The Expanded Format will play a large role in Pokemon’s tournament structure in the 2017-2018 season as it is being used as the format for 7 of the 15 Regional Championships. This article gives an overview of the Expanded format’s decks and discusses the ban list for this season.
The 2017 World Championship in Anaheim is less than a month away. In this article Andrew goes over the experience players can expect when competing in Day 1 of the World Championship.
The Top 8 results and decklists from the 2017 Japan Championship. This tournament included cards from our August set, Burning Shadows.
Andrew goes over the Yveltal EX/Maxie’s list he used at St. Louis Regional Championships, goes over a new Yveltal list that may be the play for Portland Regional Championship, and then goes over some of the other stuff that emerged in the Expanded format at St. Louis.
Brandon breaks down his M Gardevoir EX/Xerneas deck for Standard. This deck is built around the old M Gardevoir EX from Primal Clash.
Vespiquen no longer has Battle Compressor to power up its Bee Revenge, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not longer viable. In this article we go over Vespiquen for the new Standard Format.
M Gardevoir EX was recently released in Steam Siege and it is one of the most interesting Mega Pokemon that Pokemon has released. In this article we take a fresh look at M Gardevoir EX, go over cards it can be played with, and take a look at lists for both the Standard and Expanded formats.
In the final edition of Weekend Report for the 2015-2016 season, we go over the top action from last weekend’s World Championship.
Brandon Flowers goes over his first World Championship where he played his Vespiquen/Vileplume deck to a 12th place finish, using the deck to buzz his way through both Days 1 and 2 of the tournament.
How to use the Pokemon Trading Card Game Online (PTCGO) for playtesting purposes and how to get the most out of your testing on the program.