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Pokémon TCG Live · Standard · Tier C

Raging Bolt Ogerpon

Raging Bolt Ogerpon is a Standard-format Pokémon TCG Live deck built around Teal Mask Ogerpon ex, Raging Bolt ex, Fezandipiti ex. This guide is generated from 85 recent competitive decklists across 35 tournaments.

Published July 13, 2026· Updated July 13, 2026· From 85 recent decklistsacross 35 tournaments
Raging Bolt Ogerpon
Raging Bolt ex

Live Meta Snapshot

Tier
C
Verified win rate
44.4%
Usage share
0.5%
Tournament finishes
8

Tier statistics: September 26, 2026 → October 26, 2026 · 511 standings · 75 events.

Decklist samples: October 1, 2026 → October 31, 2026 · 112 lists · 82 events.

Tier sync: October 26, 2026 · Decklist sync: October 31, 2026 · Rebuilt: October 31, 2026.

Verified Tournament Decklist

montecarlo79 · 🪎Vault Of Games | 🌙 NOT SO Midnight Madness #22 · October 28, 2026 · Place 1 · 60 cards

Submitted tournament source
Total Cards
60
Pokémon
10
Trainers
32
Energy
18

Pokémon (10)

Teal Mask Ogerpon ex

Raging Bolt ex

Mega Kangaskhan ex

Raging Bolt

Latias ex

Trainers (32)

Lillie's Determination

Crispin

Boss's Orders

Judge

Cyrano

Bug Catching Set

Tera Orb

Ultra Ball

Energy Switch

Pokégear 3.0

Night Stretcher

Energy Retrieval

Prime Catcher

Special Red Card

Levincia

Energy

11× Grass Energy4× Fighting Energy3× Lightning Energy

Tournament Results

  • #1 · montecarlo79 · 🪎Vault Of Games | 🌙 NOT SO Midnight Madness #22 · October 28, 2026Source
  • #2 · hockeymason123 · Perth pokemon week 7 · October 3, 2026Source
  • #2 · sagemodexy · 🪎Vault Of Games | 🤯💥Midweek MAYHEM #5 · October 22, 2026Source
  • #6 · sylveesims · REFINE Autumn Series Session 8: Spoopy? · October 21, 2026Source
  • #6 · sagemodexy · SEASAC League Challenge #11 (SEASON 6) [50 CODES] · October 22, 2026Source
  • #7 · holylaprassssss · Oceania Open! | Season 4 - Week 1 · October 9, 2026Source
  • #7 · delucs08 · Vault Of Games | 🌙 NOT SO Midnight Madness #20 · October 26, 2026Source
  • #7 · benjaminnetanyahu · SEASAC League Challenge #14 (SEASON 6) [50 CODES] · October 28, 2026Source
  • #11 · nico1234zzzz · TheDipidis Rapid Rounds TEF-30C #4 · October 17, 2026Source
  • #12 · lucasminoz · La Techgece Casual #7 [BO1] (30C Legal!) · October 8, 2026Source

TCG Live Import List

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Pokémon: 10
4 Teal Mask Ogerpon ex TWM 25
3 Raging Bolt ex TEF 123
1 Mega Kangaskhan ex MEG 104
1 Raging Bolt SCR 111
1 Latias ex SSP 76

Trainer: 32
4 Lillie's Determination MEG 119
4 Crispin SCR 133
2 Boss's Orders MEG 114
1 Judge POR 76
1 Cyrano SSP 170
4 Bug Catching Set TWM 143
3 Tera Orb SSP 189
3 Ultra Ball MEG 131
2 Energy Switch MEG 115
2 Pokégear 3.0 SVI 186
2 Night Stretcher ASC 196
1 Energy Retrieval SVI 171
1 Prime Catcher TEF 157
1 Special Red Card CRI 82
1 Levincia JTG 150

Energy: 18
11 Grass Energy MEE 9
4 Fighting Energy MEE 14
3 Lightning Energy MEE 12

Strategy Overview

Raging Bolt Ogerpon runs Grass Energy / Lightning Energy / Fighting Energy / Psychic Energy / Water Energy energy. The deck's core attackers (Teal Mask Ogerpon ex and Raging Bolt ex) define the game plan, while the trainer suite (Crispin, Ultra Ball, Boss's Orders) provides consistency and disruption. The consensus list below shows which cards appear in at least 40% of recent tournament builds.

Game Plan

Early

Establish your core attacker line, attach Grass Energy / Lightning Energy / Fighting Energy / Psychic Energy / Water Energy energy, and use draw/search trainers to dig for setup pieces.

Mid

Apply pressure with your main attackers, manage prizes, and use disruption trainers like Crispin, Ultra Ball to keep the opponent off-balance.

Late

Close out games with prize-trading math. Use Boss/gust effects when available and play around your opponent's late-game answers (energy denial, single-prize swap-ins, and Stadium swaps).

Key Cards

  • Teal Mask Ogerpon ex: Played in 100% of recent lists at an average of 3.1 copies.
  • Raging Bolt ex: Played in 100% of recent lists at an average of 2.2 copies.
  • Fezandipiti ex: Played in 97% of recent lists at an average of 1.0 copies.
  • Latias ex: Played in 95% of recent lists at an average of 1.9 copies.
  • Crispin: Trainer staple — 100% inclusion across the sample.
  • Ultra Ball: Trainer staple — 100% inclusion across the sample.

Strengths

  • Consistent Teal Mask Ogerpon ex setup demonstrated by a 100% inclusion rate.
  • Established trainer engine across 6 commonly-played support cards.
  • Plays into the current Standard meta with proven results in 35 tournaments.

Weaknesses

  • Vulnerable to opposing disruption (item lock, energy removal, Stadium overrides).
  • Stage 2 and evolution lines can be slowed by aggressive early pressure.
  • Prize trade math punishes losing the opening turn ‑ practice opening hands.

Matchups

  • EvenAggressive Pokémon ex buildsTrade efficiently and prioritize knocking out two-prize attackers before they set up multi-prize swings.
  • FavoredSetup / Stage 2 control decksApply early pressure before the opponent finds Rare Candy and Stage 2s.
  • UnfavoredSingle-prize toolbox decksSave Boss/gust effects for the right turn; you cannot afford to take wrong knockouts.

Tips & Tricks

  • Practice mulligan decisions ‑ a clean opening hand is worth more than perfect mid-game play.
  • Track your opponent's energy attachments to predict next-turn threats.
  • When in doubt, prioritize keeping Teal Mask Ogerpon ex active and powered.

Common Mistakes

  • Attaching energy to the wrong attacker on turn 1.
  • Using Boss/gust effects on the wrong target ‑ always count prizes first.
  • Over-committing Pokémon to the bench, exposing yourself to spread damage.

Card Replacements

  • Passimian → Flexible slot — Included in 66% of lists ‑ swap based on expected matchups.
  • Iron Leaves ex → Flexible slot — Included in 42% of lists ‑ swap based on expected matchups.
  • Ciphermaniac's Codebreaking → Flexible slot — Included in 66% of lists ‑ swap based on expected matchups.

FAQ

Is Raging Bolt Ogerpon good on Pokémon TCG Live ladder?

Yes ‑ this consensus list reflects 85 recent competitive decklists across 35 tournaments and is well-positioned in the current Standard format.

What format is this deck for?

Standard format Pokémon TCG (Live and paper).

Where does this list come from?

Generated from recent Limitless TCG Standard tournament results. Each card's inclusion rate is calculated from the actual decklists in our sample.