However, while many of these cards have incredibly high values, some are so rare that they don't have confirmed market prices on TCGplayer due to a lack of recent sales
Tyrogue used to be a staple tech choice in Pokemon decks to counter Cleffa but with the release of Catcher, there is a strong notion that Tyrogue won't see any play as most people will opt to run zero to two Cleffa as opposed to two to four before Catcher was released
So, I found it helpful to niche down to slower less popular sets
In decks like these, being able to bring three stage 1 Pokemon into the hand can be a huge advantage
The main principle of the game is card placement
Although you can include any number of any type of card - Pokmon, trainer and energy - in your deck other than the rule above, its often recommended that beginners aim to have an even split of Pokmon cards, energy cards and trainer cards: 20 of each