The game ends when either one player reaches 0 remaining points or one player's deck is emptied, and whoever has the most remaining points at that time wins the game
As independent third parties, participants trust an external facilitator not to have an axe to grind, a personal agenda, or pre-determined outcomes in mind
Fortunately, this is offset by Jin-Gitaxias' rather hefty mana cost, and that each half of it only triggers once each turn
The Maushold ex card rather oddly features Greedents Nom-Nom-Nom Incisors 120-damage attack, albeit reduced to only drawing two cards rather than three, but it features an Ability thats going to be so much fun: If this Pokmon is in the Active Spot and is damaged by an attack from your opponents Pokmon ( even if this Pokmon is Knocked Out ), put 3 damage counters on the Attacking Pokmon for each of your Tandemaus, Maushold, and Maushold ex in play
This is in place to make sure player who happen to pull a copy of the same card in every pack isn't left at a disadvantage, but it can lead to some interesting deck building choices that aren't possible in other formats if luck is on your side
For example, look at Chespin