Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

The worst way to get beat!

Playing ZPS (me) vs. MewBox.

I start with 3 Dual Balls, double tails on them all. They get a T2 Plume. That pretty much sums up that game.
 
Losing to luck is the worst way to lose in pokemon. It suck's losing a game you know you could win because cards did not come out right.
 
Rayquaza star taking 12 prizes from you and also benching you at the same time when you have 1 prize left and they have no cards in their deck :/
 
Well at worlds I opened lone Tepig with six junk cards twice.

And I prized double Emboar another game. Would've run through him with RDL.

I'd say my deck was inconsistent but it was one card different from the deck that won worlds. Shouldn't have switched the Pignites I guess.

/sour grapes etc :p
 
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Rayquaza star taking 12 prizes from you and also benching you at the same time when you have 1 prize left and they have no cards in their deck :/
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Missing 3 Reversals in Sudden Death of the last round of the gridner was devastating, 1 heads and I make it...
Loosing at nats due to 2 turn1 judge into garbage

But I think the worst loss was when I got a gameloss at my first worlds, my field was 2 gardevoir, leafeon x, gallad2 claydol, his field was shuppet and magmar.

"where are your pricecards"

...

=_=
 
Tyrogue donked at Nats in the first few second. Now I wait alone in the open gaming room. :(



Loose when you play a supporter then a PONT.
 
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My opponent played a wager as their second supporter and almost getting us a double game loss, and having my deck stolen while playing. Those happened in the same round.
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Was in the middle of talking to a judge about the wager incident, noticed a kid with an abnormally large deck with my sleeves.
 
Yoshi- hit it spot on, ironically after declaring someone else had found the worst way. Losing due to a penalty (unless you were intentionally cheating) has got to be the absolute worst way to lose that doesn't require extenuating circumstances (deck get stolen, having a heart attack, etc.). After all, if you'd just done X/not done X, you wouldn't have suffered an auto-loss!
 
your opponent plays Pokenav....selects Judge as the supporter from the 7 cards....

You shuffle your hand into your deck....

Happened at Nats and at the Grinder
 
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