40 or 60 cards deck?

[Ares]

Which one is best under the current circumstances ?

[C.C. 折オリ枝 の 夫]

Depends on deck honestly.

60 card decks tend to be mill/Ishizu variants with That Grass Looks Greener, and while they may be strong, there's a lot of strong 40 card decks too, such as Sprights, Rikka, Branded, Swordsoul, and more.

[TormentedSalad]

60 card Chad players obviously but not all decks can do it 40 is generally accepted as its consistent

[Merilirem]

Almost entirely comes down to whether you are milling with grass. Beyond that its just a matter of working out how your cards work. If you can do your plays with enough starters a 60 card deck is always good.

[Candarian]

60 harder for others to get rid of all 60 cards compare to 40
on the other hand u have a higher chance to draw the cards u need with 40(a little bit)

well u can work around both so ...

[Zaebore]

Find out what best works for you. All of my decks tend to be a 40 card deck and that works best for me.

[Keeks574]

Depends on how many openers your deck has. 40 card decks have 1 - 6 normal summons and several ways of getting to that combo piece. if your deck lacks searchable tools or uses too much extra deck space in a simple 40 card deck then I personally avoid going to 60.

[Beefsquatch436]

I would go 40-45 for consistency sake

[Papa Smurf]

Most decks I run 40 cards because the game hates me so I don't want to rely on drawing grass or ishizu cards to make my deck function. That said sometimes I will run anywhere between 40-45 cards if I can't decide what to cut, but always use the test draws to make sure it's still consistent. The rule I use is I won't play a deck unless 8 out of 10 hands are playable.

[Ares]

Originally posted by Papa Smurf:

Most decks I run 40 cards because the game hates me so I don't want to rely on drawing grass or ishizu cards to make my deck function. That said sometimes I will run anywhere between 40-45 cards if I can't decide what to cut, but always use the test draws to make sure it's still consistent. The rule I use is I won't play a deck unless 8 out of 10 hands are playable.

Using the test draw.. a very good advice to check the consistency of the deck

[76561198954155998]

Originally posted by virgo:

Which one is best under the current circumstances ?

Generally, the only times you'd probably use 60 cards is with mill decks like Ishizu or Lightsworn. Other times I'd say it's more ideal for playing 40 cards for consistency's sake