Matthew Lewis and Sylvain Lehoux present the MTGO Market Report for this week, discussing major price trends and recommending specific cards to buy and sell.

In this cast, you’ll hear about how and why QS sent Kelly Reid to cover the Pro Tour. Kelly talks about his experiences, who he met, what saw play — and what did not. The gang also discusses good Modern and Standard pickups going forward, in case you want to avoid paying $750 for a Standard deck.

David Schumann introduces the concept of cost justification as it applies to Magic businesses. He elaborates with a cost-benefit analysis for a fictional store looking to upgrade its play space.

SCG States results are in and a few Modern staples have risen to the top. Check out these two cards for some spicy Modern investments.

Kelly was live at Pro Tour: Battle for Zendikar last weekend and relays stories from the floor, including the cards that -didn’t- see play.

With two rotations and a Modern PPTQ season on the horizon, 2016 will present different challenges than 2015. Ryan explains his investment strategy for the coming year.

Chaz provides a brief recap of Pro Tour BFZ to draw conclusions about Standard specs, and looks forward to the approaching Modern season.

The Top 8 at Pro Tour BFZ was full of established decks. Mike Lanigan digs into the Top 16 to discuss some more interesting decks that nearly made the cut.

Matthew Lewis and Sylvain Lehoux present the MTGO Market Report for this week, discussing major price trends and recommending specific cards to buy and sell.

Modern can generate some insane hype around new decks or technology. Today Sheridan looks at two decks that were conspicuously absent from SCG States and evaluates their future prospects.

For this Pro Tour, David speculated on cards that in retrospect were poorly thought out. He explains why they were bad bets, and discusses the critical mistakes to avoid next time.

Pro Tour Battle for Zendikar didn’t bring many surprises on the metagame front, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t financially relevant. Brian examines the aftermath and considers Standard moving forward.