Coming from our Team I guess I can shed the truth:
The deck was made by Curtis Lyon, our Youngest and raising player, but the final draft used was tweaked and revised by me.
It was in fact 3-Abomasnow, Manectric, Ampharos, and 101 Queen tech to make sure we wouldn't get locked ourselves.
Anyways 4 out of the 6 of us played it since we couldn't provide the cards for everyone.
Bidier 7-1 ground in but going 1-3 with Flytech (over teched...).
Curtis 6-2 missed by 4-5 spots
Juan 5-3 Lost last round by donk...
Matt Dropped due to donks, horrible 2 claydols being prized and an opponent hitting 4 heads twice with hurricane punch.
Props to Curtis for making us all believe in something that seems so stupid on paper and allowing us to get as far as we all did.
this is pretty much the truth.
myself (curtis) made the deck to ensure a t2 power lock on almost every deck in format. omega prime (geneses) tweeked the deck and made the best list possible
the deck was never supposed to be called obamas trick...
, it never had a name ftr. lockdown or snowlock would be more appropriate i guess.
even with a fire weakness obama can bank two or three spreads. he sets up with amph very nicely, seeing as if i spread onto a benched luxray, they can no longer bright look.
even though the speedrill matchup seems bad, the t2 claydoll lock kills them. with manetric hitting the search drills, i can sweep with queen or amph.
palkia matchup isent very hard with manetric and cynthias doing most of the work.
every attacker in the deck can abuse upper to maximum potential.
heres the list
pokemon: 25
33 snow
22 claydol
222 sheep
111 queen
1 uxie
1 ditto
22 dog
energy: 13
4 call
3 rain
3 lighting
3 upper
supporter: 9
3 rose
4 bebe
2 cythina
studiam: 3
3 bts
trainers: 10
2 luxray
1 ts2
2 candy
2 night
2 switch
1 warp
we never banked on it becoming a "secret deck" but our results as listed above were accurate.
bidier jing grinded in
me (curtis lyon) - finished 6-2 (whiffing on spots), one of my losses was to someone flipping 4 heads with rayquaza.... (true story)
juan carlos lorenzo - finished 5-3 with two losses too sableye
and matthew koo - dropping out - first loss was to someone rolling 4 heads two times in a row with hurricane punch, and getting paired up with ramparados... the only pokemon in format able to by-pass snows body:nonono:
for the record, we decided for bidier not to risk playing this deck at the actual worlds based on the fact that we feared dialga g and queen techs.