Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

How my day was ruined at Nationals

My only problem with Nationals was the big gaps between the rounds I mean I would of like to been able to of gone to the Exibit hall a little bit longer but I didn't want to miss a round. And then we had to be repaired almost every round. But over all I had fun. I just hope next time it's a little more orginized. I give props to all my oppents who showed great sportsmanship and weren't sore losser when I did beat them and gave me congrate and stuff when I did loose there were like that was close I thought you had me...I know my game with Will from Team Chicago was a good match. While we waited we played Pokémon war !! and I my Mysterious Fossil beat an energy since Mysterious Fossil has 10 HP it beats any Trainer/Energy !! I won by 1 point thought...See what we have to do to keep our selfs occupied inbetween rounds. ^^
 
FYI
My contacts with PUI have been heard and dealt with in a very appropriate manner.
They do care about the quality of the tournament.
I am sure the next large events will be better.

Thanks Dave and staff
 
yeah i know alot of cheaters but they couldnt ruin my time even though time between rounds were long the atmosphere was still fun even though i would have liked time at the convention
 
I would watch out for cheaters even more at worlds cause think about it, if that player and others where willing to cheat to win Nationals there will probably be alot more of it at Worlds accept they'll learn from there mistakes and try to be more sneaky and watch to cheat when your distracted or talking to a friend sitting next to you. I would make sure to watch what my opponent does every turn and for cards like Stevens advice get a hand size count every turn and if an opponent tries to cheat multiple times I'd try to get a judge to stay and watch the game to make sure he can't cheat anymore, well unless he wants to risk the judge catching him "red handed" persay.
 
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