Anthony Capece – Modeling Uncertainty in MTGO (How Much Do You Trust Worth?)
There was a pretty significant change to MTGO last week. Wizards shut down all daily, premier, PTQ, and MOCS events indefinitely. Where there is change there is uncertainty, and where there is uncertainty there is opportunity. We’re all on the same page here – we want to take advantage if card prices drop. Unlike most...
J. Graves – All Magic Has a Price
All Magic Has a Price J. Graves Tampa, FL Let me know your thoughts at [email protected] Follow @jwgravesFL Early in 1994, a not-so-young version of myself saw a set of friends playing an odd card game at his job. I can still remember asking them, “What’s this?” This is probably the most expensive...
Jim Casale – Long-Term Plans: Choosing a Commander
Just when it looked like our commander deck might be guilded, the shard/wedge monster came up and delivered the finishing upper cut. Before we start looking at some sweet Commanders, I want to take a step back and address a comment made regarding part one of the series. Mark wrote that he preferred three-color decks...
MtG After Hours #1 – GooGoo Goggles
Join the Brainstorm Brewery crew for our After Hours podcast. Basically this is all the good shit that gets cut, left to rot on the editing floor. The banter is usually finance lite, but this time we bring back a classic segment, “What’s It Worth?” This was recorded after Brainstorm Brewery episode #77. Contact...
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Raymond Perez, Jr. – Stories of the Grinder
I am a huge fan of articles that talk about things outside of decklists and tournament reports. While these types of articles are a good way to find a deck to sling at FNM or a PTQ or what have you, I also like to read about real-life events and how they affect people. People...
Andrew Colman – Serum Visions: Grain to Glass
Welcome back to Serum Visions. I’ll waste as little time as possible getting into the meat of the topic of how beer is made, but first I need to talk a little bit about why it is important to know. The more you know about something the more appreciation you can have for it. After...
Jeff Hoogland – A Brief Overview of the Legacy Format
Legacy is my favorite format in Magic (followed closely by Modern). The deep card pool, complex interactions, powerful card selection, and aggressively-costed staples make the format highly skill intensive. I feel more in control of the outcome of a match of Legacy than I do in any other format. I can count on one hand...
Brainstorm Brewery #76 – Going Infinite
The Brew Crew is joined by streaming savant Kenji Egashira (@NumotTheNummy) to talk about all things MODO- bankroll management, streaming, Theros draft archetypes and the dream of going infinite. Kenji was a member of this year’s winning Community Cup team and comes with some stories to tell about his experiences in Seattle. The gang goes...
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Anthony Capece – Rare is the New Uncommon
I’d like to discuss the rise in price of Modern staples over the past few years and why I believe that more recently printed Modern staples – [card]Deathrite Shaman[/card] and [card]Thoughtseize[/card], for example – might actually be traps. Let’s start here: “Past performance does not indicate future results.” It’s one of those nuggets of investing...
Enmou Gao – Inventory Turnover
Inventory Turnover One of the topics that is often discussed in MTG is liquidity. Liquidity is the degree to which an asset or security can be bought or sold in the market without affecting the asset price. All things equal, it is better to speculate on cards that have higher liquidity because more liquid cards...
Andrew Colman – The Puzzle Box: A New Take on Starting a Cube
Here we are again with an introduction to a new series. If you didn’t read my last article, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Andrew Colman, and I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, just a few hours north of the North Dakota border. If you did read it, you’ll know a bit more...
Brainstorm Brewery #75 – Sesquicentennial
Brainstorm Brewery turns 75 this week and shows no signs of pumping the brakes. You shouldn’t pump your brakes, anyway- most cars these days have ABS and you’re not doing anyone any good. This episode is a back-to-basics, no-nonsense cast that is short on dilly-dallying and long on both values and hyphens. With a few...
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