Pablo Meza

My name is Pablo Meza, also known as Tablemon, and I’m a Pokémon TCG player from Mexico who currently holds the title of 2016 Mexican National Champion. Aside from that, I’ve had my fair share of success at an international level, where some of my biggest accomplishments include a 3rd place at Worlds 2005 with the infamous Queendom deck, and 7th place at the most recent Worlds 2017 with Gardevoir-GX. I’ve been playing this game competitively since Pokémon took over back in 2003, albeit at varying degrees of competitiveness due to life/school/work but as of today, I am amongst those who play this game as a professional.

Pablo Meza

The Light on the HorizonPablo’s First Look at Top Contenders from Forbidden Light

A Preeminent AuraInvestigating the Strengths of Lucario-GX, A Pair of Play Options, and Espeon/Garbodor

A Review and a PreviewPablo on Costa Mesa’s Expanded Format and Charlotte Standard

A Straightforward Summary of StandardA Review of Collinsville and Malmö’s Big Winners Moving Forward

An Ultra PerspectivePablo on Dallas, Magnezone and Glaceon, and the Misses of Ultra Prism

A Triumphant Trio of Dallas HopefulsPablo on Night March, Zoroark/Golisopod, and Zoroark/Lycanroc for Dallas

From A to ZoroarkOn the State of Expanded, Zoroark/Lycanroc, Zoroark/Alolan Muk, and Gardevoir for Dallas

The Final FrontierPablo’s Memphis Recap, Review of Expanded, and Ultra Prism Highlights

The Top Trio of StrategiesLooking at Lycanroc/Buzzwole, Golisopod/Zoroark, and Gardevoir/Max Potion for Memphis

Moving Onward and WestwardMoving from London to San Jose, Expanded Musings on Golisopod/Zoroark, Lycanroc/Zoroark, and Gardevoir

The Quintessential QuintetWorking though Pablo’s Top 5 for the European International Championships

Red ShiftThe Expansion of the Metagame with the Introductions of Shining Legends and the Ultra Beasts

Fountain of YouthPablo’s Vancouver Regional Champion Report with Gardevoir-GX

Into the HorizonsA Look at Hartford’s Top Performing Concepts, Vikavolt’s Peculiar Place, and Gardy for Vancouver

The Top of the PackLooking at the Strengths and Weaknesses of Standard’s Top Trifecta, and at Ninetales & Drampa

The Light on the Horizon
Pablo’s First Look at Top Contenders from Forbidden Light

A Preeminent Aura
Investigating the Strengths of Lucario-GX, A Pair of Play Options, and Espeon/Garbodor

A Review and a Preview
Pablo on Costa Mesa’s Expanded Format and Charlotte Standard

A Straightforward Summary of Standard
A Review of Collinsville and Malmö’s Big Winners Moving Forward

An Ultra Perspective
Pablo on Dallas, Magnezone and Glaceon, and the Misses of Ultra Prism

A Triumphant Trio of Dallas Hopefuls
Pablo on Night March, Zoroark/Golisopod, and Zoroark/Lycanroc for Dallas

From A to Zoroark
On the State of Expanded, Zoroark/Lycanroc, Zoroark/Alolan Muk, and Gardevoir for Dallas

The Final Frontier
Pablo’s Memphis Recap, Review of Expanded, and Ultra Prism Highlights

The Top Trio of Strategies
Looking at Lycanroc/Buzzwole, Golisopod/Zoroark, and Gardevoir/Max Potion for Memphis

Moving Onward and Westward
Moving from London to San Jose, Expanded Musings on Golisopod/Zoroark, Lycanroc/Zoroark, and Gardevoir

The Quintessential Quintet
Working though Pablo’s Top 5 for the European International Championships

Red Shift
The Expansion of the Metagame with the Introductions of Shining Legends and the Ultra Beasts

Fountain of Youth
Pablo’s Vancouver Regional Champion Report with Gardevoir-GX

Into the Horizons
A Look at Hartford’s Top Performing Concepts, Vikavolt’s Peculiar Place, and Gardy for Vancouver

The Top of the Pack
Looking at the Strengths and Weaknesses of Standard’s Top Trifecta, and at Ninetales & Drampa