Mike Lanigan reviews an old Naya deck from years past to see how it might inform a similar strategy in Theros Standard.

Power level is the principle determinant for a good spec target. Corbin Hosler looks at post-rotation price changes from last year and applies lessons to Return to Ravnica block.

Jason Alt bemoans the Magic community’s propensity to complain, talks about Swedish prisons, and reviews decks from the weekend.

Stu Somers returns to the writing financial game brimming with speculation targets and information.

Jason Alt makes the impassioned case for playing more casual Magic before covering tournament results from around the world.

Mike Lanigan runs back his Aristocrats 3.0 deck from last week for a TCG Bronze event and makes finals again. Read on for the report.

Jason Alt ruminates on the power of Elvish Archdruid, an alleged cheating debacle from last weekend, and the recent tournament results.

Jason suggests keeping abreast of the metagame may provide a lot of insight into speculation targets, then (conveniently) covers decks from the weekend.

The surest bets for profit on MTGO are long-term specs based on the basic principles of the market. But today Matthew Lewis explains how a short-term strategy can also bear fruit if you put in the requisite time and analysis.

Jason Alt weighs in on the question of time spent sorting cards to buylist before examining the state of post-Dragon’s Maze Standard.

Mike Lanigan brings us his regularly scheduled top ten article with his pick for Constructed hits out of Dragon’s Maze.

Ryan weighs in with his thoughts on DGR limited, having navigated his local prerelease to moderate success this past weekend.