Its worth doing if you really think the grader missed something or the card is close to the next tier up
That deck has always been held back by the lack of a secondary one-drop, but has excelled at splitting the difference between aggro and controlling midrange
S-Tier decks: Charizard ex, Redidrago VSTAR, Raging Bolt ex, Iron Thorns ex, Miraidon ex, Gardevoir ex, Roaring Moon/Flutter Mane Ancient Box, Dragapult ex, Lugia VSTAR, Palkia VSTAR, Terapagos ex, Roaring Moon ex A-Tier Although these decks aren't surefire winners in every Pokemon TCG battle, they do have great chances of victory, albeit not as much as some of their S-Tier counterparts
This list from MTG pro Valentin Proutiere looks to do just that
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The card has made some noise in Altar Tron decklists as an elite combo piece all the same