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10foot with that special poker power in yugioh duels 🤣

'Poker Player scream about Dog for 10 minutes"

Yugioh x Balatro

So the Heart of the cards is real

Love this type of content!! Subscribed.

I want to see the worse player win for the lulz. Give me the poker player who gets it in bad and gets there on a 2-outer. Give me the YGO player who ignores every possible bluff attempt where they should be reconsidering and just sacks the pants off their opponent in the finals. Give me the Chris Moneymaker effect in as many possible fields of competition to show anyone truly can win, and give me nothing but devastation for those who craft their game to try and eliminate all possible variance (e.g. competitive Smash as run by its grassroots community.) That said, this was a great video showing your points well.

This video is insane.

This video needs a loud warning in the title

Loud as fuck.

This was very good especially for the national season

Just like Pegasus

Excellent video truly a masterpiece

This video should become mandatory for anyone trying to be good, specially in time wizard formats

Could you make a video about the popular opinion that heroes can’t win tournaments despite their many tops because they have a consistently low ceiling? On one hand it makes sense to me but on the other hand it doesn’t sound quite right. If they’re getting tops then clearly they can win games, it’s not like semi-finals or finals become a different game.

Actually insanely helpful, I do this sometimes but you yelling at me to do it all the time will be the difference between winning more and not <3

I really liked what you said about tilting. A big Pokémon CZcamsr had outplayed his opponent in a Smogon tournament for about 40 turns. Then lost due to a 10% ice beam freeze. He said “GG” and the comment section was livid and told him to never say GG again in that situation. It struck me as odd that people would willingly play a high variance game like Pokemon but variance isn’t allowed

sometimes i bluff thinking but it always seems dubiously legal.

I know I’m exaggerating slightly but man I gave up on yugioh and this video was so genius I’m diving back in. Possibly the best theory video I’ve ever seen on yugioh

Great video, well said👍

Hey, this was a great video !!! Very insightful and I love the breakdown of the super simplified game state with Caius, really got me thinking! Definitely gonna subscribe for more :)

Amazing video, well done!

Too bad in the current format when the opponent sets a monster, it's ash blossom 99% of the time.

I make make to card count my opponent deck

This video is 15 years late lmao. This ain't applicable in the current mess people call yugioh.

Absolutely incredible video

Very funny and insightful commentary

Did you just admit, on video, to taking actions to influence your opponent's plays? I'm calling the Yugioh police.

Hey, just want to praise the video. Most of the videos that I've watched about yugioh and maths are borderline clickbait, or pretty deterministic. I really, really liked your approach and tone.

awesome video, thank you <3 I may have quit yugioh but i cant miss out on your gems

This was SO GOOD 🤣🤣🤣

As a Poker Dealer at a casino and a avid player of Edison this video goes hard

Even though I don't play Yugioh, (anymore) I really enjoy watching videos about how to play and build better decks, because most of the wisdom is transferable to Magic the Gathering with a bit of math adjusting. I really need to up my bluff game, but I only play burn, so if I'm bluffing, I'm dead.

This is the best video ever

This video cold.

I love the energy in the video, an absolut joy to watch

Yeah this was me back between 2015-2016. I was a huge Fluffal/Frightfur player and my friends knew it. Because that deck was focused on board breaking and OTKing going second, they'd usually opt for me to go first during our matches. I knew this would be the case so I specifically designed my deck differently to go first. My end boards were usually 3 Frightfur Sabretooths, that couldn't be destroyed by battle or card effects and one Frightfur Sheep which resurrected itself upon destruction. Then I'd set a couple of backrow. The main backrow I'd have set was Frightfur March. It's a counter trap that negates a card that targets a Frightfur fusion monster and allows you to special summon another fusion monster. This was a huge deal in our friend group because it caught a lot of people off guard. Back then Targeting was the only sure way to get rid of monsters that couldn't really be destroyed. So Frightfur March was a perfect counter to boss monsters such as Kozmo Dark Destroyer and Cyber Dragon Infinity. Eventually my friends caught on to my ploy and started running backrow removal like Twin Twisters to destroy my Frightfur Marches before dealing with my monsters. To counter that, I started setting things like Toy Vendor and Polymerization. Which threw them off even moreso because every single game they had to think about how to attack my board. If they hit the backrow, they might destroy my Frightfur Marches but they also might hit a couple of Toy Vendors, giving me even more advantage to end the duel the next tuen. If they go straight for my monsters, they might trigger the Frightur Marches and lose all their advantage for nothing. Giving me more board presence and a higher chance of winning. It was a very fun time playing mind games back then, I became known as the guy who'd set a Polymerization just because, even though it didn't make logical sense because I risked losing the card. Now days I'm too gung-ho with my approach. I just full send and hope for the best.

great vid

your voice sopunds a awful lot like the youtuber woohoojin

I dont even play yugioh but this is all applicable to other card games

back in da days in 2005-2010 was bluffing/mind gaming a important part in ygo.

Great video! I didn’t learn a lot new, per se, but you gave a name and face to a lot of concepts I struggled to figure out on my own for years. To anyone watching: this guy knows his stuff! Just remember that if you plan to play in paper at all, do not make a habit of pulling up deck lists or using hyper geometric calculators leading up to these events. Get used to working these out in your head as much as possible. For online tournaments absolutely use these tips.

Still I can’t scratch my head ob how always the same people in yugioh top

great video really well made, 10/10 would recommend.

great video

this video rules

Nowadays if you pretend to think for a few seconds just to bluff, your opponent accuses you of slow play...

why would you attack armed wing over gale? and how would sirocco win in case of attacking? I dont understand

This is the iron man infinite tutorial for edison I think

Lmao love the yelling and exuberance you in the vid

Great video, should have added that its talking mostly about Edison because i assumed that its modern Yu-Gi-Oh. Still,some of the things said do still apply to it. I would love to see you give modern Yu-Gi-Oh a fair shot(maybe later tho, the current format low key blows)