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Here are a series of videos from the Official Pokemon YouTube channel explaining how they work in detail: Objectives for winning the game To win a game in Pokemon TCG, you need to achieve any of the following conditions: Youve run out of Prize cards to take After setting up your team of Basic Pokemon, you and your opponent must take six cards from your decks and put them face down on the Prize Cards Zone

Furthermore, if it was a Dark monster you happened to banish, you can then banish every single copy of it from your opponents hand, deck, and graveyard

Leaks point to some exciting updates in the near future, including the ability to trade cards with other players

If we run into a mirror match that has 2 Acerola, they will have the advantage in the 2HKO war since they can Acerola up to 6 times, whereas we can only do so 3 times

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