IS COMPETITIVE YUGIOH PAY TO WIN IN 2021

Alec talks about how the competitive Yu-Gi-Oh scene right now is a money creep. Alec and Brent talk about the past formats compared to 2020s' format.
Cody talks about playing a Dark Magician spellcaster deck in 2013 compared to 2020 ;and what he learned in that transition.
Alec, Brent ,and Cody wrap up all of their main thoughts about playing
Yu-Gi-Oh in the late 2020 format and 2021.
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I was trying to say that having more money cards gives that secondary market of selling singles etc brings more people to playing the game of Yu-Gi-Oh; there's simply more people involved if the secondary market exists. When there are less expensive cards in rotation the secondary market goes dry and less people in general are involved in Yu-Gi-Oh.