You can buy Ookemon cards at retail stores, Target, Walmart.

You will able to find the good options online as well like on ebay, amazon, blowoutcards. stockx, dacardworld, steelcitycollectibles, tcgplayer, etc.

There is one site waxchecker which provides comparison between these online retailers and provide you the best deal when you are buying trading cards online.

Waxchecker is the home to shop a Huge selection of Trading Cards at Low Prices with an extensive price comparison from Blowoutcards, dacardworld and Stockx.

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You shuffle the deck. One person takes two cards off the top. The second player does the same. Add the digits. Whoever has the most digits wins the cards. Keep doing this until the you run out of cards. Whoever has the most cards wins.

103 seats

848 excluding trainers, stadiums, and energy

There are really nice decks available at this store called,

Eclipse - Games.Puzzles.Novelties in Parramatta, Sydney

In the Parramatta Westfield, on level 4 close to the cinemas.

A great little store with a very nice range of USPCC playing cards.

It costs $10000

Yes, at least at my target, however they took it off the website for unknown reasons. Possibly because Pokemon is considered stupid and out of style by many and target took them of just to "stay in the current time"

around $3.99 to $5.99.

You normally save on your bed in your house, or you can quicksave in a dungeon by pressing B then going to Othersand Quicksave or Give Up.

First of all, find out where one if being held. You might have to travel a bit to participate in one.

I would suggest going to them but not actually competing yet, to get a feel for the game. You can also pick up tips and new cards at many places that hold them.

When you decided to compete, you need to have a legal deck of 60 cards. You can easily find out the rules if you look on the web-usually if the cards been marked or defaced, is a special card (i.e.-jumbo sized) or you can tell what it is without picking it up first, it cannot be entered. Also, there are two types of tournament to be entered in: restriction and free- the free is any card, restricted is usually the 3 or so last set released.

Like a lot of sports,you work from little tournaments to big ones. Be careful though: the "most powerful" pokemon cards aren't always the best. Going to tournaments first gives you an idea on what sort of decks people make up-you;d be surprised what makes a good combination.

6.3cm x 8.8cm

In a card shop you can get them for 50 cents each. So I would have to say no more than 50 cents.

The first Pokemon were Aggron and Arbok.

go to beckett.com and subscribe to their magazine and get 2 free gradings otherwise around $10

You buy them here: http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/teshado_W0QQ_nkwZQQ_armrsZ1QQ_fromZQQ_mdoZ

You'll need to trade for it.

Well, the Pokemon with the highest HP is wailord ex. He has 200 hp. He is a water type Pokemon and looks like a whale.

Despite popular belief, Ancient Mew is not expensive at all. I managed to get my hands on about seven, each completely genuine and only £2 each.

First edition Charizard ex is probably the most expensive card. People have seen them go for over £200 sometimes!

zellers, little corner stores that are random....

It is between 163$ to 255$ at the most because 23karots of gold per ounce equals 163$

Meadowhall Retail Park, Attercliffe Common, Sheffield S9 2YZ, United Kingdom

Toys R us sell Pokemon cards

(there are more than one Sheffield's you realise)