They can call a Judge to check your deck, if they want.
Pokemon USA, taking a cue from their Japanese HQ, expects a certain degree of sportsmanship in Organized Play.
Choosing zero when zero is a valid choice falls within the bounds of what's allowed, although the Japanese managers find even that distasteful(!).
Out and out lying about what you have or don't have in your deck, however, does not.
Since when is lying not cheating?
Pokemon USA, taking a cue from their Japanese HQ, expects a certain degree of sportsmanship in Organized Play.
Choosing zero when zero is a valid choice falls within the bounds of what's allowed, although the Japanese managers find even that distasteful(!).
Out and out lying about what you have or don't have in your deck, however, does not.
Since when is lying not cheating?
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