> I just wanted to know if you could help fine tune it. How would someone 
> like myself become a Deck Mechanic.
>
>
> I played this deck in a tourney held at C&M Card Shop here in San Jose, CA
> on SuperBowl Sunday 1/31/00. There was only about twelve people there
> because of the big game. Fortunately, the tourney ended early because of
> the amount of players and I made it home just in time for the kickoff.
> I've been going to this particular tourney since October, when I started
> playing Pokemon TCG, and the worst I have ever done is second place. I
> used to play a Haymaker, but I thought that I needed to change because the
> other players were making decks just to beat mine. Thus, Dazed & Confused
> was born.
>
>  DAZED&CONFUSED
>3~Electabuzz
>3~Scyther
>4~Venonat
>3~Venomoth
>4~Jigglypuff
>3~Wigglytuff
>8~Electric Energy
>12~Grass Energy
>4~DCE
>3~BIll
>2~Professor Oak
>1~Computer Search
>2~Pokemon Trader
>2~Mr. Fuji
>3~Energy Removal
>3~Potion
>
> Each round in this tournament was best out of three.
>
> Round 1 vs. Chris with a Haymaker
> I had a hard time with this deck because of my Elctabuzz' and Jigglys'
> were getting beat up due to their weakness. That's when the Mr. Fuji's
> come in handy, retreat my 'Buzz or Wiggly and Mr. Fuji him back into my
> deck. Good thing Scyther and Venomoth have a resistance to fighting.
> Venomoth had Hitmonchan Confused (and poisoned) while my Scyther Dazed
> him. Chris beat me the first match and I won the second two because he had
> a fist full of trainers and no one on the bench.
> 1~0
>
> Round 2 vs. Brett (Grass/Water)
> Brett is another regular at this tourney. He had just made this deck
> before coming. A DECK NOT TESTED??? WHAT?? I started with a scyther and an
> electabuzz on the bench and an active Jiggly to his lonely Pinsir. I
> lullybyed him to sleep and by turn two I was doin the wave for 60 after I
> evolved my Jiggly into Wigglytuff played a DCE then computer searched for
> that Oak to get some Pokemon on the bench.  He had to leave as we started
> the 2nd match. His dad made him leave early so he wouldn't miss the game.
> 2~0
>
> Round 3 ~~BYE
> I got a bye because I was the first to finish round 2 and of the respect
> I've earned as a feared Pokemon Trainer!!! ahahhaha
>
> Round 4 vs. John (Raindance)
> John is a really good opponent for me. He has the best luck with those
> Gamblers. If he gets a tails the one card he draws is usually an Oak or
> another Gambler. I started with an Electabuzz active to his squirtle.
> Electabuzz made quick work of his squirtles and Magikarps before he could
> even evolve. He did manage to get a Blastoise on his bench to pump up a
> gyrados. Unfortunately for Gyrados, Venomoth venom powdered for 20 and OOH
> look a heads, " You're Poisoned AND Confused. He kills my venomoth and I
> bring in a Scyther to finish him off for the win.

Now, for your deck. You've got an excellent basis here. In fact, I have nothing to change in your choice of pokemon, or your choice of energy. So, I'll just copy them from above for everyone else to review.

Pokemon (14 Basic + 6 Evols = 20 Total):
3 Electabuzz
3 Scyther
4 Venonat
3 Venomoth
4 Jigglypuff
3 Wigglytuff

Energy (20 Basic + 4 DCE = 24 Total):
12 Grass
8 Electric
4 Double Colorless Energy

Now let's dig into your choice of trainers. You have room for (60 - 20 - 24 = 16) 16 trainers. In order to see easier what I've changed, I'm going to put what you had on the left, and my remix on the right, then I'll briefly discuss why I made those changes.

Your Trainers (16 Total):	My Trainers (16 Total):
3 BIll 2 Professor Oak 1 Computer Search 2 Pokemon Trader 2 Mr. Fuji 3 Energy Removal 3 Potion	4 Bill 2 Professor Oak 2 Gambler 2 Computer Search 3 Gust of Wind 3 Scoop Up

The reason for these choices should be fairly obvious. With a Wigglytuff deck, we want to make sure we have plenty of card drawing ability to get him out as quickly as possible with a lot of bench support. The Scoop Ups are added for getting an Electabuzz out of the way when we get Wigglytuff ready and also for its healing ability. Get a lot of damage on your Scyther or Electabuzz, and just bring them back up to your hand to avoid the KO opportunity for your opponent. The Gust of Winds are great for both offense and defense. In our case, we are going to be using them mostly for offense. Bring up something that can be quickly KO'd. We took out the Pokemon Traders, because we don't want to lose a pokemon in order to get a different one. We'd rather just be able to get another. The more the merrier for Wigglytuff. Good luck!