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And than Jesse a reaction to that video 😂😂😂

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sure but the thing is that his read was obviously wrong, since hani didnt use sulliek on his own turn to target mudora when he had that same card in hand, therefore the unknown could not be a tear card

@@tijemama368As Jesse explained his goal was to get rid of the sulliek cause he would probably lose next turn by keeping it alive. He didn’t play around the hand card as he loses to magna almost in every situation already up to this point.

draw phase shifter? :(

​@@kindklan8020make dweller set floodgate and still win thru shifter

​@@kindklan8020 bagooska pass

Tier 0 formats tend to be more skillful. Dad, nekroz, and drulers are famously skillful formats as well.

in this gamestate, regardless of the read jesses play was most optimal, if hani did have bystial there was no play that could have won regardless

⁠@@huangjason4387I’d have to look over it properly again, but I mapped this out when I saw the original video - the conclusion I think I came to was that if Jesse has the perfect read of bystial in hand and lets sulliek go, he at least has a chance to win with either topdecks or punishing misplays. If you fully believe it’s a bystial (which I don’t think is the logical read, even if it’s correct), you go to battle, clear the board, punch in and keep cryme live by just going to EP with the Merli + Saronir on board. Cryme checks the Bystial - it’s super telegraphed, so there’s a very good chance Hani’s opts to Magna in End Phase whilst Jesse is still under Dweller (he doesn’t know that Jesse doesn’t have a tear name in hand, so he probably doesn’t want to risk waiting until dweller wears off). Jesse is then up on shufflers (which check a significant amount of potential top-decks) and probably has the edge from there. There are other ways this pans out, but none of them decide the game that turn. Again, it’s not a misplay to work under the assumption the card in hand isn’t a Bystial - that goes back to the idea of confirmation bias. But unless I’m missing something, I think the game is still winnable.

@@ct1296 the problem is if its a bystial and hani top decks any ns able monster that has higher attack than merli (been a while since tear format but i believe majority of the deck is that), the cryme is basically dead with no value. since hani can just punch over merli, summon bystial - dharc etcetc. and having sulliek on the board would push the later turns largely in hanis favor too

@@huangjason4387it’s obviously not a guaranteed win but it’s still very much possible. Jesse being up on shufflers means Hani probably can’t immediately run away with it next turn, as preemptively shuffling before attacking plays into cryme pitching tear name, whilst post-battle Jesse can chain to shuffle any Dharc targets back

@@ct1296 yeah right tho using cryme there is what allows jesse to put shuffler in gy too.

So the premise is that Jesse loses to Magna in hand no matter what. Hani using sulliek to begin with (a misplay when he has Magna in hand) makes it so he has to top deck a normal summon that can kill Merrli if Jesse holds onto Cryme. If Hani doesn’t use Sulliek at all, Jesse 100% loses to Magna in hand after Hani’s last monster attacks over Merrli next turn regardless of the top deck. Sooo, knowing that Magna is an auto loss if Hani doesn’t use it at all, AND using it puts him in a topdeck position regardless, Jesse stops the sulliek because it makes any tear name a devastating topdeck that wins Hani the game by allowing him to fuse

Hani would have had to have a stroke to lose this game at this point. Mag just beat him, if he bit on the bait or didn't.

Its a Problem of Americans takin German last names and pronouncing them weird. Like Eisenhower. The way americans pronounce it, it would be Eisen hauer. You never know.

I mean, most american versions of german names are pronounced weirdly, he's just trying to respect the pronunciation they'd use.