Q: Your deck should have exactly 60 cards and it should be shuffled well. One-fourth to one-third of the cards in your deck should be energy cards for a well-balanced deck, but whatever suits you is fine. If you don't have 60 cards to play with and you're playing casually, ask your opponent if it's OK to play with less than 60 cards in a deck. Make sure you and your opponent have the same amount of cards in your decks! Flip a coin to see who starts. The first player cannot attack on their first turn. Take 7 cards from the top of the deck and put them aside, face down. Look for a Basic Pokemon in your hand of 7 cards. Basic Pokemon are represented by a box that says "BASIC" at the top of the card. If there aren't any Basics, shuffle your hand into your deck and draw another 7 cards. This is called a mulligan. Each time you perform a mulligan, your opponent has the choice of drawing an extra card. If you have at least one basic Pokemon in your hand, put the one you want to use for attack first face down onto the playing area a few inches in front of you. If you have more basic Pokemon cards in your hand, you can put them face down beneath your active Pokemon as your bench. You may have no more than 5 Pokemon on your bench at one time. You can look at your hand, but don't look at your prizes yet! Place these cards in a pile on the side face-down. Each time you knock one of your opponent's Pokemon out, take a prize card. When you run out of prize cards, you win. Fewer prize cards can be used for a faster game. There is a special rule for EX and GX Pokemon. If you knock out an EX or GX Pokemon, you get to take two instead of one Prize Card. Contrary to popular belief, you do not take or keep your opponent's Prize Cards. Once you knock out a Pokemon, you take Prize Cards from your own pile, and put them into your hand. Typically these should be on your right side, opposite to the prize cards. Your Discard Pile will be below your deck. When you are ready to begin, make sure your active and benched Pokemon cards are all turned face up. The rest of your hand, prizes, and the rest of your deck should all be face down. You can look at your hand, but not your deck or prize cards. You win if you take all your prize cards, if your opponent has to draw but can't because they've run out of cards in their deck, or if you knock out all Pokemon on your opponent's field.
A: Shuffle your deck. Determine who goes first. Draw 7 cards. Find your Basic Pokemon. Pick your active Pokemon. Draw your six prize cards. Put the remainder of your deck to the side. Face your cards in the right direction. Play until someone wins.

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Q: Tap the Gmail app icon, which resembles a red "M" on a white background. This will open your Gmail inbox if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password when prompted. It's in the top-left corner of the screen. A pop-out menu will appear. This is at the top of the pop-out menu. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu to appear. It's in the drop-down menu. A new menu will open. This option is in the menu. It's at the top of the list of options. You may be prompted to allow Google to sign you in. If so, tap Continue or ALLOW. Tap the "Email or phone" text box, then type in the email address for the account you want to use. It's below the text box. Type in the password you use to log into your Gmail account. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so will both add the account to your list of currently signed-in accounts and open the account's inbox. If you want to switch to a different signed-in account, tap , then tap the account's profile image at the top of the menu. If the account doesn't have a profile image, you'll tap the colored circle with the account name's first initial instead.
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Open Gmail. Tap . Tap your current email address. Tap Manage accounts. Tap Add account. Tap Google. Enter your email address. Tap NEXT. Enter your password. Tap NEXT. Switch between accounts.