Pre-buying hyped staples is rarely a winning strategy, but picking underrated cards is different. Brian covers the cards from Amonkhet he believes are flying under the radar.

Three gods; three planeswalkers: Mike goes deep on each.

DJ’s back with another article on how to maximize value from the relatively inexpensive cards of the set, this time with a focus on Modern Masters 2017.

Mike’s here today with both buylisting and tournament reports from GP Pittsburgh.

Matthew Lewis presents the MTGO Market Report for this week, evaluating important events in the online market and highlighting a “trade of the week.”

We’re seeing a clear rock-paper-scissors metagame develop in Standard, which means the staples are unlikely to change. Brian looks at some cards to pick up if you haven’t already.

After more testing, Brian has a good idea of where we stand moving into the Pro Tour. He shares some picks for Standard pickups before coverage begins.

What’s seeing play in the first big Standard tournaments after a new set and some bannings? Mike is here to give you the rundown!

We got a glimpse of the new Standard in Columbus this weekend, but Sigmund suspects the format is far from solved. He explains why this is the best week to buy Aether Revolt cards for PT speculation.

Aether Revolt’s Fatal Push and the bannings of Gitaxian Probe and Golgari-Grave Troll mean big things for the Modern market…

Sigmund Ausfresser joins QS Cast to discuss some recent signs for optimism in 2017.

Adam explains why the Standard bannings have re-invented the metagame, and how the market has reacted.

In the wake of the surprise bannings yesterday, Brian looks at spec targets for both of the new formats and what may be sleeping in AER.