Epic Splash Gameplay! - Pokémath - Episode 65 Ft. @jespytcg7456

Welcome to my classroom!
This video is the 65th in a series where I explain a concept from Mathematics, Statistics or Probability Theory and apply it to Pokémon TCG. This time we will look at some Epic Splash gameplay, and be showing of some lists!
Link to the official Epic Splash document: shorturl.at/aAIS5
Disclaimer: Follow my calculations at your own risk. Mistaken may have happened when calculating. I am aware that others have written articles on this subject, but I tried to do this my own way. I have included some of the articles in the reference list, as I think they did a good job!
Please don't hesitate to write a comment if I made a mistake, or have some suggestions for topics. Just be nice!
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[@dark060983]

du er meget uheldig steffen

[@SteffensClassroom]

Det har du fuldstændig ret i!

[@Twitchsucks2]

So can you play 4 of each eeveelution and just go for the exodia win condition?

[@SteffensClassroom]

No you cannot. Please consult the list and rules here: docs.google.com/document/d/1_YZU3WVeESPZ1tR4r9uVvFLpKcaJWBiU3GxJvIC-gtU/edit?usp=sharing You play 5 eeveelutions in total.