Ruling quistion about winning

[elekid957]

lets say i have 6 pokemon on the field and so does my opponent i have 6 prizes left and he has 5. now let's say i simultaneously knock out all pokemon on the field except one of mine who would win?
opponent wins on prizes
i win because me has no bench pokes left
i also win because of prizes

another situation is that opponent only has 2 pokemon out and i don't draw all my prizes (he still draws all of his) then who would win?
also the way i kill all pokemon is this poke-body:

Forretress LV.43 – Steel – HP90
Stage 1 – Evolves from Pineco

Poke-Body: Iron Shell
Whenever a Basic Energy card is attached to this Pokemon from hand, the owner of this Pokemon flips a coin. If tails, 2 damage counters are placed on every Pokemon in play, excluding any Forretress. This Body doesn't work when Energy is attached as an effect of an attack.

[M][M][C][C] Explosion: 100 damage. Forretress does 40 damage to itself.

Weakness: Fire (+20)
Resistance: Psychic (-20)
Retreat: 2

 

[Chairman Kaga]

lets say I have 6 pokemon on the field and so does my opponent I have 6 prizes left and he has 5. now let's say I simultaneously knock out all pokemon on the field except one of mine who would win?

In such a case, where both players win at the same time, whoever satisfies the most win conditions is the game winner.

opponent wins on prizes
I win because me has no bench pokes left
I also win because of prizes

You win. You have satisfied two win conditions (all prizes taken, opponent has no Pokemon in play), while your opponent has satisfied only one.

another situation is that opponent only has 2 pokemon out and I don't draw all my prizes (he still draws all of his) then who would win?

If your opponent has one win condition (all prizes taken), and you have one win condition (opponent has no Pokemon in play), then the game goes to Sudden Death. Start a new game with only one prize.

You might also want to read this post.

 

[elekid957]

^thanks that answered my question =)