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Do I need to shuffle the Extra Deck on its own?

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No, you do not.

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Does sideways shuffle work on my cards even if I don't have sleeves?

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Yes, the cards will be at risk of being bent and damaged by other ways. Any shuffle works for the cards like you would use for a regular deck of playing cards.

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Does it matter if the tokens I'm using are differently-sleeved from my main deck?

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No, it does not; tokens go in your extra deck pile. But your main deck has to have the same sleeves.

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I personally believe that riffle shuffling my cards is the best but my friends say that it'll bend my cards. Does it matter or is there a way to not bend my cards with riffle shuffling?

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Riffle shuffling your cards will most likely damage them, and cause them to lose value. This is generally recognized as bad by the Yu-Gi-Oh! community.

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Can I switch a face-up defense monster to a face-up attack position?

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Yes, you can switch a face-up defense monster to a face-up attack position as long as you have not already switched its battle position that same turn.

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