Dead Draw Gaming Podcast | Episode 5

An episode of the Dead Draw Gaming - A Pokémon Podcast podcast, hosted by Ryan, titled "Dead Draw Gaming Podcast | Episode 5" was published on April 26, 2024 and runs 74 minutes.

April 26, 2024 ·74m · Dead Draw Gaming - A Pokémon Podcast

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Join Jake Gearhart, Hunter Butler, and Andrew Hedrick as they’re hosted by Etchy for the 5th episode of the Dead Draw Gaming podcast. They discuss results from the recent Pokémon Regional Championship's and what their forecast is for the Indianapolis Regional Championship. Consider supporting the Team DDG Patreon and gain access to great discounts & perks in return: https://shorturl.at/EHWZ3 For the best competitive Pokémon TCG articles from Team DDG, head over to...

Episode Description

Join Jake Gearhart, Hunter Butler, and Andrew Hedrick as they’re hosted by Etchy for the 5th episode of the Dead Draw Gaming podcast. They discuss results from the recent Pokémon Regional Championship's and what their forecast is for the Indianapolis Regional Championship.

Consider supporting the Team DDG Patreon and gain access to great discounts & perks in return: https://shorturl.at/EHWZ3
For the best competitive Pokémon TCG articles from Team DDG, head over to https://www.CutorTap.com
To grab the best sleeves in the game, head over to the DuelSpec website: https://duelspec.com/

Follow Etchy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EtchyOk
Follow Jake Gearhart on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jakekgearhart
Follow Andrew Hedrick on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pokehawkeye

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