Que comentário fofo aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa❤

He plays a children's card game, get over yourself ho

Hahahaha. E se o PRRJ é CAMPEÃO. EU SOU A MÃE DELE. ❤

Só falta ele abaixar o preço das cartas no myp

Errou, Paulo não comete erros, o mundo que está errado

In PRRJ we trust

"If PRRJ has Ash, I am negated"

Yea I actually did enjoy this profile a lot

Lebrick*

Se fosse combinado não sairia tão bem assim kkkk

Bah, o cara eh mt persistente, guerreiro demais

Optimistic Paul

​@@rodrigofernandes6841 O inverso, nesse caso

Literally all the games are ht wars

@@Wow-hr1gl and the better players know how to navigate through them. The handtraps are as far as I’m concerned, an engine in the deck and like any deck I have to play into that. I’ve never lost a single game to pure snake eyes and I play snake eyes, it’s really easy to navigate the handtrap war when you play it safe and go for weaker boards at the cost of playing around or through handtraps, and then when you play like 3 crossout 2 talents and called by or post side the kash engine as well you have so many ways to push through handtraps that it’s not an issue anymore, just like how fire king operated. It’s worse for non snake eye decks, why we are in a tier 0 format, but tear was also unbeatable with its handtraps going + a million

Jesse didn't win any, Raymond Dai, Jeremy Mitchell, Ryan Futch, Kamal, Pak and Ruben won in team, by themselves barely top, also the Jahwri brothers. What a silly argument! Paulo won São Paulo WCQ on Tearlaments that is the complete opposite of snake eyes, 3 non-engine. Jesse drop x-2 north america wcq cause he brick twice basically playing the same list that Mitchell would won the event after in kashtira format. Paulo is the most defender of heavy use of hts. But before that he is a great player! So he can win with Tearlaments or Snake-eye. Silly argument, dummy 😈

@@AndrewUdal yes special unicorn activate cbtg activate corssout is very hard to do

@@vitorapollinario9335 ok and yet there are other players who consistently top events like Cristian U, Yacine, Christopher L, Cameron N, Paul like not every player is going to top every event that’s not exactly a point. The fact is the people topping and getting far in the event are all top players with ycs wins or multiple tops. And you must remember the “handtraps” of tear were different. They played handtraps like Kelbek havnis and orange light that let them stop stuff but the function of the deck was different. Also kash format isn’t even remotely a good comparison to this format because a single nib ended kash, kash was good because it was degenerate not because it could play through things, that deck lost to all kinds of board breakers and board wipe cards so that’s a completely different format. Snake-eye and tear are different but snake eye is still very skill expressive and easy to punish miss plays. The amount of players who I see lose to 2 handtraps with a hand that played through them is mind blowing.

Will be great if he makes the video about the side patterns. Personally, I think he side out hand traps.