Interviewing #3 player in the world Nicky Goldman || One Piece TCG MENACE

This interview I try and get inside the mind of one of the greatest players this game has seen.
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[@heartpiratestcg]

Link to everything in description

[@DrRockso9]

Shoutouts to him watching my r9 match at LA and helped me not get cheated by my opponent by backing me up

[@MrMirofl]

Nicky seems like a really cool dude! Thanks for interviewing him. Keep it up!

[@Whyunoinbed]

Dam I wish Nicky would do a RG law list every set

[@MELOVISIONHD]

Bro you been dropping back to back bangers daily wtf goated

[@KevinSandersJr]

yo appreciate the consistent content especially this interview style its great to listen to.

[@XLcranium]

Really interesting hearing from him, just wish HPTCG let him talk more instead of gassing himself up. Reeks of insecurity!

[@heartpiratestcg]

I give all my people plenty of chances to talk. You were triggered by the creepy player tier list huh? I call you out on there

[@Andynic12]

Super humble dude.
Also nice to hear a positive opinion on Nami for once.

[@teetii_]

As someone new to OPTCG, I really enjoy these

[@dakotabreaux8216]

With the Saka ban what leader is he going to be playing now?

[@heartpiratestcg]

He doesn’t know yet he said

[@Maro95]

I don't know the ruling on this so can you tell me - When you're playing against someone can you take a look at their deck before the start of the match? Can you know your opponents' decklist?
For example in locals, how are you going to know if your opponent doesn't have a 5th copy of a card in their deck or not? The whole tournament could go by and it's possible that no one would notice.
This is probably a well known thing in tcg but I'm new to this.
If it's not allowed, how do you catch cheaters? If it is allowed, why aren't people doing it more? Some points in the video were about losing because you didn't know that your opponent was running a specific card or not. If you know their decklist then you know what to play against.

[@-murphyslaw-1786]

In yugioh judges do random deck checks…it’s possible to get away with but usually you turn in a deck list at the beginning of a tournament and if you place your deck gets checked then as well

[@ant_989]

Red/Green Law is so good. I don't get why more people don't see it...

[@ladyvolfan05]

Nicky was my first opponent in gencon treasure cup last year and he cheated against me. Just wonder how many people he has done that to since and if that’s why he’s gotten where he is.

[@TheMynameisernesto]

I think I played against him at a tourney and thought he was mad cuz of his poker face. Glad to hear he was just focused as hell LOL

[@Nyloxmc]

If only R/g law didnt get dumpstered by the meta :(

[@purge723]

Nicky with the hoodie 😂🤙🏼

[@littlefeeney9140]

Nick is my boy

[@gamingtutninja]

I would love to see a copy of the nats R/G law list

[@ZombifyYourself]

look up onepiece tcg irl's video

[@TheRichardPerry]

How do you know how if the person is top 10 in the world and what is the criteria, is there like a website or something.

[@uJustin0719]

I would like to know too

[@Crysez]

its based off of limitlesstcg's player records

[@heartpiratestcg]

The limitless TCG post

[@XenoCake]

How can I watch the pro circuit tourney?

[@heartpiratestcg]

I’m gonna reupload the matches to TH-cam but it was on moonlight TCG for twitch

[@XenoCake]

@@heartpiratestcgThanks! Would be good to include a link to your Twitch channel on your Link Tree and the Moonlight TCG website.