Is there bluffing in Pokemon TCG?

[Aron Figaro]

No!...this was answered a few years ago.

Seriously if people would spend half as much time trying to get better at the game as they do trying to flirt with the "cheating line" they would find a heck of a lot more success.

Actually, with the change in rules for private zones to match Japan (where that was always legal) the specific case of Roast Reveal is legal. The power does say you MAY discard a fire energy, and the rules on null effects reference TRAINERS and SUPPORTERS.

Whether we need another amendment to handle this is up to the Rules Team, but I feel that as long as we're all playing by the same rules (which we weren't before, but that was somehow only made obvious by Terrakion EX) it's fine. The POINT of Power Spray was to create those kind of interactive shenanigans, and because of how poorly received it was by US players (and almost entirely only US players) we will never see another card like that.

 

[The Gorn]

... having a Dusknoir (DP) visible as reference card without actually having it in your deck etc...

Heh.
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