5 Ways YOU Will Get Cheated Playing Yu-Gi-Oh!

5 Ways YOU Will Get Cheated Playing Yu-Gi-Oh!
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[@jyoungman92]

We had one guy at our locals that always drew the perfect floodgates going 1st and outs going 2nd. Me and the other judge said if we ever play him and think we've caught him cheating then call each other over for a ruling. A few months ago the other judge called me over for a ruling, the player had activated and resolved only 1 card going first; Bonfire, after that he suddenly had 6 cards in hand. The judge had seen him drop another card onto his hand while searching his deck with Bonfire but the player didn't realise he'd been caught. The card he dropped was Skill Drain. We finally caught him, disqualified him from the tournament and he's not been back to that locals since.

[@rangeless]

At locals and sometimes regionals, I do the opposite of rule sharking. Whenever I know my opponent forgot a trigger, I feign ignorance and say out loud, "Oh, did you have any triggers after this action? I didn't see any anything that happened after." This game takes a lot of muscle memory and I'd hate to play a game where a win is decided by forgetting one small sequence.

[@folcra]

Real G moves

[@coltonellis3112]

It's actually in the rulebook that it's both player's responsibility to maintain a legal gamestate

[@jibrilamvs]

I played a guy when frog decks were part of the meta. He kept using his hard once per turn effects in the same turn thinking I wouldn’t notice. When I called him out on it he got mad and said I didn’t know the rules. Called over a judge, we read the card out loud to him, he became so stun shocked that he aggressively grabbed his stuff and walked away. Some cheaters just can’t handle getting caught.

[@DerGremlin]

at local levels im fine when someone immediately wants to take back an action they just did. but not on bigger tournaments. its also not allowed to leak private information and when u wanna take back the NS, that was also the case.

[@michaelstephens4992]

I allow it as well. We're there to learn but as for me if I make a play I try to commit to it, even if it fucks me over. If I make that mistake it's there for me to learn from it

[@greysunomain]

So I had a guy who would stack his deck. I just started cutting his deck at random. Not the middle. His shocked face was so funny.

[@A.kil0]

I had to quit playing locals because of stalling, one time dude took almost 20 minutes on his turn one, i didnt complain once, as soon as it was my turn he kept looking at clock telling me to hurry and that i couldnt beat his board….lol i still won, but i did have to read cards, i mean wth you have a full board and 20 cards in gy and hand,

[@zack_attack6040]

I just attended YCS Orlando over the weekend and I’m really happy to report that all of my opponents were very pleasant to play against. Many of them were serious, but none of them were rude. That would be times when I did something like say chain activation, but then say actually no, things that could very easily be reversible and taken back without ever having had committed in action

[@pidgeonlanding]

My approach to searching deck/graveyard is to hold only one thing at a time. I put my hand down before picking them up. Then, if I am grabbing a card, I place the card I am declaring face-up on the table while I shuffle the deck or return the graveyard. I play to have fun and if I get beat, then so be it. Plus, as someone with kids, I don't get a chance to play that often and need to make the most of my time.

[@jayduel7897]

I have that at my locals where people peaked almost at the bottom of my deck when they’re shuffling my cards. Instead of just cutting though pick them up and shuffle, but it’s at an angle and you can still kind of see what the cards are at the bottom.

[@Over9000Chainz]

8:56 you’re not allowed to shuffle your own deck after presenting it to the opponent. the only randomization you can do after is cut, then your opponent gets the Final Cut. You should just ask a judge if you think your opponent is looking at your deck

[@kotado6414]

At 7:40 I try to shuffle my opp deck at a regional he told me not to shuffle his deck like that. Maybe that’s why on that info he was playing Kash

[@mago-química]

Gonna watch this one so I can become a better cheater.

[@RogueHero]

@@mago-química 🤣

[@kidbu916]

The stacking one I counter by ALWAYS shuffling their deck myself. When it comes to them shuffling my deck, I always watch them closely to make sure they're not looking at my deck. When it comes to the effects of cards. I always read cards I'm unfamiliar with and if needed I ask a judge if one is available or other players as well.

[@josephjackson9679]

Ngl at locals I get annoyed when my opponent shuffles my deck right after they've just seen me thoroughly shuffle for 2-4 minutes, and I just want them to cut the deck. Especially because they dont ever seem to shuffle face-down. Its like an implied accusation that Im cheating, while they seem to be at the very least ABLE to peek through my deck. Meanwhile Im there cutting their deck in half and trusting they wont shaft me

[@kidbu916]

@josephjackson9679 I can understand that. That's certainly not my intention, but I don't want to get fucked either because some people will do whatever to win. Imo cheating to win is so dumb. The feeling of winning genuinely is what I want and I don't want to rob my opponent either. That reduces the fun in my eyes.

[@timtatum5065]

It’s a world full of Keith bandits out there my fellow duelist..so stay sharp..

[@ThisGuyTV]

In tournament I ALWAYS shuffle my opponents deck. I shuffle it like crazy in all honestly

[@Dredgen_Smoke]

The number of players I've dealt with giving me attitude cuz I stopped their plays without negates. It's entertaining

[@IdrisAchakzad-g4z]

At locals I get into time so often that I have 3 dogwood and even gimmick puppets in my side (my deck can make rank 8,s)

[@Voicegoblin]

The best way to counter these kinds of players is to play shit like convulsion of nature, great noodle inversion, archfiend's oath, the true name, and card advance If they accuse you of stacking just go "yeah I'm stacking. Difference between you and me is I don't have to bend the rules to win. I just step around them"

[@seanfowler3966]

I remember some years back during the 5ds era, I was having a casual game with a friend of mine, I'm doing a synchro summon, he goes into his battle phase and destroys my cards, and I tell him you can't go into your battle phase during my turn, unless you have a card that says you can, and he tells me when it's destroyed its removed from play instead of the graveyard. I never spoke to that guy again.

[@dragon-id5uj]

I can't even comprehend what this means. Sounds like they did not know how to play maybe

[@josephjackson9679]

I dont know if I believe this story, at least how its told. You said one thing, which went completely ignored and he just said an entirely unrelated statement? And this person was a friend? Also, horrendous thing to end a friendship over

[@seanfowler3966]

@@josephjackson9679 it's true I'm no liar, and I've heard of friendships being ended over worse things than this.

[@Quesorito]

I feel like I shuffle like I’m “stacking my deck” but trust me imma brick I just suck at shuffling and if I don’t look I’ll drop the cards 😂😂

[@therealrealwizz]

8:12 if I go to search a card and I see clumping I move them around but always shuffle after and offer the cut

[@MrKingOnDaThrone1]

“Mhm hmm, got yo ass now” 🤣🤣💀💀

[@Deezy1019]

People that play super fast to try and not let you respond to their actions is annoying af

[@killabee420kl7]

Imagine being a person that cheats at a children's card game

[@Last_Resort991]

Imagine cheatign at a game where prizes can go into the hubderds or thousands of dollars

[@killabee420kl7]

@Last_Resort991 just like Pokémon trading card game prizes in the thousands I see your point so valid definitely not a children's card game

[@Jowgenz]

@@Last_Resort991 - People are cheating at locals where the best prize is the OTS pack they got for their entry.

[@TheHoodMVP]

You only get a clean cut after your opponent cuts your deck. You can't repile shuffle

[@lit_wick]

Looking down while shuffling! YES Ive seen someone at locals do it and then I open horrible. I wondered if he was stacking my deck.

[@darrylleite5076]

I hate stalling!!! Was playing against runic stun a few weeks back at locals, I had the win!! Was playing maliss and I was trying to go for the win, he had a single interruption! The win was a lock for me! Every single time I played a card he would stop and say “thinking” taking about 20-30 sec every time!! I lost because I burned myself trying to get the otk 🤦🏾‍♂️ so annoying

[@josephjackson9679]

02:00 DPE is level 6 + a D-hero. Its why Malicious at 3 is so good, and why Winged Kuriboh lvl 6 is viable at a one-of because you fusion destiny send Kuriboh and Mali, then you can benefit from Mali cycling and the Kuriboh tribute burn Malicious Bane needs a Lvl 5 + fiend, you may have been thinking of him instead

[@gokusensei0076]

One guy was playing 10 pie and he had one card in his hand and he was like eating up time he kept asking how much time on the clock and he dropped the card and it was a shifter which I called judge for

[@therealrealwizz]

Okay I had a judge I was playing against set down a duo drive and then try to pick it up and do dweller bc it kills my deck and I Was like bro u already summon duo drive

[@gokusensei0076]

I play Dino punk gold pride I've been stalled plenty of times people will try to read my cards multiple times or other things they do

[@therealrealwizz]

As always great video bro

[@RogueHero]

Appreciate it, thanks for watching!

[@ProxyLimit]

Thank you for this, I didn't know people did that stacking thing. Also, didn't think someone could swap hands in their hoodie wow.

[@RogueHero]

Glad I could help

[@BlueHawkPictures17]

Since everyone is different and there is a vast spectrum of what people consider rule sharking or not, what I try to do is reciprocate what my opponent allows and disallows and match that standard to them. I always ask if I can get take backs and if they allow them, I always reciprocate if they are in a similar situation. So if they don't allow some forms of take backs, I keep them responsible to the same degree of restriction. This way there's no bad blood and everything is fair. There was a wholesome moment at a locals where my opponent let cards he adds to hand or revealed remain revealed throughout his turn (gigachad), and I reciprocated by keeping my "known" cards in hand open too (he cooked me with his mermail deck). Idk if I will do something like that at a regional, but man if I had his confidence I'd probably do that unprompted.

[@RogueHero]

Yea I'm the same way , if we both being nice and cordial then I'm cordial but I only shark when I have too.

[@Jakmo23]

I played a dude in YCS that slowed played. I was going to give him the win anyways (my brother lost, he got cheated to ironically) dude ended up winning the entire tournament 😅

[@isaactes]

9:42 yeah sure but what the f am i supposed to do if they try to instantly take back the spell from an impermed column?

[@RogueHero]

@@isaactes stuff like that is different, I'm talking like people not fully committing to plays or people changing their chain links within 10 seconds of announcing em. If someone plays into a imperm column that's on them.

[@isaactes]

@@RogueHero thats fair

[@TheZeroDav]

played a A Gear player some how always has the OTK con

[@bavarianhero]

My neighbor would always put a trap/spell in defense or vise versa for a monster that couldn’t be summoned in the back-row. It was all for bluff then he will pick up his cards from the field and would say you fell for it. Horrible person. Never won against him lol

[@RogueHero]

People did that all the time when infernities was the best deck

[@bavarianhero]

@ that’s f*cked up lol The best bluff I had was are you sure. And then I lost. I couldn’t afford mirror force. Best I had was trap hole and that would get destroyed before a summon.

[@TheHoodMVP]

You also aren't allowed to rearrange your graveyard

[@c0deanime240]

Wait u can't do that?

[@TheHoodMVP]

@c0deanime240 technically no. Nobody knit picks about it. But there are really old cards that are graveyard specific like "what is the first card in the graveyard" etc type thing like that

[@speedmantis4228]

this is why i avoid locals

[@BCc249]

I recently got called a cheater for doing whats called a mana shuffle in mtg. Luckily the judge sided with me. Its not my fault im smarter lol

[@Last_Resort991]

Mana weaving? That's literally cheating bro.

[@BCc249]

@Last_Resort991 no mana shuffle, not weaving. When u shuffle ur deck after laying out ur mana and then laying card down it's called mana shuffle. When u don't shuffle after its called mana weaving which is very against the rules in every card game I know of because it's literally stacking ur deck. Let me state this one more time. After laying out my mana and laying the rest of the cards on top of them I shuffle my deck just like normal.... There is no way that illigal in any way. Again I'm talking about a mana shuffle not mana weaving. Mana weaving is a particular way ppl stack decks, mana shuffling is weaving and then fully shuffling ur deck afterwords, because u shuffle it afterwords it's obviously not cheating. Ppl do this for the same reason all regular playing card decks come in order, and are replaced in order before u start ur first shuffle in casinos as a legal requirment

[@tsuraiyhael595]

Hey Chris my teammate got top 32 at ycs Orlando is there any way we can share his deck profile on your channel?

[@RogueHero]

@@tsuraiyhael595 sure , film it in atleast 1080p and send it over via Google drive at [e-mail]

[@tsuraiyhael595]

Sent! Ty man appreciate you 🙏 2 of my teammates topped actually 32&64

[@SonnyLando]

11:02 think before you play the cards

[@dragon-id5uj]

Then get called out for slow play... Can't win with a shark lol. They also tend to rush/distract you

[@SonnyLando]

@ damn

[@RadSkeeDadYGO]

Dude at my locals is that exact dude. Plays slow as hell. But tries to rush the hell out of you. G1.

[@darkrulerbob]

If someone rule sharks like that i used to lie. I didnt do that. I didnt commit. Hes lying. Hes a liar. If hes willing to shark that bad i dont care.

[@RogueHero]

@@darkrulerbob facts and I'm about to be a 10x bigger shark in game 2 and 3

[@ThePokeMartian]

Where the deck profiles at?

[@darkrulerbob]

And you didnt bring up the reason why i left yugioh, stealing. The whole community was full of thieves

[@RogueHero]

I got a video planned for that

[@aeroevans9987]

Best way to "cheat" in Yu-Gi-Oh: >Don't wash for 1-2 weeks before the event >Let your opponent see you violently shuffle your own deck, bending at least 3 cards in the process >Insist on cutting your opponent's deck. Your opponents must either scoop or risk their cards being destroyed by shuffling and stench.

[@charliecruz5640]

are you allowed to power shuffle your deck between games?

[@RogueHero]

@@charliecruz5640 yea

[@dragon-id5uj]

Addendum: power shuffling is considered technically stacking; you can do it, but you must properly shuffle afterward.

[@BGLoscar]

You are allowed to..

[@michaelstephens4992]

Pile shuffling is allowed between games and not during them. As he said in the video, actually shuffle ur opponents deck after they pile shuffle then cut

[@androiduser3895]

I was cheated on time which sucked extra hard cuz it turned out if that didn't happen I would have had first even though it turned out I was concussed that day. This was my locals for those wondering (it's a REAL sweaty one)

[@TheAlexRhodes]

Most wholesome and least bitter YuGiOh tournament experience (the prize was a box of napkins).