Chad dissects the gainers and losers in a world where WoTC decides to ban Show and Tell.

Sigmund has scaled back his exposure to the stagnating Standard format, turning his attention to some conservative plays while awaiting Standard’s rotation.

Corbin Hosler breaks down the financial changes to both Standard and Legacy, and shares a hot Legacy tip!

There’s the old adage that “a fool and his money are soon parted,” but there’s often a different factor at work with scammers preying on Magic players, and it’s as old as the confidence game itself. Since so much money changes hands in Magic, the market attracts scammers, just like most other markets. The biggest arena that I see this in is in auction collections on eBay. I’ve been drawn in before, as have many other people, and this week, I’ll share how you can both avoid scams and profitably look for collections on eBay.

Corbin Hosler responds to some reader comments from last week and breaks down how he did speculating on the Pro Tour!

Chad pokes at Standard with the Pro Tour behind us to find out how to best predict the next Standard Metagame shift.

Corbin Hosler concludes his series on flipping collections, this time walking you through the process he used to sell his latest purchased collection!

Chad expected last weekends StarCityGames.com Open in Providence to provide some new decklists so we could jump on some speculations right away. The results of the event, however, weren’t exactly innovative.

Sigmund relays his recent experience with opening Avacyn Restored Fat Pack, identifying how close sealed product is to lottery tickets.

Jason reviews the highlights from this past week, including some flavorful tokens, some Helvault stories, results from SCG Providence and some other odds and ends.