Can Your Deck Win?
Pokémon TCG prize card trainer
Good players know which cards are in their prizes by their first turn. RdyDeck drills that with your own list, as many times as you want, free and offline.
Why prize mapping matters
Six cards start face down as prizes. If you know which ones, you know what you can still search for, which lines are open, and when a prize you take could give you a key card back. Working it out fast, while you set up, is a skill, and it gets faster with practice.
How a training game works
- Import your deck, or pick a starter deck.
- RdyDeck sets cards aside as prizes: 6 by default, or 4 or 8.
- You flip through the rest of the deck.
- You name the cards that are missing, and RdyDeck shows how you did.
Add a time limit to make it feel like a real game. After a few games, RdyDeck shows which cards you miss most, so you know what to focus on.
Daily challenge
Everyone gets the same list and the same shuffle each day. Find the six prizes as fast as you can. Your first try is your score, and you can share it.
Train the deck you will play
Practice works best with your actual list. Grade it first with the deck grader, check how often its key cards get prized with the opening odds, then drill it here.