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Last I checked, pro gaming was always a mix of constructed and draft/sealed, which meant you couldn't reach top level without practicing both extensively. A fu
by pyrale 10y ago
Last I checked, pro gaming was always a mix of constructed and draft/sealed, which meant you couldn't reach top level without practicing both extensively.
A full edition set costing in the thousands, and there being 3-4 sets per year, the price to compete is fairly high.
- lgieron 10y agoIf you don't aspire to be a pro player and just want to have fun, you can compete in limited only. I have friends who do that. I myself chose phantom sealed deck tournaments on mtgo, which, provided you don't suck, are basically free.