Rate/help me with my deck?

[Tailow_r.a]

So. I've admitted to never understanding/caring about playing with the collection of PKM cards I have, nor even trading them. I just love collecting them, as well as other collectables. It's been a nerdy passion of mine since Kindergarten.

Anyways, so because I had no internet for like 5 days and had nothing better to do with everything being closed due to holidays, and me not working/no school, I decided to attempt to make a deck... just for fun.
I know it's probably not correct, but I pray someone will help me with anything they find wrong with it. Before I'd just chose 60 of my best Pokemon, now there are actually trainers and energy cards, LMFAO.

I decided to go with a storm-front type appeal, because most of my favorite pokemon are water and grass.

Observe:

Energy:
Grass x17
Water x13
Colourless x6

Trainers:
Gambler
Prof. Oak Research
Pokedex
Life Herb
Switch
Energy Search
Potion
Energy Retrieval

Pokemon:
Nidorino
Venusaur
Ivysaur
Sceptile
Grovile
Beedrill
Victreebell
Pinsir
Blastois
Gyarados
Sharpedo
Dewgong
Cloyster
Kyogre
Abomasnow

In the case of high hit-points and high HP I paid close attention to this. I don't really know if that even makes a difference or not... but I do know none of their hit points are any less than 50.

~+

 

[Rocket_Executive]

Ok, first of all your evolved pokemon do not seem to have their basic stages in the deck, for example you have a dewgong but no seel, blastoise with no squirtle or wartortle, etc. You need to start with a basic pokemon and then evolve it into the next stage.
https://www.pokemon.com/us/trading-cards/how-to-play/
This is a demo from the official pokemon site, it should give you an idea of how things work. Have a look at it, and then when you're more familiar with how the game works try revising the deck. One thing I will say is that you have far too many pokemon and energy, if you plan to play this deck against other people you will need more trainers/supporters/stadiums. The official format of the pokemon TCG also does not include cards from all sets, older sets have been rotated from play, but ignore that unless at some point you start thinking about playing competitively.