I turn it over so the number 5(or 5 dots) are on the top and so on instead of using a single dice as a single spell counter....Like bruh, I need like 100 dice that way but with this I need only like 6-12max....
Dice is already plural.
@@RetroPillowcase Nobody cares.
@@lukasr1166 thanks. As an English teacher, that really hurts
Real chads quadruple sleeve their cards
Tournament legal way is putting them opposite ways in. So innersleeve opening would go in facing the opening of the other sleeve.
well I don't think I want my deck to be thicker than it is now so lol I've just keep the main sleeve. still I'm glad I learned that
Theres no reason to use double sleeves if you put it the wrong way.
the last inner sleeves are a pretty big brain product
That's cool and all, but I think it adds even more unnecessary thickness.
@@therobotchickenMLP no such thing as too thick
I use regular black sleeve then put it in a pokemon sleeve since I have so many from etbs
Am I the only one that wants to inner sleeve, sleeve, and then outer sleeve again! Triple protection!
Thanks! I had a few questions....that YOU answered nicely!
inner or outer, yoy yugioh players are new to this and did it wrong. whichever sleeve ends up inside you want it on backwards, so top of card down. then place the card in the outer sleeve normally, that way you prevent anything from getting to.the card itself.
this is what mtg players do and I may use this as it will give me more feel for the smaller cards.
I don't think the outer sleeves are out in NA yet, unfortunately.
Thanks for the information, didn’t know there was a sealable option!
The kid who tripple sleeves his cards is the same kid who would tell the teacher she forgot to check the homework
I didnt know about this, thank god Dragon shield
Double sleeve is great until you unsleeve :D
I used to double sleeve my Vanguard cards with a clear inner sleeve then outer KMC sleeves, if i remember the brand correctly. I stopped playing in 2015.
My hands are too small for double sleeving. Alpha M says there’s no correlation.
I go Japanese perfect fit > Japanese classic white > standard perfect fit > standard matte custom design sleeves > ultra pro penny sleeves
Sleeves always go opposite to actually seal the card top and bottom. You put the inner sleeve over the top of the card, so its open at bottom, then you take that and slide it bottom first in the regular sleeve and that way the top of card is sealed when exposed at opening of top of your main sleeve
I have had great success with the Dragon shield matte gold Japanese size card sleeves with the KMC perfect fit 60x87mm inner sleeves. You sometimes need to use a table to help press the card down into the out sleeve but once done you NEVER had to redo it. They stay locked in too and dont slide up card sleeve. Once sleeved stack you deck and used a very hard flat surface and compress your deck with a little weight to get any air bubbles out of sleeve and in an hour or 2 you have a super clean, protected, flat deck.
I never new there was rule on how many times you can sleeve a card
I like the ones that add girth but no length and preferably glow in the dark with lots of different ribbing and… oh my bad I just started the video
The sealable sleeves are a game changer.
I want to order from them but I know nothing about customs in the US
I'm kind of a sleeves/dice goblin, so i love this kind of videos, but i wouldn't double sleeve a deck in such a way that the second sleeve Is put on in the same direction as the First sleeve. I would do It the way that protects the upper part of the card with the second sleeve
Quick question, for the extra deck, if i use a inner sleeve then a regular art sleeve, but i want to protect the art sleeve, can I triple sleeve my extra deck? Or would i be resteicted with strictly 2 sleeves?
Have triple sleeved my decks, ultrapro, hard perfect size and dragon shield.
Ive been double sleeving my card since before the ruling change. If im going to spend my hard earned money on cards you can bet im going to protect them with double sleeving
How can i prevent the cards from bending a little bit. I feel like my inner double sleeved cards bend
There are those hobby league selves in red or blue that I purchased from an OTS* years ago and they fit ultra pro ones as a double sleeve and they also have the official yugioh logo
Guys, I think he got the message that he put them in the wrong way 😂
nah not yet
I got the sealable Japanese size inner sleeves and Japanese sleeves and cannot get the card in the sleeves there is absolutely no wiggle room to barely get the card in
Dragons shield are awesome I the magenta & jade sleeves 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽but double sleeving I might have to encourage it
Always quad sleeve...and if im feeling extra I slap a top loader on aswell for good measure !
I double sleeve all my decks using either dragon shield clear or broccoli green and use yugioh ocg sleeves for the inner.
omg put the inner sleeve from bottom to top and de outter from top to bottom or i'm gonna faint
I don’t think I really need to double sleeve. I don’t play Yu Gi Oh, I just collect them for the art. They don’t leave my folders haha
I'm perfect fit seal sleeving all my cards and...it's been a slow and tedious practice.
Can show how to sleeve Digimon/Pokémon card?
Small Card, Like yugioh can be Overkill 5th sleeve 😆
1st: small perfekt fit soft 60x87
2nd: normal small sleeve 62x89
3rd: standart perfekt fit soft 64x89
4th: normal Standart sleeve 66x91
5th: Standart sleeve soft 67x94
Have fun 😆
Can the dragon shield outer sleeves fit any yugioh size art sleeve or just dragon shield art sleeves?
What is the size of a perfect sleeve which goes inside other sleeve. 60x87?
One day we're gonna have straight up card condoms
nice
too bad theyre out of stock and no shop i use seems to be carrying them
gonna have to wait and keep using standard clear mattes from them which are fine but just a tiny bit too big. rather have a snug fit
Hi, i have a dragon shield japanese size pro matte, this kmc mini character works on my dragon shield? I want them to fit perfectly, not slip inside because they are too loose, thanks
i thought that if you use two layers of protection it will break easier???
2 Questions, Is Double sleeving legal now in Ygo tournaments? & Does your extra deck need to be the same sleeves as your main deck for a tournament?
Digging the jade sleeves.
Do not follow this video. At 3:00 he is not double sleeving correctly.
Awesome tips! Very helpful! Thank you!
Double sleeving your cards is awesome... if you're collecting. When it comes to actually playing with them, they are a pain to shuffle and the thickness of the deck can be bothersome.
I want to do it but I'm still unaware if is legal to double sleeve like that for official tournaments. I know we can double sleeve, but I believed that the main, extra and side must be double sleeved in the same way, meaning, all inner sleeved or all outer sleeved, because I would like to do it the same way Paul did.
Couldn't you just put the inner sleeve upside down and then the regular sleeve normally to get the same seal effect?
Hey you might see this but what is a side deck also we got the same Paul
Can you make a video about shuffling
Why not turn the card upside before adding the 2nd sleeves so crumbs or dirt can’t get in the top
3 Rikka Petal? I know it's very important to keep at least 1 copy in rotation, but how do you keep the extra copies of Petal from clogging up your hand?
The sealable sleeves are interesting.
Couldnt help pause a few times to peak into the deck... But yeah. I double sleeving is a great feel but the cards do feel too big after going so long with the Japanese size only. Also... Rikka Fairy's in Magenta and Olive(inner) and standard Green and magenta(inner) combo. A-1.
I wanted to double sleeve but the cards get all puffy and slide everywhere 😢
It's cool seeing your Rikka deck! Will you ever do a profile of it? I'm curious how different it is from mine.
When I came back to YGO recently and found out Konami legalized double sleeving like 5 or 6 ago I was so excited no one would hassle me about it and now single sleeving just looks so cringe.