Recent content by POPokeDad

So where is the next best (and closest) city to stay in? On Expedia.com, ALL ROOMS ARE BOOKED. Any suggestions by anyone?

Wow - our lists are almost identical. I play in the Orlando area Masters division. I went top 16 at GA States with my list. Compared to your list I've got: +1 Tynamo +1 Zekrom -1 Sages -1 N -2 Communicatoin +2 Level Ball (better, trust me)

My list is similiar and these are the differences. The current list I have is (very) consistent. I feel Terakion is not necessary as you have Zekrom EX for heavy lifting. +1 Zekrom +1 Tynamo (you need 4) +1 PONT -1 Sage -2 N -2 communication +2 level ball (just flat out better card)...

I saw Dakota's list also. I also heard about this type of deck doing well at European Cup. Here's a build I intend on testing. Similiar to regular list I run of straight Machamp -- which gives me about a 75% win ratio. POKEMON: 21 Stage 2: 5 2 : Magnezone (Prime), TM-96 1...

Very nice Machamp deck list. Your is the best I've seen so far. The balance of supporters and trainers seems ideal. I have been looking for way to add (1) Mesprit into my list, and I believe you should look for way to add (1) Regirock into your list. Try these changes: -1 Mesprit +1...

Finally a well thought out Machamp list! Well done! I really like your list (but) you have a super heavy load of trainers here. If you don't get trainer-locked, it's a terrific list. With trainer lock, you lose 18 cards in your deck -- 18. If you're going to run this line of trainers then...

There is a similar list posted at Propokemon.com. Check that build out if you like this. I find that teching all the anti-VilePlume cards may be a waste of time. You can defeat that deck if your careful on your benched techs and use your Uxies to knock off the Gengars. Adding a Regirock can...

I've been playing a Machamp deck since cities started, and best finish was a 4-2. I'm in Orlando area so competition is tough here. I'm also just an average player, so I know this build is pretty decent. Try this list: POKEMON: 19 Stage 2: 4 2 : Machamp (Prime), TM-95 2 ...

Made a very competitive Wailord deck last fall. Try the Platinum Golducks -- they hit for 60, throw the energy back to a waiting Golduck or the new Wailord. Then use switches/warp points/warp energy to abuse the Wailord attack repeatedly, by switching w/free retreat Golduck, then retreat, then...

Well done -- great article. Good hygene? Let's hope so!

Supporters for Gengar/Vileplume/Spiritomb This deck needs a big hand refresh as often as possible, so you can draw upon the supporter you need at the time. You should run at least (3) COPYCAT. Your opponent will be loaded with cards, and you will draw from 8 - 12 cards every time you drop it...

I think a Spiritomb starter is a big problem for you. Your deck is very trainer heavy and you won't be using those when you set up vs. a Stage 2 deck w/Spiritomb. I bet if you can run the trainers, the deck is slick and fast.

You should ask Aleks about a good build. I still think the best T1 Pokemon is MACHAMP. You increase your odds of Machamp T1 by playing (4) Machop, then having good start game draw to RCandy T1 Machamp. Need plenty of energy also (fighting). Same goes for the T1 Kingdra -- The last guy to...

Since you want to probably start donking some basics, your Pokemon could look like this: POKEMON: 22 Machop: 4 (your starter) Machoke: 2 Machamp: 3 Kingdra Prime: 2 Kingdra UL-17 (not LA): 1 Seadra UL-40: 2 Horsea LA-102: 3 Uxie LA: 3 Uxie LV. X: 1 Chatot: 1 Best chance of...

I am working on my new T-tar deck, and yes, consistancy will what we all strive for. As I see it, energy acceleration is what this deck needs. Try this mix: T-tar Prime - 2 T-tar SF - 1 Pupitar - 2 (pick ones you like) Larvitar - 3 (any) Electivire FB - 1/2 or 1/3 (for starter option)...