How does this deck play in practice? We've talked about the gameplay loop. Basically, you have to find a boss monster. If we don't find one of these six cards, we don't really do anything but set three monsters and pray. If we find a boss monster, we can go full combo, trying to OTK our opponent with Enhanced Red Boot . If we're stuck with Blue Fang and no Red Boot , we can still do some decent plays. We can flip our opponent's monsters, destroy them, summon Enhanced Burst Dragon , try to remove their cards, and try to deal damage. But usually, we're not going to OTK with Enhanced Burst Dragon. We're going to try to break some things, try to flip some things, deal a little damage, make a big play, and try not to get OTK'd on the counter. And sometimes that's enough.
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Overall, I would say that this deck is really strong. It's incredibly consistent at taking down opponents. Again, all we have to do is find one of those six cards. When it's played properly, it does really, really well, and it's probably one of the strongest decks in the game right now. I will say that it's not my favorite deck, and that's because there aren't many interesting decision points. You're basically just playing the same combo every time and hoping that it wins. Every once in a while, you'll run into a Trap Legend when you try to attack with Red Boot Enhanced Dragon , and it'll get blocked, and you'll lose the game. We could play backrow break cards to try to prevent that, but I think you need a minimum number of monsters for the deck to work the way you want, so we don't have those here, but that could be an option. But overall this is a great deck, really really strong not really my favorite deck because it's not my favorite playstyle but very very strong. So if you're looking for a deck that's going to be really strong, win really fast, I would say this is the deck for you.
