Small details like the energy symbols, the Pokdex entry, or the card number can be telltale signs if they deviate from the standard format

Approach of the Second Sun As Luck Would Have It Azor's Elocutors Barren Glory Battle of Wits Biovisionary Call the Spirit Dragons Central Elevator // Promising Stairs Central Elevator // Promising Stairs Chance Encounter Coalition Victory Darksteel Reactor Doctor Doom, Unrivaled Duelists' Convocation International (playtest) Epic Struggle Felidar Sovereign Form of the Approach of the Second Sun Gallifrey Stands Halo Fountain Happily Ever After Hedron Alignment Helix Pinnacle Hellkite Tyrant Jace, Wielder of Mysteries Laboratory Maniac Laboratory Maniac Liliana's Contract Luck Bobblehead Mayael's Aria Maze's End Mechanized Production Mortal Combat Near-Death Experience Now I Know My ABC's Ramses, Assassin Lord Revel in Riches Shinryu, Transcendent Rival Simic Ascendancy Test of Endurance Thassa's Oracle The Cheese Stands Alone Triskaidekaphile Twenty-Toed Toad Wowzer, the Aspirational (playtest)
For example, the card on the right features gray borders instead of yellow
Chouryou Kishinken
Fan-favourite Pokemon like Charizard, Pikachu, and Umbreon usually perform better over time
When I am playing mono-red I tend to have to go 'into the tank' as much as when I play The Deck