Alright. Time for me to begin teaching cool combos.
 
Cards needed-
Card destruction
Robbin' Goblin
Ultimate Offering
The Bistro Butcher
Any kind of monster that can
attack life points directly (jinzo #7, Ooguchi, Rainbow Flower, etc.)
 
 
This Combo is called "Nuke the Deck"
 
It's best to do this combo early in the game, while the opponent has many cards.
 
Ok, what happens is you put down Robbin' Goblin and Ultimate Offering on the field. It's best to wait till you have at least 3 monsters that can attack directly and a bistro butcher. Wait a few turns to pull the combo off.
 
When its time, flip Robbin' Goblin and Ultimate offering. Put down Bistro Butcher, and the three monsters that can attack. Here's where the nuking begins.
 
If the opponent has 3 or less cards in his hand, attack with the direct monsters. 3 cards down the drain
 
If the opponent has 3 or more cards in his hand, you can play card destruction. Then, put another monster into the field to destroy 4 of their cards.
 
If the opponent has 1 or no cards, use the Bistro Butcher to force them to draw, then nuke the cards.
 
 
Pros: Destroying Opponents cards before they even hit the field, monsters in this deck can avoid trap holes. Depending on the situation, The Bistro Butcher can also avoid trap hole, as the opponent might see an advantage to it. The Bistro Butcher itself can destroy monsters on the field, with a good 1800 attack.
 
Cons: Heavy Storm, Dark Hole, Raigeki, Seven Tools of the Bandit, Remove Trap. Most likely, all cards that the opponent draws, they force themselves to play it right away.
 
 
This combo is a bit tricky to pull off, because it is very fallible. But, this combo is possible to either have the opponent run out of cards or keep chipping damage with the direct attacking monsters. With 3 Jinzo #7's on the field, that's a good 1500 off of the opponents life points. If you are able to pull this off, good job.
 
 
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