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In my defense, that was only the second supporter that I had played the entire game, so I had 10 left in my deck plus 2 random receivers. I drew absolutely awful the entire game, so I don't think you can say that I was "lucky", and I am offended.

Thanks everyone!

RE: HenryP's 2011-2012 Cities! 19 down 4 to go! It's fixed now. Good job at the marathons.

I have to disagree with just about everyone here. EelZone is definitely not a very hard deck to beat. Six corners absolutely destroys it. EelZone needs to get 6 3-energy lost burns to beat it, which is impossible because of catcher/terakkion, and six corners is becoming extremely popular now (at...

There's no need for goth to be fast, and it doesn't matter if you get outsped. If they have one prize left when you get set up, you still win with goth.

Mr. Tea, you couldn't be more wrong. As Celebi said, Reshiphlosion auto-loses to Goth. Reshi can't get it early so Goth has unlimited time to set up, and when it sets up, it takes 6 straight prizes as Reshi has no way to take a prize.

Instead of complaining about things like this, use them to your advantage. Look at the lists on the internet, and memorize them. If you play against a mediocre player who you think took their list off of the internet, then you know their counts. You also know that they are going to go with the...

Rikko, those military tactics are used to save lives. Stalling is a frowned upon way to win in a children's card game. Big difference. Just play the game the way that it's meant to be played people.

Mewbox definitely does not have a bad stage 1s matchup.

I know that everyone will disagree with this, but I think that KYJ with zoroark should be considered tier 1. The only thing that it doesn't have a good matchup against is zpst, but I beat a zpst in top 2 today, so the macthup is winnable.

Worlds is definitely a much harder tournament than nats. At nats you are pretty much guaranteed to play a few rounds against amateur or worse players, which puts you at 3/4-0, meaning that you can go about 3-3 against top players and still make cut. At worlds you play against top players all 7...

At nats my Pokemon were 4-4 Yanmega, 3-1-3 Kingdra, 3 Jirachi, 1 cleffa. At worlds they were 4-3 Yanmega, 3-1-3 Kingdra, 2-2 Zoroark, 2 Jirachi and 1 Cleffa. I don't think a heavy Kingdra line in necessary because you really never need more than one, but a second is always nice. I think that...

Because every turn you have so many options and so many things to do.

At nats my energies were 5 psychic and 3 dce, and at worlds my energies were 2 psyich 2 rainbow and 4 dce. Imo those are the best energy options.

Reshiphlosion takes skill if you truly know what you're doing (I know that contradicts itself, but it's the truth.) Kingdra Yanmega Jirachi is the hardest deck in the format to play. Trust me, I probably have more experience with it than anyone else on this forum.

Once again SP's were not a problem at all, and they weren't the reason that they did a mid-season rotation.

Going first this format doesn't even compare to going first last format. In a lot of matchups it was better to go first last format. It was incredibly balanced last format. This format however, there is absolutely no drawback to going first. As far as Yanmega goes, it only won Juniors, and the...

Yeah I'm in seniors but it's the same format as masters so it still means something if that's what you were saying. I played 4 Juniper 4 Copycat 2 Pont 2 Collector and 1 FSL as my supporters. I also played 3 pokegear.

I think it's tier 1 still. I went 9-0 at nats with it and I played it at worlds with a 2-2 zoroark going 5-2 and only losing to two reshiphlosions that went first and got two typhlosions out on their second turn.

Everytime a new set is released, someone on the internet complains nonstop about how a good a card/deck is. Most of the time they are wrong, but a lot of times there are cards that are way too good. I'm going into my 9th year of playing competitively, and I've seen a lot of over-powered cards go...