Kyle’s back with a discussion on portfolios – and why you should be keeping one if you’re serious about speculating on MTGO.
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!
Kyle has thought quite a bit about how Magic Arena is likely to impact MTGO. What’s the future of the platform? Read his thoughts and then share your own!
Kyle is here to offer some targets and some warning on Hour of Devastation block cards.
The best way to make money on the upcoming rotation is to be ahead of the curve. This week, Kyle begins a series aimed at helping MTGO speculators do just that.
Kyle’s back with part two of his MTGO marketplace guide. Want to level up your MTGO investing game? Kyle will show you how.
Whether this is new information for you or a refresher, Kyle’s guide to MTGO trading can help us all save a few tix on Magic Online.
Kyle discussed uncommons last week, but what about rares and mythics? There are pitfalls and opportunities here, and Kyle walks us through them.
Uncommons can provide some of the largest percentage returns on MTGO, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to invest in them…
Last time, Kyle discussed some inexpensive speculation MTGO targets from Amonkhet. Today, he’s here to examine the pricier ones. What’s your speculation style?
Kyle’s here today to give a rundown on some of his favorite cards to keep an eye on for inexpensive MTGO speculation.
