To be fair, you can't later sell the cards like you can on MTGO, which depending on when you sell them may make that much closer to equivalent
Flareon ex started at $220 when the set released and has climbed to $320+ in just the past month, defying typical market patterns where prices drop after initial release hype
If you can't get it on time, your Pokeballs are almost guaranteed to fetch one
But, having Adrix and Nev, Twincasters as your commander makes it so you have a reliable token doubling effect always available to you, provided you have the mana to cast them
This rule includes a player's own commander, which can deal combat damage to its owner if it is controlled by another player or if its combat damage gets redirected to its owner
If you're playing against a person that you know is playing Chaos Orb (which would be an incredibly rare sight given that the card is not only rare and expensive, but is also illegal in every format except for non-sanctioned games), then you could possibly take advantage of these quirks