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I’m up by 2 and opponent has the Texans defense yet to play. Do I go with the safer floor Dell or higher upside Lamb? Worried Lamb will be garbage due to injury and poor QB play.

Doing a nuzlocke challenge on Pokémon Y and need to trade pumpkaboo so it can evolve. Help would be appreciated!

I didn’t know if there was a pattern to when these updates have occurred in the past. Trying to plan out my day so I can jam as many drafts as possible.

I can’t seem to access the app. I am not sure if this is due to the new update, but every time I try to log on it crashes at the time the title states.

I would love to play so any help would be appreciated. I have already tried reinstalling.

Like the title says, I’m torn between staying at 30 or going to 40 cards in my sealed league. I opened a pretty deep pool of r/g so I’m currently running r/g ramp. I could stay at 30, but would lose some solid playables or go to 40. Going to 40 cards hurts consistency of course.

Important notes:

• my rares are bad, but my uncommons are very good (2 meteor golem, red giant that takes out blockers, vigilant balloth, declare dominance).

• I would be cutting solid cards like giant spider, Skyscanner, elvish rejuvenator

Anybody had luck going to 40? Or should I just make the tough cuts to stay at 30?

Edit: This is for sealed league at my lgs. You start out with 3 packs so 30 card decks

I might have missed it, but I’m genuinely curious if Arena will immediately institute all of the current bannings once the complete standard card pool is available.

Personally, I hope so. RDW could use a hit and I have zero desire to play against Temur energy or 4 color copycat.

Haven't been able to connect to either of my draft games. I find an opponent, then it quits connecting to match before taking me back to the home screen,

I reinstalled the game just to draft the new set and now I'm pretty bummed I wasted 2 tickets.

I recently got back into Pokémon and mainly play online. I have enough coins to buy a deck and was curious what one more experienced players recommend? So far the game reminds me of playing combo in magic. Trainers cards until you assemble the needed pieces. I would prefer a deck that will be in standard a while.

First post ever so bear with me here.

I am a middle school teacher who has been running an after school TCG club for the last 5 years. I have had a lot of fun over the years teaching kids the basics of Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Magic.

This year I have an incredibly large number of Pokémon players. I played the game in middle school and understand it well enough to goof off/make simple "judge" calls. Now that I have so many players I am looking to get back into the game so I can enjoy it with the kids.

So I I figured I would ask for some assistance with these questions:

• What is a good current starter deck to buy? I want something to play so I can have fun with the kids. Not concerned a