Let me know what's your favourite spicy 1of to play in your main deck (that we now know the odds of drawing!)

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Having four hands would certainly make playing Riftbound easier :face-turquoise-covering-eyes: Great video, as always!

The ambessa with assault +2 and kill a unit in the bf she's attacking is such a great 1of

Superb as usual!

I can see a couple of polish games on the shelf behind you, was it difficult to ship them from Poland to California? Any specific retailer you can recommend?

Essential knowledge and cool editing!
Much deserved like from me 👍

God damnit I love this fucking guy!!!!
Thank you for your service 🍻

The one of gear hate is kinda good, sometimes you just lose to a shovel or aurora.

Also useful to use an expansion on the Baron/Harrowing example to visualize your two drops or gameplan cards, you can just say "there are 8 cards in my deck that fill this role, how often do I get it on my starting hand or if I were to draw 4 from progress day right now that would let me play it now"

Excellent ! Was expecting a theoretical video and I was pleasantly surprised to get an example from the lastest tournament, nice !
Great content 👍

What a great video

This was a great breakdown, thanks for putting this together

And they said a+b = c would never been useful - this breakdown is priceless! Amazing info for deck building and gameplay interaction

Legend

very good video

Awesome teaching

We talked in Barcelona aboit how You wanted to make this video. Happy to see it now! Very interesting topic.

Great video. It would be nice to see more examples of how to use this in deckbuilding itself, because it's quite theoretical.

This man has 3 hands!!!

the most relevant part of the play at the end is "has anything resolved that would have made him defy" and if it has, counting the seen cards afterwards. Or "was the first defy-ed spell important enough, or is it signaling a second in hand?" Counting card odds only takes you to "if its a 3 of its more likely than a 2 of" and to look at how many copies remain in the deck. The most information in these games are the games and the plays themselves, and if, say, the manland had passed on defying something critical the previous turn, the ride the wind was very likely to resolve, but if no decent defy checks had happened, then its likely he has one in hand.

"Seeing a card won't mean you can draw it"... incredibly powerful way to say you'll have an idea in your head of how likely it is to see a 2nd or 3rd copy of that card. Well done Simon.