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SixPrizes Podcast Ep. 28 “A bit delayed on the front page, but dropped a few days ago. Kirk from the Super Rod Cast and Noel Totomoch have been spouting about Lost March for a few weeks, so Mike got them to talk about it! They also look at the fallout of Anaheim Regionals, discuss the ever-popular topic of what to ban in Expanded, and some general gameplay topics. Also available: SixPrizes SoundCloudiTunes Podcasts
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6P Podcast Ep. 27 “On today’s episode, Mike is joined by Maryland players Nguyen Tran and Charlie Lockyer—fresh off Top 8 at the latest Regional Championships in Roanoke, VA. They discuss their successful Virginia runs, the state of the Standard format, and give a peek into Expanded for Anaheim. iTunes SoundCloud
‘Exploring Expanded’ with an Eye toward Portland’s Regional Championships “On this episode, Mike is joined by Israel Sosa, Phinnegan Lynch, and Tyler Ninomura to discuss the new look of the Expanded format heading into the first large Expanded event of the year: Portland Regionals! iTunes SoundCloud
Friday Flyer #8: A Dearth of Remaining Expanded Puns, Commentary on the Expanded Format, and Mailbag “Hello again everyone! It’s been another exciting week of talking Expanded here on SixPrizes, with a trio of articles looking at some decks in the format. As I alluded in the Tweet on Mike Fouchet’s article yesterday, it’s a format that’s personally starting to feel a bit overwhelming—and if I’m feeling overwhelmed having played the whole time these cards have been legal, I imagine it’s a messier place yet for players newer to the scene. I hope we’ve helped players in spots like that make some progress toward understanding, but it’s admittedly a bit difficult with this much uncertainty. It could…
Friday Flyer #4: Next Week’s Mailbag and Thoughts on Philly Meta “Welcome back! I underestimated my week’s craziness when I initially planned out the Flyer schedule for the month, so the mailbag edition I had planned for this week is going to wait one more before coming into being. The advantage of this: I get to plug the submission link this week! If any questions arose out of Philly, or anything arises as you read through this week’s content, submit a question and I’ll do my best to answer what I can in next week’s edition—ideally, though, submit by Wednesday. Submission Link We had the first major event of the North…
It stores flammable gas in its body and uses it to generate heat. The yellow sections on its belly get particularly hot. (Sizzlipede)
Podcast Ep. 23: Decks for Philadelphia Regionals “On today’s episode, Mike is joined by Russell LaParre, Chris Leandro, and Carl Barone to discuss the new format and top plays for Philadelphia Regionals—but, of course, not exclusive to Philadelphia! A must-listen for anyone looking to succeed in the upcoming format. iTunes SoundCloud
A Look at the Stars in the Upcoming Celestial Storm “Sceptile Unfortunately, as clever as this seems on paper for dealing with the Buzzwole swarm, I don’t think a soft-lock Stage 2 prevention mechanism is going to be something with all that much potential in the end. Maybe back in the Forest of Giant Plants days we’d have had something to work with here, but since Grass is mortal, there’s probably not as much as we’d need. Shiftry-GX Normally, I probably wouldn’t even mention this, but considering Grass is the competitive equivalent of a desert wasteland in this set, I’ll toss it a mention. Confusion is never a bad thing…
Podcast Ep. 21: The Best Decks from NAIC “In the first episode post-NAIC, Mike is joined by 3 guests who piloted unique decks and decklists to strong finishes at said event. Philip Schulz discusses the unique Zoroark list that he took to a Top 32 finish and Tord finished 2nd place with. James Arnold discusses Yveltal BREAK, a deck he piloted to Top 64 and similar to that which other players including Aaron Tarbell saw success with. And our own Jimmy Pendarvis talks about Zoroark/Golisopod/Delinquent and how it carried him to Top 4! A must listen episode for anyone looking to build good decks (which should be everyone, I…
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Podcast Ep. 20: Getting a Grip on Standard “This week, join Mike and his guests as they discuss Standard ahead of this weekend’s Sheffield Regionals. He was able to find 4 very strong players attending the event, namely Robin Schulz, Alex Dao, Frank Percic and Eric Gansman! Listen in if you’re fiending to beat Buzzwole at your upcoming League Cups or you want a leg up on the competition for next month’s North American International Championship! Download ? iTunes ? SoundCloud ☁
Podcast Ep. 19: Investigating Standard For Wisconsin “For this week’s episode, Mikey hosted a slew of competitors new and experienced to talk Standard. He was joined by Dallas Regional Champion Riley Hulbert, Regional Top 8 Competitor Rukan Shao, and our very own Brit Pybas to take a look into a future with seemingly less Buzzwole! The group touches on almost every deck imaginable in the Standard format, check it out if you’re preparing for Madison Regionals or League Cups! Download ? iTunes ? SoundCloud ☁
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Highly intelligent but also very lazy, it keeps enemies out of its territory by laying traps everywhere. (Drizzile)
Podcast Ep. 18: Shedding a Light on the Forbidden Formats “In this episode, Mikey and his guests discuss the impact of Forbidden Light on the Standard and Expanded formats (but mostly Expanded). Join him, Frank Diaz, Rahul Reddy, and Alex Hill as they look forward to the upcoming Virginia Regionals and this weekend’s Mexico City Special Event! The group also discusses their differing approaches to the season and how they have or haven’t worked out. Download ? iTunes ? SoundCloud ☁
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Podcast Ep. 16: Previewing the São Paulo International Championship “This week, Mikey hosted 3 of the most successful American players on the International stage to discuss the Standard metagame as we head into the Latin America International Championship. This episode features Michael Pramawat, Joe Ruetteger, and our own Jimmy Pendarvis who will all be attending Brazil’s International Championship next week. The group discusses the progression of the Standard format over the past month or so, as well as pretty much every deck in the format, so it’s a great listen for anyone interested in Standard! Download ? iTunes ? SoundCloud ☁
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Podcast Ep. 15: How To Improve Your Game “This week, Mikey sat down with Russell LaParre and our own Pablo Meza to discuss the Standard and Expanded formats as they sit after the last month of nonstop tournaments. Additionally, the three discuss different ways to improve your testing and gameplay skills. Between these topics and anecdotes to show you how to put the information to use, there’s something for everyone in this episode! Download ? iTunes ? SoundCloud ☁
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Podcast Ep. 14: Starting March’s Standard Madness “This week, Mikey sat down with Azul Garcia Griego, Chip Richey (Trainer Chip), and our own Xander Pero to recap Expanded and look ahead to Charlotte Regionals. They talk in depth about Zoroark/Golisopod and Buzzwole/Lycanroc as the best decks Standard, as well as potential shifts in both metagames. Download ? iTunes ? SoundCloud ☁
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Podcast Ep. 13: Expanded Assessments for Costa Mesa “In this week’s episode, Mikey sits down with Pablo Meza, Kenny Britton, and Jonathan Paranada to discuss recent changes to the Expanded format and the impact they might have on the upcoming Costa Mesa Regionals. Download ? iTunes ? SoundCloud ☁
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This Pokémon is said to have been born when a lonely spirit possessed a cold, leftover cup of tea. (Sinistea)
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