Heading To Memphis for our StarCityGames.com Open Weekend? Glenn Jones has everything you need to know: a Standard/Legacy metagame wrap-up, how to run Time Spiral, all the sights, and all the sounds of the city of Elvis.
Friday, March 11 – Just in time for the Legacy Open in Memphis this weekend, Glenn Jones provides all the data from the past three SCG Opens! Take a look to see what’s rising and what’s no longer good enough.
Monday, February 21 – Just in time for StarCityGames.com Open: DC this weekend, Glenn Jones brings you all the latest statistics about Standard from Indianapolis. How has the metagame changed due to Mirrodin Besieged?
Monday, February 14 – It’s Valentine’s Day – and Glenn Jones shows you some Legacy love by statistically analyzing the decks at the most recent StarCityGames.com Opens!
Thursday, February 3 – Glenn Jones, Coverage Content Manager, has the information you need to be prepared for the metagame post-Besieged as well as where to find good eats! Join us in Indianapolis for an amazing SCG Open Weekend!
Monday, January 31 – Glenn Jones is taking over for Jared Sylva as the TMI columnist and starts off with Standard! Time to crunch those numbers in preparation for StarCityGames.com Open: Indianapolis!
Glenn Jones, Coverage Content Manager, has much in store for San Jose at the Santa Clara Convention Center this weekend. Make sure to catch up on the metagame for Standard and Legacy and find the best places to eat and play.
We’re kicking off 2011 with a bang! The first SCG Open of the year is located in Kansas City, Missouri, and will be debuting our long-awaited SCGLive production. Glenn Jones will be managing coverage and has the low-down.
Wednesday, December 8th – This past weekend we hosted the StarCityGames.com Richmond Open featuring the Invitational, and it was a huge weekend for Magic. Glenn Jones brings you the highlights and links to deck techs and more!
I believe that consistency is most important in Sealed, because power level is out of your hands in a number of ways. Build your deck to consistently incorporate the same plan over and over, as opposed to taking advantage of raw power draws that will only win a couple of rounds. Since most people would prefer to draw, I could squeak in with tempo. I have no idea if this is obvious to most. I was discouraged from this plan by many people… yet I finished higher than all of them.
