Are decks with around 50 (yes, 50) cards worth it?

Hello guys, this is a guide for helping you make your decks. So, to explain the importance and disadvantages of 50 card decks, I'm gonna mention the advantages/disadvantages of 40 card decks and 60 decks. Their advantages are the disadvantages of the other kind of deck.

so, 40 card decks, shall we?
1) You get the cards you need faster
2) Sideck has more chance coming to your hand
3) Decreases the extra deck's needs. The less monsters you have, the less the core extra deck monsters you need, allowing you to put more situational/alternative extra deck monsters in your extra deck

let's proceed to the 60 card deck advantages as well!
1) You can sideck easier (more cards to remove for siding)
2) Increases your deck's possible combos.

Therefore, 50 card decks share a little of all the advantages the other decks share.
So, don't worry building 50 card decks (especially in fun-to-play games), but you should put them into test and see if they work as they are. Don't forget to practise sidecking too!

I wouldn't recommend 50 card decks atm due to june banlist 2017, but there might go into meta at an another time.

Anyway, that's for this guide. Share your thoughts below and I hope you enjoyed!

thats fine with posting stuff as long as you change a bit.

but yeah i feel the less the better in terms of drawing because 60 card decks have different engines together so if you have alot of cards on one thing, you could be doing alot more dead draws.

43-46 is a good idea in decks who use demise at 3 also.

Ehther wrote:

thats fine with posting stuff as long as you change a bit.

but yeah i feel the less the better in terms of drawing because 60 card decks have different engines together so if you have alot of cards on one thing, you could be doing alot more dead draws.

Tbh, even 60 card decks were said to be bad before "that grass looks greener" was released. I also agree that the more cards you have in a deck, the more frequent dead draws you will get. However, consider decks with less cards to get dead draws too, due to lacking gameplays, as I already mentioned. If you have strong searching power in 60 card decks, the less dead draws you will have. I'm not mentioning that 40 card decks are worse than 60 card decks. I'm just saying that adding cards in your deck may improve the deck's performance other than hurting it.

Erebus wrote:

43-46 is a good idea in decks who use demise at 3 also.

Well, not really. The point off a Demise deck is resolving Demise first turn in order to win, increasing deck size lowers the changes of drawing Demise.

Next month the 12th That Grass Looks Dead.
(Pun intended)

Ya' you're propably right, that's why I'm going to update this article