Where can i find official konami rulings on specific card situations?

[Everett Naquin]

People show me rulings and they sound like a load of crap so I ask them to provide their source of these rulings.Then they go to an app or a webpage but the fact is.ANYONE can make apps and webpages.None of the sources people provide are produced by konami and therefore are unreliable.

[Peter]

The problem is, Konami did not release their own rules site so we have to provide rulings from other sites. There are quite a few reliable sources like the Yugioh Wiki that have official rulings.


Just so that you know, there are a lot of really good players on this site (myself NOT included, I suck at some of the more complicated rulings) that can answer your questions accurately without having to provide sources. PikaPika for instance is very good at this.

[Hsin Tung]

The app is made in affiliation with KDE, so it's pretty official. Yugioh.wikia isn't as reliable as it used to be, but you can still extrapolate a bunch of information from the site. Also, while I don't usually do this, googling the scenario on Pojo can get immediate responses.

I'm in the official judge group on facebook, so I have access to a lot of answers and explanations.

I do encourage finding a real explanation when people say that because a lot of the times it isn't even specific rulings but rather game play. Also, people can just B.S. that in hopes someone will listen.

Hope this helps!

[LeLuke]

Konami doesn't have a specific ruling page dedicated to certain situations. Quite frankly, your best bet is just to go on TCGPlayer, Pojo, and Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia. They are reliable and many users from those site are judges. No copyright organization/foundation is going to support a "reliable" source for yugioh. It's a children's card game, if Pojo ain't good enough for you then quite playing.