13 BEST TIPS to Improve at Pokémon Draft!! 

I love how as I went through this video, I could come up with atleast 1 example with how I screwed up at each of the 13 points, even though I am decently experienced. Like yesterday I threw away my RIllaboom and Illumise which checked my opponents Scarf Great Tusk. I will 100% be recommending this video to everyone I know as all of these are so crucial. One thing you definitely could have also included was being "Try not to get triggered if you get haxed". Most of the time there are other ways you can win the game. Its a very tough thing to try to get to grips with, but the recent TDT experience really helped me refine myself where I kept getting haxed in every mock and most of my earlier season games. 10/10, super insightful. I cant wait for more of these educational videos

This video was really good - ‘pretty much every tip in here is something I stress and emphasize for other people seeking my help; I was happy to see these concepts put in a video and articulated well.

13 BEST TIPS to Improve at Beating Lilligant!!

Going into a draft league with friends and this vid definitely makes me feel a lot more confident in the builder and ingame, very very well done video 👍

Ive been watching draft content since gen 6, played a bit here and there, done a whole lot of mock drafting. Found this video really really good. Lots of points I don't think I'd have considered in parts, especially with the game constantly evolving how it does. It's so easy to neglect prioritising roles over types

Awesome video! Definitely going to provide this as a resource to newer players looking to improve in the leagues I run

Great job on this video buddy and yes that number 13 is so key thank for letting these people know!!!

I agree so much with point 10 and it's what I tell people all the time, when I'm trying to help them out. Too many mid level players will turn situations that aren't a 50/50 into a 50/50 and it makes their play really inconsistent. They're making unecessary plays, and thinking of things too black and white. I won't go on any longer since.... It's in the video, but lol. I'm glad to see this particular point being brought to light in a video because I wholeheartedly agree with it

Thank you very much for the tips, they expanded my sight :D

Great video brother, you brought up some very valuable points and tips

Love the video mate! Anytime someone asks me for advice, I will reinforce what was said here and also just direct them to this video!

Great tips, can really help those who find it hard jumping the leap of good player to great player

Very insightful video!!

Beso, tips from one of the best. Cool vid bro

Great vid!

Yo I love this!!!!

The goat

this guy really is the goat!

Goat 🐐

good tips but i think that you could deliver everything here much faster edit: you could also try overlaying some game footage

Point 5 hits me hard. In my last draft I had a pretty good team, but I had no way to deal with Iron Bundle under terrain at all. When I had to face it, it was the most one sided match I've played, it didn't matter how many mons I managed to kock out, Bundle just kept comming in and revenge killing me. I got luck this opponent make it to playoffs, if I had to face him again I'm confident it would end up the same.

big fan

I thought darkrai was banned from most draft leagues, do you mostly play in ubers leagues?

Someone send this to Reverend so he can see it and not end up as the third lowest player in his own draft league

hyper offence and risky plays are the chance on a low odds match up

cobalion 🐐

I CAN'T WAIT TO BE AS GOOD AS THE SEXIEST MAN ALIVE

Don't throw away your pieces - I'll try not to chief.....

14. Do the opposite of what L5 does.