A quiet change was made to MTGO treasure chests, and Kyle is here to lead us through the implications. for the market
Kyle Rusciano
Kyle started playing Magic with his little brother when they saw some other kids at a baseball camp playing. His grandma bought them some Portal: Second Age decks, and a hobby was born. Kyle played from Weatherlight through Invasion, then took a lengthy break until 2013. Now a PhD student in the humanities, the Greek mythology component of Theros compelled Kyle to return to the game. He enjoys playing Pauper and Limited as well as focusing on MTGO finance and card design. Follow him on Twitter at @KangaMage!
What is up with six-mana mythics and the MTGO marketplace? Kyle investigates the implications of a couple odd cards.
Kyle breaks down five categories of cards that he thinks are too good to overlook at their current prices.
Cards from Dominaria are presenting major implications for the metagame, and Kyle’s here to help us capitalize on the uncertainty.
Kyle’s here today to give us the rundown on how the new Flashback Drafts on MTGO will work – and how we can profit off of them. Bonus: a portfolio review after a very active month!
Kyle goes deep on uncommons from Rivals of Ixalan, telling you exactly where he’s putting his money and what he’s avoiding.
Kyle breaks down in detail the financial implications of drafting Masters 25. Is it worth spending your tix on?
Building on the success of Ixalan speculation, Kyle’s here to share his approach to Rivals of Ixalan rares. What’s likely to make us the most money?
Kyle wraps up his discussion of mid-size mythics today. How do we best invest in these MTGO assets?
Kyle continues his discussion of cheap mythics with the middle-ground cards between $2 and $10. As with the other categories, some patterns that can inform investment decisions emerge.
This week, Kyle begins an in-depth breakdown of how you can make the most money investing in mythics on MTGO. This week: mythics with CMC three and under.
