"I played Jar of Greed and drew into my Garnet"

I played Jar of Greed, and drew into a Pot of Greed. I played that, drew into a Reckless Greed. Played that, and drew into a Pot of Desires. Played Pot of Desires, banished 10 cards, but none of them were Exodia pieces, because I had them in my hand all along.

I play it because it was in the deck my grandpa gave

Jar of Greed sees competitive play in my 60 card Exodia Deck

Instructions unclear. Drew from extra deck

Waiting for Cup Of Greed: Draw 0 cards

At least it’s not as confusing as pot of greed

Dat Moment when the opponent dark bribes ur Jar of greed

"Its too slow" *Video ends*

Hidden behind that smile, that jar is crying.

the thing is... it doesn't say which deck... I mean you could draw from your opponents deck

You're just salty because you lost to someone who chained 3 jar of greeds in a row to win with exodia turn 2

Actually, MST does have a huge drawback. In Stairway to the Destined Duel, it will prompt you to play it after every single action you and your opponent carry out. Unplayable card

"Not all draw cards are created equal" wow okay Karl Marx.

But you forgot the best part about Reckless Greed: you can activate more than one and the cost stays the same. If you have 3 of them you get 6 cards for skipping 2 draw phases. 4 cards for free.

virgin jar of greed vs chad pot of greed

If only there was a spell variant of Jar of Greed, like how there's Jar of Avarice and Pot of Avarice.

I played yugioh like 12 years ago, and once every few years the old games on pc.. But somehow im fascinated with your videos lol, great stuff Dude! Nostalgia kicking in

I'll have you know that I used Jar of Greed to draw Raigeki 25 times consistently and win worlds, I constantly run 3 jar of Greed and 3 Magic Cylinder to beat all of the Zoo Meta Sheeple.

I mean yes jar of greed is terrible, but have you seen Legacy of Yata Garasu? Now that trap is amazing.

I used jar of greed once when my opponent attacked and I drew the final piece of exodia

Why nobody plays pot of greed

your paying consistency for consistency

I remember getting attacked for game and using Jar of Greed to draw the last exodia piece. My opponent's reaction was PRICELESS.

jar of greed is someones win condition somewhere

WHAT DOES JAR OF GREED DO?

For those wondering what the upside is (after all, you're just drawing the card you would have drawn anyway if you didn't have Jar of Greed) it's not about gameplay, it's about deck structure. It effectively allows you to build a 37 card deck so you have 3 less filler cards keeping you from your strongest ones.

I went 99-0 against spyrals because of jar of greed

Wait what exactly does Jar of Greed do? Is it like pot of greed

Reckless Greed also gets stronger in multiples since the tempo drawback doesn't stack. Of course, if someone gets off 2 or 3 Reckless Greeds successfully, there is a fairly good chance they will win outright. If the cards didn't/don't face destruction or negation, the turn player would gain a staggering 5 or 7 cards that turn. It's easy to see why it saw play with some decks during certain formats.

Actually this card combos well with card trader so u can shuffle away a garnet and then draw 2 Dzeef stop being a meta sheep

Because Legacy of Yata-Garasu is better for that Spirit match

When I was a five year-old I had 12 Dark Holes in my deck.

Glad you made over 10 minutes take a shot every time he says tempo

Only scrubs use jar of greed, real pros like me use 3 shard of greed

Its a trap, done deal

Ok I had an idea for your next Video "What Happened to Generic Boss Monsters" basically it would be very interesting analyzing why cards like BLS and DAD fell off the map completely

Simple reason : "IT'S A TRAP!"

I PLAY JAR OF GREED AND TOPPED MY LOCALS AND BEAT ZOO EPICALLY Sorry

dzeeff, what do you think about Heavy Storm Duster vs Twin Twisters? For exemple, I play Lunaligth, and the guys I normaly play against all uses Imperial Order, so no Tenki, polly, etc. Is whorth to use HSD maindeck just to counter that card? Thanks c:

UHHHHHHH EXCUSE ME, I HAPPEN HAVE WON 50 REGIONALS WITH MY DECK WITH ONLY JAR OF GREED, YOU CLEARLY DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT

Isn't there an urn type of monster, that one of it's effects is "draw 2 cards" when it's flipped summoned?, forgot the name.

I love these why nobody plays videos!! Dzeff you are amazing thanks for the in depth vids!!! Keep up the great work!

Hey I have a question, what if you used upstart goblin with bad reaction to simochi? Has that ever been an Idea or is ist too situational and hard to pull off?

Use this card when you have "Muka Muka" or "Tragoedia" on the field when your opponent attacks "Tragoedia" or "muka muka" and the monster's ATK is less than 300 or 600 more ATK than your face-up "Tragoedia" or "muka muka" respectively.

Remember when Pot of Greed was legal? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Jar of greed in theory could draw you the last piece of exodia

What's Jar of Greed? Is it that Counter Trap that negates attacks?

Upstart Goblin can also be used well in anti-heal decks, though I'm not sure how well those hold up in the current meta.

Hey cimoooo, do you think a trap version of pot of greed would see play?

question about reckless greed. if you play 3 in the same turn do you still only skip 2 or 6 draw phases?

Jar of Greed was also used in Unicore control decks because it had the distinct advantage of letting you increase your hand size during the opponent's turn. It's still a super niche application, but it's interesting to think of the different, intricate functions that even the simplest cards can have.

it is also worth pointing out the fact that you can activate 2 reckless greed in the same turn thus mitigating the drawback

You're just mad because I dark bribed your jar of greed!

Can i just ask why i would play any card besides monsters that just lets me draw 1? Is it because theres a minimum cards in deck in competetive?

So would you say something similar for jar of avarice? Has a very similar effect to pot of avarice which would be broke if it wasn't banned but since it's a trap and only let's you draw 1 is it too slow to really matter in a meta setting?

Incoming "I PLAY JAR OF GREED BECAUSE I WANT TO HAVE FUN [casual], NOT EVERYONE NEEDS TO CONFORM TO WHAT YOU WANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" comments

I've used reckless greed only when I've played 3 copies all at once, draw 6 cards and still only skip 2 draw phases

you have jar of greed but what of the one that is like that but a draw two? its been years since i looked at some cards so i don't recall its full name but it was pot of greed or something like that.

So I'm trying to get into semi competitive yu-gi-oh and I'm just a little confused. How are trap cards slower then spell cards? I've only played very causally so far. Like we had like 70 card decks and used the unplayable Egyptian god cards casual. So if this is a dumb question sorry.

Jar of Greed is to be used in really small Deck, when u want to have 17 cards. It makes u cycle through your Deck more quickly, for example it makes you draw exodia 10times faster

It's pretty JARring that people don't run this card. Hahaha... get it? Because jar... Sorry. I guess I just got GREEDy for attention. Hahahahahaahahaha. Alright, I will go away now...

"I play the card POT OF GREED." "OH NO! WHAT DOES IT DO" "Yes yes, you are intimitaded for good reasons, it is a very powerful card." "OH MY! Does it block my traps, spells and monsters just in one effect, is not destroyable and can destroy my whole field?!" "Wait what? Man... What the fuck? No, nothing like that... It just allows me to draw two cards." Silence.... "So... Pot of greed you say?"

if you use reckless greed twice in 1 turn, it still only applies its effect to the next 2 draw phases right? the effect does not stack right? in that regard gaining 4 cards with the only draw back being that you lose 1 draw phase in 2 turns would be really really strong well technically you'd go +2 since you spend 2 cards to get 4, but that basicly says u'd immidiatly get +4 with a draw back off skipping 2 draw phases but with an immidiate +4 your recourses in hand would immidiatly get such a boost you probably don't need draws for a few turns (also you might draw into even more draw cards like shard of greed, or diffrent dimention capsule or w/e you'd like :D)

Defense Draw Please?

Honestly it would be a great card if there was a faster way to activate it. As soon as an archetype comes out that can abuse traps comes out, it's going in the ban list

Legitimate question, is jar of greed useful in paleozoic decks? I know most decks run reckless greed instead but, I don't think reckless is better than jar in such a slow deck as paleozoic.

What draw cards/engines you guys recommend for budget decks? Also, dzeeff, some Gems Knights are hitting Duel Links but no brilliant fusion.

You really dunno what you are talking about jar of greed is good as fuck, i always use it in my 60 cards ice barrier deck and it ALWAYS does wonder in dueling book!

WHAT DOES *JAR OF GREED DO*

everybody gangsta till a trap saying "draw 2 cards" gets printed

One thing people don't think about when analyzing Jar of Greed is the psychological effect. Your opponent doesn't know if the trap you just laid is a Jar of Greed or a Torrential Tribute.

Your best vid on the topic.

To highlight how powerful this simple effect is I wanna say: If Jar of Greed was a Quick-Play Spell card; then it would be played in every deck as a 3 of.

Well it has good use in making my opponent waste back row removal or wait until I get jar turtle for the +1

Forgot to mention how you can use another reckless greed while the turns are still counting since the turns don't stack to avoid the drawback

If Reckless Greed was a spell would it be seen a lot more? (yes it's a worse Pot of Greed, but still)

Video: Goes in depth why no one is playing jar of greed Me: Trap

I remember 3 years ago, people were unironically saying that Pot of Desires was a neg 9.

In the format before dark draw spam (pre-synchro) Reckless Greed was awesome. Setting 2 of them to eat a Heavy storm, draw 4 and only lose 2 draws was amazing. Same with eating MST, you still plussed.

Jar of Greed was actually being tested in competitive play when Treeborn Frog first got released. Jar of Greed acted like a bluff defense card, and then when you were ready to bring back your Treeborn Frog, they flipped Jar of Greed in their own draw phase to empty their backrow and make Treeborn Frog live.

Didn't watched it yet, but let guess, on the surface, it's a 1 for 1 like upstart, that let's you play a 39-37 card deck BUT, it will do nothing when you draw it, because it's a -1 on the turn you draw since it's a trap, most -1 in the game or trap cards need to have REALLY powerfull eff to balance the fact they are a -1/slow, while Jar of Greed will only pay for itself, and, no, you can't blame the "fast, otk, ss, broken board" format for it, card was already bad when it was released, Jar of Greed was already bad on Duel linsk first sets, when stuff like vanillas with 1800 were good, imagine today

If you played 2 reckless greeds at the same time would you have to wait just the next 2 draw phases or 4?

Although dust tornado also has another advantage. It specifically targets a s/t from the opponent, meaning, they can't really re-route the effect (or at least not to one of your cards)

I dont play yugioh, so correct me if im wrong. Jar of greed Turn 1. Play jar of greed (-1 card) Turn 2, draw a card (+1 card) No net change Reckless greed Turn 1. Play Reckless greed (-1) Turn 2. Lose a card draw, gain two cards (+1) Turn 3. Lose a card draw (-1) -1 card net btw I just think yugioh is cool so i watch these types of videos lol

it's because it's a trap which is slow inherently easy to understand....

Looking at this video reminded me how old I am I remember when dust tornado was able to be played like a quick play magic card

I've been playing Jar of Greed in my Magibullet Draco deck. In an ideal scenario, it works very well: If Jar is ready to be activated (as in, set on your previous turn), you activate Diagram, and then you chain Jar to it. Resolve Jar, and then in the Resolution of Diagram, you destroy the Jar (since cards in a chain remain on field until the full resolution of the chain is complete) and get your search. Then if Jar was beneath a Magibullet, its effect is triggered so you get that effect as well. I will fully admit that it's hard to get that ideal scenario to work. Even if opponent doesn't disrupt it by MST'ing the Jar (forcing you to use it earlier), you're often gimping your magibullet potential (unless you've set things up so you can summon a bullet over the jar on the turn you would activate it. Because of that, I recently replaced my jars with more Magibullet S/T. Still, on the times where I did get it to work perfectly, it was quite satisfying

I never included Jar of Greed in my decks, under the logic that had Jar of Greed not been there, I would’ve already drawn the card that JoG lets me draw.

WHAT DOES IT DO

Can you please do Scrap Iron Scarecrow. I'm a casual and always thought that card was really good.

Was about to play jar of greed in a deck and then I remembered you made a vid. Thx!

Why nobody plays seal of orichalcos

Why play jar of greed when you have cup of ace as a infinitely better option?

If MST was just a normal spell and not a quick play would dust tornado be better?

ever played solemn wishes and reversal og graves deck ? i kind of think jar of grees has the advantage on this

Okay would anyone play pot of greed if it was a trap..?

I haven't watched the video yet but let's guess •Better Draw Cards • Is a Trap Card • Too Slow

It would have been interesting to see how things would have played out if in the beginning, Jar of Greed was a spell and Pot of Greed was a trap. I mean, then instead of one meh card an one over-powered one, we would have had two really solid cards. A spell version of Jar of greed would have been upstart without downside, but would it have been too good to be unlimited? I mean, still nowhere near the power of Pot of greed if it drew you only one card? Also, would a trap version of Pot have been played? It would essentially be Reckless Greed without downside. Would that have been too good? Any way, in my opinion that is a more interesting scenario than the one we got.

If you activate 2 reckless greed cards, do you wait 4 turns to draw or just 2?