We’re BACK! (Snap that is) Top 5 things to do when you can’t play snap,  bullseye is here!  & more

EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 1H 57M

We’re BACK! (Snap that is) Top 5 things to do when you can’t play snap, bullseye is here! & more

from SNAP decisions (A Marvel Snap podcast)

The first episode post the Return of Snap! I start the show with a brief overview of my thoughts on snap going down, conspiracy theories and how I feel about the whole thing in my DJ Spin .. The meta report has my current ladder position / some conquest / the alliance comes through again!/ decks I’ve played including the one that finally helped me consistently climb (no it’s not Hela). The single variant I acquired this week ! Also go over (REZ Snappers) predictions for future snap months releases including one supposedly confirmed that I’ve been asking for since the series came out!!! 🤯 The Top 5 has the “Top 5 things you should be doing instead of playing marvel snap / or for sure when the game is down” Comics corner has bullseye .. “I never miss” 😝. His origins (1975) aliases , appearances in the MCU & video games and also the card itself and a deck to try it in! Lastly the MCU minute including the ten differences between Hulk & Red Hulk and anticipating the new Captain America film Thanks for listening!!

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