Top 4 Masters Tord Reklev Vs Shintaro Ito-Pokemon World Championships 2019 

hey its that guy i know, watching old games too?

@@URGLsRealm perhaps

Watch around 33:20. He cheated by shuffling until beast ring was the very bottom card; he looks again and again just to put it there. Then his "insufficient shuffle" was when he only cut the deck in half. This caused it to appear at the top once Tord re-cut the deck. Straight up cheating with mal-intent and he should've been disqualified. No wonder they gave him a harsh penalty for the final match. It was because he consistently acts sketchy.

Petanifer yup

Yeah he cheats

It's called "stacking" and according to tcg rules it's a DQ. So the fact this kept going after he got caught and warned earlier is bullshit

@Rohan Nambiar but still him stacking his deck to where certain cards fall even if the opponent shuffles is a DQ offence. So this kid got off lucky.

No they have rotated out

QuizMFlex 07 that makes both of us

Happened in Day 2, Round 6. Full video can be found here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cG-e-Qk-aSU.html The turn in question begins at 12:38. At 12:55 Shintaro benches a Poipole. At 13:50 he evolves the Poipole benched at 12:55.

He cheated

I think tord's list could benefit from fire crystal. He actually ran out of energy towards the end game 1 without victini. There's always fire in the discard pile especially with the heavy dedenne line. The synergy with ninetales is also great. I just played his list at locals and did great with it, only lost to keldao gx. but I noticed sometimes that you don't have the energy needed for welder AND ninetales. I could've won against keldao gx had I had enough energy late game. Once victini is out of play, you need another way to get them back. Just my thoughts after watching him play and playing it myself

It's easy to win when you stack your deck and the tcg refuses to follow their own rules

Didnt see you in the semi finals

Tord is the most consisten Pokémon player in the last year, always in any top 4 or 8

He had a bad hand on his last match hence causing those 16 fire energies at the discard pile. With 1 Fire energy as prized which he can't do anything on Victini.

@@javiergutierrez7127 But that match was actually bad from him. He even said that himself after the match

If he flips tails I bet you say the exact opposite. Easy to criticize as a spectator.

@@chopblocker89 Uhh no, as I literally said: I was rooting for Tord UNTIL he decided not to flip. I didn't know how the rest of the game would progress. It was such an easy decision: if it would have been heads he would have won that game, since then he would have been really far ahead in the prize race, would have ko'd like the only attacker in play of his opponent and most importantly played around beast ring, all at the cost of the opponent needing 1 less energy to ko reshizard. Even if it would have been tails then Tord would still have a great chance to win that game. Retreating that reshizard was so expensive and it honestly didn't surprise me that he lost that game eventually

@@JorisMKW he is a very proven and consistent player, so you "switching sides" due to a single decision seems extreme, especially when you the spectator has more info than the player. I am just pointing out that its easy to say "so stupid" as a spectator.

read the card again lmao

van Ommen Hindu shuffling is so common in japan it’s even in all the Japanese tcg anime. Just not considered sufficient shuffling here in the states.

Level.100 Games Shintaro evolved his Poipole the same turn he put it into play

@@godofnothing9076 Where?

@@jangoligth Happened in Day 2, Round 6. Full video can be found here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cG-e-Qk-aSU.html The turn in question begins at 12:38. At 12:55 Shintaro benches a Poipole. At 13:50 he evolves the Poipole benched at 12:55.

@@jangoligth different game