Some years ago, every high level tournament had closed decklists - you never knew what people were playing until you got to round one, when there would then be a rush to find out what the most popular pros were on. For a couple of years now, high-level tournaments have mostly been open decklists (meaning you have access to your opponent’s entire list as soon as you sit down to play against them), which is a change that is very divisive both in the pro and the non-pro community.
In this article, I’ll go over the pros...
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