Christian, thank you so much for these tips, there are still tournament rules that I don't know cuz I'm just playing on my own. In my country Pokemon holds no events and TCG is non-existent to play so I have to force my friends to play it with me. I construct my decks based on your guides, it takes me time, cuz no one sells decent singles, but I like it a lot. So thank you!!
Comment on Overtime. Usually how Christian described it is how it'll go. However, if someone uses an effect like Yoga Loop or Star Chronos, that effect can change the turn order.
For me when I submit a deck list for a regional, I submit it a few days in advance. I make sure to finalize the list the night before and make the list is correct.
I just played in the Liverpool Regionals last week - i used Mew, i knew 2/3 matches will be Zard yet i feel the most confident and powerful with that deck so I used it in any case. 4-4-1 was not a bad result for 1st RC, also a vlog on my channel and picking up knowledge for them from you🧡
Noob question: Can someone explain while you aren't supposed to pile shuffle between rounds? In between games I can understand for time issues, but in between rounds is in your own free time right? With the amount of tutors etc... I understand it doesn't matter that much (unlike Magic the Gathering where you are required to pile shuffle before your game), but I'd still prefer not to have like 4 energy clogged up together in my opening hand if that makes any sense 😅
Could you make some video to explain the difference between tech cards and what is called "anti-meta cards"? In terms of decks it is pretty straightforward: "metagame decks" are built around the one of the Pokémon or tool that is popular and competitive right now, it could include the "tech cards" that has a purpose to counter the other "meta decks". But then when people talk about "anti-meta" there are several definitions: some people think that only decks could be "anti-meta" - the whole deck that is designed to counter all meta cards, or somehow designed to be playable outside of the boundaries of the current metagame, while other people think, that individual cards could be "anti-meta", and that is basically the definition of a tech card. Can you explain your vision of the terminology?
Thanks a lot for these tips ! I’m a new player and these week, I’ll be playing in the Dortmund regional, which will be my first ever regional and because of that, I have a lot of questions. But, my biggest question that I would like to ask you is : “How do you know against which opponent you’ll be playing with on each game and where are you getting these infos ?” I would really appreciate your help because I started playing this game last June and my first ever deck was a meowscarada ex deck that YOU recommended! And it’s also because of you that I’ll be playing miraidon because I watched lots of your videos. 😅
but in march i do compete in a tournament but i need to submit my list on 12-2 then that goes not realy a week before and the last event before the march event is 11-2
What happens if person A wins the first match, person B the second and during the third the turns end when A only has 1 prize card left and B has 6? Is it still a tie?
Remember guys, believe in the heart of the cards
Me being both a Yu-Gi-Oh! and Pokémon fan reading this
Christian, thank you so much for these tips, there are still tournament rules that I don't know cuz I'm just playing on my own. In my country Pokemon holds no events and TCG is non-existent to play so I have to force my friends to play it with me. I construct my decks based on your guides, it takes me time, cuz no one sells decent singles, but I like it a lot. So thank you!!
I got the same problem and in my country there is many fake card so it’s rlly hard to find a good seller and there is no Pokémon event also😢
Shower, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, mouthwash, gum, deck, strats.
This man is the reason I started playing competitive.
Same
I'm on my way as well
Same
Every regional ive gone the give lunch breaks but u forgot 2 important things...wash yalls mouth in the morning and use deodorant
Haha i love playing the tcg but the stench of some of these table top players omg
I copied one of your deck list to play in today’s league challenge. 1st place! Beating 2 mirror matches to get there! Thank you for your content!
Comment on Overtime. Usually how Christian described it is how it'll go. However, if someone uses an effect like Yoga Loop or Star Chronos, that effect can change the turn order.
For me when I submit a deck list for a regional, I submit it a few days in advance. I make sure to finalize the list the night before and make the list is correct.
I just played in the Liverpool Regionals last week - i used Mew, i knew 2/3 matches will be Zard yet i feel the most confident and powerful with that deck so I used it in any case. 4-4-1 was not a bad result for 1st RC, also a vlog on my channel and picking up knowledge for them from you🧡
New fan I can't wait to go to my first tournament
Noob question: Can someone explain while you aren't supposed to pile shuffle between rounds? In between games I can understand for time issues, but in between rounds is in your own free time right?
With the amount of tutors etc... I understand it doesn't matter that much (unlike Magic the Gathering where you are required to pile shuffle before your game), but I'd still prefer not to have like 4 energy clogged up together in my opening hand if that makes any sense 😅
Good sleep is really important. By round 6/7 you start to feel mentally drained so being well rested is super important
Could you make some video to explain the difference between tech cards and what is called "anti-meta cards"? In terms of decks it is pretty straightforward: "metagame decks" are built around the one of the Pokémon or tool that is popular and competitive right now, it could include the "tech cards" that has a purpose to counter the other "meta decks". But then when people talk about "anti-meta" there are several definitions: some people think that only decks could be "anti-meta" - the whole deck that is designed to counter all meta cards, or somehow designed to be playable outside of the boundaries of the current metagame, while other people think, that individual cards could be "anti-meta", and that is basically the definition of a tech card. Can you explain your vision of the terminology?
Fantastic tips, man. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the community.
I don’t even play this tcg but can’t stop watching 😂son just collects the cards
Thanks a lot for these tips ! I’m a new player and these week, I’ll be playing in the Dortmund regional, which will be my first ever regional and because of that, I have a lot of questions. But, my biggest question that I would like to ask you is : “How do you know against which opponent you’ll be playing with on each game and where are you getting these infos ?”
I would really appreciate your help because I started playing this game last June and my first ever deck was a meowscarada ex deck that YOU recommended! And it’s also because of you that I’ll be playing miraidon because I watched lots of your videos. 😅
This man is the goat fr fr fr
but in march i do compete in a tournament but i need to submit my list on 12-2 then that goes not realy a week before and the last event before the march event is 11-2
Can you do a charizard ex deck list plz
Search ”AzulGG charizard deck list” and you’ll find one :)
Let’s see the hype songs playlists!
What happens if person A wins the first match, person B the second and during the third the turns end when A only has 1 prize card left and B has 6? Is it still a tie?
It’s still a tie!
Hey Christian good news it was really hard but I was able to get into Vancouver regionals
Did not know that card warps will cause DQ.
its not like Im bad its gonna be my first regionals and i want to know some tips
I have a league cup Pokémon tournament coming up. I’m deciding to play hybird miradon or Charizard. Any suggestions?
Use Charizard. It's your best pick
I would choose Charizard
Appreciate it so much. Any suggested deck list for charizard?
This is my list:
Pokémon: 15
4 Charmander
2 Pidgey
2 Pidgeot ex
1 Mew
1 Jirachi
3 Charizard ex
1 Lumineon V
1 Charmeleon
1 Entei V
1 Radiant Charizard
1 Manaphy
Trainer: 18
1 Counter Catcher
1 Escape Rope
1 Level Ball
1 Forest Seal Stone
1 Professor's Research
1 Choice Belt
1 Artazon
4 Arven
4 Battle VIP Pass
3 Boss's Orders
3 Iono
1 Technical Machine: Devolution
2 Super Rod
2 Lost Vacuum
1 Collapsed Stadium
4 Ultra Ball
1 Switch
4 Rare Candy
Energy: 1
6 Basic Fire Energy
Total Cards: 60
Looks okay, for efficiency reasons, know which set your Pokémon are from when you write your decklist
only have 3 deck
Bring snacks, the food lines are always long
I'm made a wu-chen deck
Hi
Here’s a tip: some obscure deck no one has ever heard of and hope they don’t know how to deal with the deck
ima play toedscruel ex