I played my deck at a Pokemon League Tournament at Wizards of the Coast at 
Crossroads mall in Bellevue, Washington.  The date of the tournament was July 
1.    I played against many different decks while I was there and my 
mono-lightning deck held very well.  It consists of all lightning pokemon 
except for 2 Chansey.
Here it is:
POKEMON:
4 pikachu ( 2 Jungle)
3 raichu
4 voltorb
3 electrode
4 electabuzz
2 kangaskhan
TRAINERS:
4 bill
2 professor oak
2 computer search
2 potion
2 super potion
2 gust of wind
2 plus power
2 energy retrieval
ENERGY:
20 lightning energy
2 Double Colorless ( for kangaskahn )
 
So there's the deck.  The goal with the deck is to draw cards to get as many 
options in the game as you can.  The deck utilizes cards like bill,  prof. 
oak, and computer search to get the cards you need right away.  I also use 
kangaskahn to draw extra cards with fetch if I need to but he's mostly in the 
deck for his powerful comet punch.  The goal is to use the card drawing 
strategy to get out a powerful lightning pokemon like raichu or electrode.  
Kangaskahn can dish out some damage too.  I use electabuzz to hold off my 
opponenets pokemon until I can get someone bigger out.  I played 3 people and 
had one bye in the tournament and ended up 1st.  It was a single-elimination 
tournament.

MATCH ONE:  I played a guy named devin with a water energy removal deck.  I 
played two electabuzz the first turn and he played a poliwag.  I used 
thundershock on the first turn and paralyzed his poliwag.  He had no basic 
pokemon on his bench when my second turn came around so I played an energy on 
my electabuzz and took out his poliwag to win the game with thunderpunch.

MATCH THREE:bye. YIPPEEEE!

MATCH TWO:  This match was a little tougher.  A guy named Ed was playing a 
mono-fire deck.  On the first turn I layed down an active Jungle pikachu and 
a benched voltorb.  He plays an active charmander and, two benched magmars 
and a ponyta.  I lay an energy on my pikachu and its his turn.  He puts an 
energy on his charmander and scratches me for 10.  On my turn I put out 
another energy on pikachu, play plus power and whack his charmander for 30 
and do  20 damage to his benched charmander.  On his turn he puts an energy 
on his charmander and embers my pikachu for 30.  It's now my turn.  I discard 
an energy for a super potion on my pikachu and lay another on him.  I knock 
out his charmander and do 10 damage to his benched one which is now active.  
On his turn he lays another energy on his charmander and embers me again for 
30.  On my turn I potion off 2 counters off pikachu and use proffesor oak.  I 
draw energy, electrode, pluspower, and raichu.  I lay energy on pikachu 
evolve into raichu.  I use plus power on raichu's agility to knock out 
charmander and I flip a heads.  In the next couple of turns I kill both his 
magmars cuz' he can't get energy on them and I win cuz' he has no basic left. 
HOORAY!

MATCH FOUR:  A guy named Matt playing a Zap deck almost straight from the 
box.  I whip out a first turn kangaskahn and lay out a double colorless then 
computer search for another one.  He lays out a Jynx ( oh goody) and puts an 
energy on him.  He cant hurt me because of kangaskahns resistance.  My turn.  
I play my other double colorless and do 40 damage to his Jynx with comet 
punch.  His turn. He plays an abra and puts another energy on jynx.  He still 
can't hurt me. ( HA HA HA ).  My turn.  I kill his Jynx with comet punch and 
lay out electabuzz.  His turn.  He has a lone abra.  He doesn't have any 
energy to put on him. Too bad for him.  The next turn I killed his abra to 
win the tournament.

please post my deck pojo cuz' you have like one lightning deck.
PS you guys have the best pokemon site on the web.

chad
marzie@aol.com