Ben Kei OTK Goat Format Meta Threat? #Mailtime



In this video, we dive deep into the explosive strategy of the Ben Kei deck in Goat Format! Discover how this rogue deck can take the meta game by storm with its unparalleled aggression and unique tactics. We’ll break down the deck’s core cards, key combos, and offer insights on how to pilot this powerhouse to victory. Whether you’re a seasoned Goat Format player or new to this classic Yu-Gi-Oh! era, our comprehensive guide will equip you with everything you need to dominate your duels. Don’t miss out on unleashing the full potential of Ben Kei in your next match!

DB Decklist to Mattia top 8 Decklist: https://www.duelingbook.com/deck?id=15583559

0:00 Intro
0:16 Mail Time
5:15 Deck Breakdown
9:36 Match 1 Panda Burn
19:08 Match 2 Chaos Turbo
32:27 Match 3 Chaos Turbo
43:55 Outro

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20 thoughts on “Ben Kei OTK Goat Format Meta Threat? #Mailtime”

  1. U had game when he dustshooted u even if he set deko
    Set heavy and actviage ur hand on the dd lady piercing for 2900 and then ring it for 3900 which is 6800 he was 6500

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  2. Side note for future reference. Ben Kei is a Japanese name, and the "ei" sound in "Kei" is pronounced the same way you would pronounce the "e" in "bed", the "i" sound isn't pronounced and just extends the "e" sound 1 additional syllable. べん けい If you copy paste that into google translator and then click the audio button, it will read it out loud to you so you can get a better idea of how it's pronounced. I know I know… "in English we pronounce ei this way", trust me I get it lol it's the same with Japanese trying to pronounce the letter L or trying to pronounce consonants without a vowel afterward. It's just a language barrier thing.

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