<p>A good read over here: <a href="https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Chains,_Activation,_and_Resolution" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Chains, Activation, and Resolution</a></p>

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  <p>IMPORTANT: When resolving a chain, as the cards resolve they are NOT sent to the Graveyard until the entire chain has resolved, or a card specifically destroys them</p>
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<p>So in this case, since Trap Hole is on a same chain with Kuraz, Trap Hole is destroyed by Kuraz, and the controller of Trap Hole is allowed to draw a card.</p>

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<p>Player A summons Kuraz, selects 1 set card to destroy on player B's field, player B chains by activating the set card which is Trap Hole, Kuraz is destroyed, but ..</p>

<p>Will Trap Hole is considered "destroyed" so player B draw a card? Or it's sent to graveyard by resolving so player B doesn't draw card?</p>

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# Kuraz vs Trap hole, still draw?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-02-08)

Player A summons Kuraz, selects 1 set card to destroy on player B's field, player B chains by activating the set card which is Trap Hole, Kuraz is destroyed, but ..

Will Trap Hole is considered "destroyed" so player B draw a card? Or it's sent to graveyard by resolving so player B doesn't draw card?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2020-02-10. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

A good read over here: [Chains, Activation, and Resolution](https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Chains,_Activation,_and_Resolution)

> IMPORTANT: When resolving a chain, as the cards resolve they are NOT sent to the Graveyard until the entire chain has resolved, or a card specifically destroys them

So in this case, since Trap Hole is on a same chain with Kuraz, Trap Hole is destroyed by Kuraz, and the controller of Trap Hole is allowed to draw a card.


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