This deck has played in several tournaments in Overland Park, Kansas at a 
great shop known as Collector's Cache.  These tournaments usually have around 
14 people in them.

4 Abra
2 Kadabra
2 Alakazam
2 Chansey
2 Doduo
2 Raichu
4 Pikachu
1 Mewtwo
3 Electabuzz
2 Professor Oak
2 Computer Search
4 Bill
1 Pokémon Trader
1 Pokémon Center
2 Scoop Up
2 Switch
2 Double Colorless Energy
12 Psychic Energy
10 Electric Energy

This deck is great and fairly easy to play.  The only decks that will really 
give it a hard time sometimes are Fighting Decks and Energy Removal decks, 
especially when those two subjects are combined...and in my area, they 
commonly are.  With the Fighting ones you want to focus on the Psychic 
Pokémon and the Doduo.  With Energy Removal decks focus on Electabuzz and 
other low-energy Pokémon.

The point of this deck is to get out a good Pokémon in the front and an 
Alakazam in the back.  This is fairly easy to do.  Kadabra, Raichu, 
Electabuzz, and even Chansey can be good ones to put in the front.  Whenever 
they get damaged, on your turn put the damage in the back row on a big fatty 
like Chansey.  If Chansey gets 11 counters on him, Scoop Up and play him 
again.  If you are really desperate for damage space, you can Pokémon Center. 
 If you put the damage on all Pokémon without energy, this card has no 
drawbacks.  It even works if you just don't have damage on your Active 
Pokémon.  This deck has a lot of card-getting power to fuel your search for 
the cards you need.  Computer Search can get any card at the perfect time, 
and if you draw a good Pokémon that you can't use, you can put it back in 
your deck and get another Pokémon you can use.  Switch is better for this 
deck because of the many heavy retreat costs.  Also, even if your opponent 
gets out their potent killing combo, you can usually use Alakazaam, Chansey, 
Scoop Up and Pokémon Center to stall and deck them, provided you go easy on 
the Oaks.

The decks name, of course, is Spoon Up.  This name, for those wondering, 
comes from the card Scoop Up and the cards of Kadabra and Alakazam, who hold 
spoons in their hands because they are psychic(psychics bend spoons with 
their minds, that's why they hold them I guess).  I made this deck, and it is 
very good I think...and the results agree.  I have won two tournaments, and 
placed second an third in almost all the others, losing only to Mono Fighting 
Energy Removal decks.

I hope this helps some people win a few more games.

- Bean
 xephimp@aol.com