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I'd love you long time

Se stie ceva de ce trebuie ales pt pre?(daca e de ales...in caz ca e, baga-ma pe albastru)

Daca-i mai poti pune 2 mana acolo ar fi super.

Referitor la 'the PR move'..eu cred ca a fost ceva preventiv. Adica, daca nu gresesc, Zach a fost calificat la PT. Va dati seama ce scandal o sa iasa daca ajunge sa castige un PT?
Afla vreun ziar de trecutul lui si BAMMM, MtG is a rapist haven.

Se pare ca exista destui pe planeta asta care vor sa dea o m*** metaforica lui Turtenwald )
(Desi faptul ca 50% merge la GHG sigur ajuta, but I like to believe)

@Stefan:
As a side note, cineva a mentionat ca diferenta dintre sferturi si semifinale e de vreo 500$(impozitabili).
De asemenea, in top 4 in general se face split la bani.
Nu-l pot invinovati pe om. Packul a fost destul de prost pentru el.
Daca era o rara bomba acolo, atunci as fi avut dubii, dar asa pentru un burst lightning, mi se pare meh.
@Tamas:
Eu am citit mizeriile ce le-au debitat aia. Nu stiu daca era pura trolleala sau o ciuda ca au ratat top8-ul si ala a fost extrem de "casual" si a draftat rara.
In orice caz, din cate am citit, asta Maynard e semi-pro sau ceva de genul? As in, are facturi de platit, drumurile lui la alte GP-uri de asigurat si nu primeste invitatii la PTuri, unde i se da 5k$ pentru simpla prezenta( daca tot se caca pe ei atatia pros).
Iar apare un shitstorm cum a fost cu tipul ala care a fost condamnat pentru viol.

2U4U?

Intervalul dintre MM15 spoilers si FNM promo spoiler e extrem de mic. Ma pune pe ganduri cu privire la ce intentii au avut de la bun inceput.
Nu stiu cat ar fi fost diferenta cantitativa, daca ar fi aparut SV in MM15.

Jeskai Tokens in unele matchupuri se transforma in control dupa sideboard. Contra monored, de exemplu, nu vad cum ai putea sa fii mai aggro. Uneori e bun si in mirror, daca reusesti sa navighezi jocul incat sa fie the shit.

My blind friend Jamie has played in many competitive tournaments. He uses a braille typewriter to print text onto his sleeves, so he can differentiate between the cards. His deck rests in one of those clear plastic boxes so that he doesn't knock over his library when drawing a card. Shuffling can be a little cumbersome because the braille text on the sleeves puts bumps and pits onto the normally smooth surfaces.
Anyhow, he's playing at a PTQ and is tutoring through his deck mid-match from a fetchland or some spell. Doesn't matter. Opponent shuffles his deck, and when Jamie puts it back into the clear plastic box the top card catches the side of the box just right and flips over. Opponent can plainly see which card is on top of Jamie's library. Obviously Jamie can't and has no idea there's a problem at all.
Opponent calls a judge. HJ gets called. After some deliberation, they shuffle the library again and the rules require that Jamie gets an infraction.
And that's the story of how a blind man received a warning for Looking at Extra Cards.