The Greed Deck - BboyBOLO 
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Fixed by Dark JeSTeR97
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	Level 4 Monsters - 15
	3 La Jinns
	3 Harpie's Brother
	3 Seven Colered Fish
	3 Darkfire Soldier #1
	3 Darkfire Soldier #2

	Level 5 Monsters - 9
	3 Summoned Skull
	3 Jinzo
	3 Twin Headed Fire Dragon

	Effect Monsters - 9
	1 Cyber Jar
	3 Man-Eater Bug
	3 Dark Zebra
	2 Witch of the Black Forest

	Magic Cards - 16
	1 Raigeki
	3 Malevolent Nuzzlers
	3 Axe of Despair
	1 Dark Hole
	1 Heavy Storm
	2 Swords of Revealing Light
	1 Change of Heart
	1 Pot of Greed
	1 Monster Reborn
	2 Fissure

	Trap Cards - 7
	3 Magic Jammers
	2 Enchanted Javelins
	1 Trap Hole
	1 Solemn Wishes

Total = 56

history: I spent 185 bucks for those three Jinzos!!! Anyways this deck 
has brought me many victories.  I've never lost a single tournament with 
this deck and I've beaten many players who also use beatdowns, stalls, and 
exodia decks.

favorite: I love my three Jinzos!! Why!?? Hello spent over $180 bucks 
on them!! LOL!!!
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Here's my fix:

	Level 4 Monsters - 9
	3 La Jinns
	3 Harpie's Brother
	3 Seven Colered Fish

	Level 5 Monsters - 3
	2 Summoned Skull
	1 Jinzo

	Effect Monsters - 8
	1 Cyber Jar
	3 Man-Eater Bug
	2 Witch of the Black Forest
	2 Magician of Faith

	Magic Cards - 16
	1 Raigeki
	3 Axe of Despair
	1 Dark Hole
	1 Heavy Storm
	2 Swords of Revealing Light
	1 Change of Heart
	1 Pot of Greed
	1 Monster Reborn
	3 Fissure
	2 Tribute to the Doomed

	Trap Cards - 7
	1 Mirror Force
	2 Magic Jammers
	3 Trap Hole
	1 Solemn Judgment

	Total = 43

	From what I could tell, your deck basically boils down to a Beatdown... with WAY too 
many cards. 56 cards in a deck is a lot to run.  Rule of thumb is to keep try to keep the deck 
count to below 45 and NEVER exceed 50.  Also, as a beadown, speed is an important facotr and 
should not be taken lightly.  And in order to keep a deck fast-paced, we're gonna have to do 
some trimming.  
	Lets start with monsters.  15-20 mons per deck is optimal.  Evolutions slow a Beatdown 
(and any other deck for that matter), especially with so many of them.  3 is a nice number to 
run.  So for my fix I have 2 SS and 1 Jinzo, sorry for taking out the other 2 =o)  Jinzo is a 
great card, but 3 in a deck is overload, especially when you have traps of your own to play.  
Save Jinzo for late game or when you need a sure fire hit without any trap interference.  You 
can also take out a SS for another Jinzo if you wish, since the Axes supplement the SS nicely.  
For your main attackers (La Jinn etc), 9 is more than enough.  Thats maxed out on the metagame 
standard.  The Darkfire Soldiers are weak compared to the other BD mons duelists play (all 1800 
atk).  You also don't need 6 extra monsters cluttering your deck.  Your effect monsters are nice, 
I just switched out the Zebras (which you don't need) for MoF (which is more viable). You might
want to try some Dark Elves in this deck too.
	For Magic, I took out the Nuzzlers (too many equips slow the deck down, 3 Axes are all 
you need, trust me) to up the count of Fissure and add in some TttD.  Removal is HUGE in 
Beatdown, it allows your monsters a clear shot at your opponents LP.
	For Traps, I focused more on denial than healing.  Healing is negligible, especially in 
a fast deck.  3 Jammers is too much.  I took one out to add in a Solemn Judgment which can come 
in handy in almost any situation.  Raigeki? BAM, negated.  Mirror Force? BAM, negated.  Jinzo? 
BAM, negated (yes, Solemn Judgment CAN stop Jinzo from being summoned).  And of course the
conventional and very useful 3 Trap Holes.
	This deck should now run much smoother and faster.  You will pull the cards you want 
much more frequently and almost any card you draw will be useful.  Hope this helps!

								- Dark JeSTeR97 =o)