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> From: "Eric Judd" <gtff@utinet.net>
> To: <thepojo@thepojo.com>
> Subject: The Draw-You-Out Deck!
>  
>    So, this Saturday, July 3, was not a good one for me. But so what, I still
> feel obligated to tell all of you people who need deck ideas about the deck,
> cuz it is a good deck- I just made a few mistakes. Read on!
>  
>  
> 17 Psychic Energy
> 4 Double Colorless Energy
>  
> 4 Abra - 3 Alakazam
> 4 Mr. Mime
> 4 Kangaskhan
>  
> 2 Professor Oak
> 4 Energy Removal - 4 Super Energy Removal
> 4 Pokemon Center
> 2 Pokemon Trader
> 2 Computer Search
> 2 Item Finder
> 2 Gust of Wind
> 3 Breeder
>  
>    Anyways, the point of the deck is this- get Mr. Mime up front, With
> Alakazam and kangaskhans in back soaking up the damage... since Mr. Mime
> won't die, and he's meditating like crazy, the game is pretty much over at
> that point. So you just draw the opponent out!
>  
>   ROUND ONE: Playing Eric Chapman, with Fighting, Grass, and colorless
> pokemon- a haymaker without electabuzz, but with scyther.
>  
>   GAME ONE: Well Abra stood no chance against Hitmonchan and a pluspower.
>   GAME TWO: Hitonchan couldn't really take my abra this time, since I went
> first. Parylized him and energy removaled him to hell, abra cleaned house-
> REALLY!
>   GAME THREE: I have a Mr. Mime on bench, three Kangaskhans on bench, abra on
> bench, kangaskhan up front with two double colorless on him, my mr. mime has
> 2 psychic. Breeder and Alakazam and oak in my hand- he has about 20 less
> cards then me. His turn after I comet punch, I just drew the abra. He gusts
> out Abra, his scyther with three energy out is his active, supers my
> kangaskhan AND my mr. mime with benched pokemon and lays an energy, flashing
> me a super and smiling, kills abra. He has another prize left. DAMNIT I
> THOUGHT I HAD IT WON!
>  
>  ROUND TWO: Playing Tony Roberts. He was playing something like my deck, but
> with Ninetales so he could lure in Alakazam and kill it with fire blast-
> chanseys included, his deck was made to beat mine.
>  
>  GAME ONE: Simple, he beat me hard with a Chansey, I only had two basics...
> Unlucky for me, he had two basics as well.
>  
>   GAME TWO: I drew him out very quickly, because he kept oaking and billing
> and comp. searching, and all manner of other things to get his damn Ninetales
> out.
>  
>   GAME THREE: He bought me a pack to let him win this, and I knew the finals
> couldn't be made since I had lost a game (only three rounds, low turnout) I
> said yea, whatever cuz I was about to beat him. I opened a... Pokemon
> Breeder! (whooptee friggin doo.)
>  
>  ROUND THREE: There was no round three, the guy I was gonna play dropped from
> the tournament. 
>  
>   So, there I was, an 0-2 and a no-game. So, I played wrong and got beat up
> pretty bad. Ah well, live and learn- you should try the deck despite how it
> did, it is really good I promise you.