Phinn’s Evil Ball Trick: Three Spins on Yveltal/Zoroark/Gallade

Hey guys, Phinn here. This is my first article for Cut or Tap! I have been writing for other sites for about a year now, which is what inspired me to start this site. However, I have been so busy creating other content and running the site, that I haven’t had time to make an article until now. Normally I would give you guys a … Continue reading Phinn’s Evil Ball Trick: Three Spins on Yveltal/Zoroark/Gallade

The Lesage Brothers: Looking at Nationals Two Ways!!

This will be our first article for Cut or Tap and I would like to introduce us to you… Wait, hold up… our???… us?!?!… Yes, you did read that correctly! This is a joint collaboration between Zach Lesage and Jay Lesage for double the reading pleasure! We were asked to do a special article as brothers and we loved the idea upon hearing it! We … Continue reading The Lesage Brothers: Looking at Nationals Two Ways!!

(Rough-) Seize the Day! A Look at Mega Manectric & Water

Hello hello hello! Thanks for coming to Cut or Tap! I want to go over some quick thoughts about a deck that always seems to perform well, but never wins the big tournaments, and that’s Mega Manectric-EX. This guy can be, and has seemingly been, paired with every Pokemon under the sun. We’ve seen him with Black Kyurem-EX, Genesect-EX, and even the more odd ones like … Continue reading (Rough-) Seize the Day! A Look at Mega Manectric & Water

The Bird’s Nightmare – Why Darkrai is the Better Attacker

The year is 2012 and a new set is released. Darkrai EX is the card on everyone’s mind as it takes the win at several National Championships, as well as being featured in 5 of the top 8 decks at the US National Championships, and finally being played as a mirror match in the finals of Worlds. Skip ahead to 2016 and a new Darkrai … Continue reading The Bird’s Nightmare – Why Darkrai is the Better Attacker

Vespiquen’s Still Here! A Top 8 Regionals Deck Review

For my first article for Cut or Tap, I will be discussing my deck that I played last weekend at the Madison Regional Championship. I played this deck to a 7-1-1 on Day 1 finish to place in 3rd seed, and on Day 2, I played to a 9-1-4 finish and ended up 1st seed going into Top 8. Unfortunately, that was the end of my run … Continue reading Vespiquen’s Still Here! A Top 8 Regionals Deck Review