This is my Water Works deck.  Its a version of the rain 
dance, except that my deck works a lot better than most others I have seen. I Have 
only been beaten twice by an electric/psychic deck. The owner of that deck, 
Bert Colantuoni, is a member of the same team as me. His deck has been 
published on other websites for being incredibly good, but the two times he 
beat me he did it on his last turn when he drew his last card. So even 
though 
my deck would be weak to electric it is safe to say that it would take a 
really good electric deck to beat this one. Since my two losses to Bert 
however I have made some serious changes in my deck.  Since that time I am 
undefeated in several matches, and I plan to use it in the upcoming tourney 
this weekend. Here is the layout:
 
 ENERGY
24x Blue Energy
 POKEMON
4x   Magikarp(weak at first, but becomes gyarados, which is a beast)
4x   Gyarados ( 50 for dragons rage, 40 w/ bubblebeam plus possible 
paralyzation) 4x   Squirtle( good basic, has withdraw, and bubble that can 
paralyze) 
4x   Blastoise( RAIN DANCE!! possible 60 damage w/ hydro pump)
 TRAINER
4x   Bill (must have to get those much needed energy)
4x   Pokemon Breeder (Lets you play without any Wortortles)
4x   Oak(after using rain dance to throw tons of energy, it gets u a new 
hand)
4x   Computer Search( Get your Gyarados/Blastoise/Bill/Energy)
4x   Pokemon Trader( Trade for one of the heavy hitters)
	
	The basic goal of this deck is to make use of its speed. You want to 
get out a Blastoise or a Gyarados fast so you can start beating the opponent 
into the ground. The Gyarados is weak to Grass and the Blastoise is weak to 
electric. I have yet to see a good Grass/Electric deck so this doesn't 
really 
matter. You can use the Oaks to get new hands with another pokemon and more 
energy, the Bills, Comp searches, and pokemon traders do the same thing. The 
pokemon breeder lets you play this deck without any Wortortles, which is so 
cool since Wortortle isn't that good anyway. I have had 2 Gyarados and 3 
Blastoise completely built up by the end of my second turn. With Gyarados 
you 
have the dragon's rage which does 50 and Blastoise has the hydro pump which 
can deal 60 damage. Blastoise with 5 energy cards can kill the infamous 
Charizard in a single turn. You also can use the Blastiose's Rain Dance 
power 
to build up your pokemon quick so they can hit the opponent hard.  And 
because you can lay down as many energy cards as u want at a time, you can 
hold them in your hand to until you have to bring your pokemon up to fight.  
That way you can avoid those annoying energy removals.  And I know the ratio 
seems a little odd for the Gyarados and the Blastoise, but you don't need 
all 
four, you only need one or two of each in play. Its a good deck and I'd like 
some feedback on what you people think. so e-mail me at Majik16106@aol.com. 
I 
also have to give a shout-out to my team in Atlanta, GA. Bert 
Colantuoni,Mike 
Owens,Kyle Hagen, and me, Paul Miller, we are TEAM TOOLSHACK.