🔥 I’m thrilled to introduce another member of the Montre-academy: @FedeMoltres ! In this masterclass, he’ll break down how to pilot Kaido, why he chose the deck for Finals, where he secured a Top 16 finish, and how he later went on to achieve a Top 4 finish in Prague. He’ll also cover post-ban changes and what to expect with the arrival of EB05! The guide is already packed with great insights, both in the written content and video analysis. Next week, we’ll give it a complete visual revamp, add all the commented matches, and include new games from the EB05 meta once testing is complete. Why? Because quality is the only thing that matters to me. 💯 🔗 Link in the comments 🏷️ Use code MONTRESTORE for 10% OFF the guide! Now, I want to explain why I chose to bring Fede into this project, knowing that some people have concerns about his past and consider him an unfair player. Before the discussion begins, I ask you to take a moment to read this before commenting. Many of you know me and my brand. One of my biggest battles has always been against cheating in card games. I’ve consistently stood against it because I believe fair play and integrity are essential to the competitive scene. But my goal has never been to name names, fuel drama, or encourage people to attack one another. As a player, entrepreneur, and content creator, I want to help change the mentality surrounding this community and bring positivity back to something we love and, for some of us, have even turned into a career. I’ve spoken directly with Fede, and he’s shared his perspective on everything that has happened over the past few months. I won’t go into every detail. I’m not here to justify anyone’s actions, dismiss people's concerns, or blindly defend anyone. Federico asked me for an opportunity to show people who he is beyond the controversy surrounding him. We live in a world where accusations can spread quickly, reputations can suffer lasting damage, and people who make mistakes are not always given an opportunity to demonstrate that they can learn and change. At the same time, I believe that accountability matters. Serious concerns deserve to be taken seriously, and trust has to be earned through actions, not words. That’s why I chose to give him this opportunity. My message has always been about positivity, fairness, and giving people a chance. I understand that this decision comes with risks, and I respect the fact that not everyone will agree with it. But denying someone the opportunity to move forward without considering the possibility of growth would go against the values I was raised with. Ultimately, I believe there are three possible outcomes: 1️⃣ If he made mistakes and genuinely learns from them, then takes responsibility and never repeats them, that’s a positive outcome for both him and the community. 2️⃣ If the accusations are unfounded, then he deserves the opportunity to move forward without being permanently defined by a stigma that shouldn't follow him. 3️⃣ If further misconduct occurs, I’ll take the appropriate action, just as I’ve done with other players in the past. Giving someone a chance does not mean giving them a free pass. In every case, my priority remains the same: protecting the integrity of the game and helping build a healthier competitive community. After reading this, you’re absolutely entitled to disagree with my decision. You can criticise my choice, question my judgment, and have your own opinion about Federico. I respect that. What I ask is that we keep the discussion respectful and distinguish between criticism of a decision and personal attacks. As for Federico, he’s an excellent player. I’ve tested with him extensively in the past, both online and in person, and my personal experiences with him have always been positive. He’s been kind, friendly, and respectful towards me. That doesn’t mean my personal experience should settle every question surrounding him. It simply explains why I was willing to hear him out and give him an opportunity to demonstrate who he is through his actions. He asked for a chance to be heard, and as a father myself, I kept thinking about the lessons Edward Newgate — Whitebeard — taught us in One Piece: the importance of family, loyalty, and believing in people. I couldn’t simply turn my back on someone who asked for an opportunity to move forward. But please don’t discredit my work or the work of my team because of this decision. Years of sacrifice, dedication, and passion have brought us this far, and I hope they’ll take us even further. Giving someone a second chance doesn't mean ignoring the past. It means giving them the opportunity to show, through their actions, who they really are. I believe in accountability, second chances and, above all, building a better community. ❤️

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Stream in half an hour, link below👇 @AbbsterTCG @reneneneneneeee @Radicalkill @roamingTCG on the menu today including some PY Pudding @DjKoal & @Jak3Corona (I think?) on commentary duty 🎙️

Got an insane run this weekend at Utrecht with Luffy & Ace. Friday 6-1 Top 64 in Flame Flame. Saturday 9-1 Regional Top 32. Picked the deck the previous week as Mihawk was too boring for me. The deck is so fun and good in this meta.

My friend wanted Sanji Top player. I decided to gamble until opening sanji (only 4 packs x) This is what happened first pack. @Radicalkill

Saturday recap Arrive alive to Utrecht.✅ -pick up the preorder at the shop✅ -3-2 in the Flame Flame-> 4-1 -3-3 drop finals -> 2-3 drop -get egb ticket for sunday✅ -go turbo copium with Sanji and 1-3 drop🔜🔜 -visit utrecht -ask myself why I keep playing shit decks✅

Somehow I just topped at Utrech finals with Elbaph Luffy. I cant believe it🤪. Run and decklist tomotrow. Rn having the time of my life with all the @Chinoize_ cup players 😛🥳🥳🥳🥳. Also my goat is here with me @Radicalkill