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Cheating with Streaming? Lower Card Numbers in Packs? Price Hikes?

Cheating with Streaming? Lower Card Numbers in Packs? Price Hikes?

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This week,  the full gang is together to discuss a controversy surrounding the idea that streamers who play magic ranked events or tournaments are getting helped by their streaming audience and that it is an unfair advantage. Is this actually cheating? What about card packs, are we seeing a lower number of cards for more money? What does this mean for players and collectors?

We apologize for the delay on this cast, we had some technical difficulties.

(FACT CHECK: we do make a claim that set boosters were at one point 15 cards. Wizards of the Coast put out an article discussing set boosters a while ago, and in that article they do mention that the pack will be only 12 cards. We were mistaken; however, the rest of the conversation is still relevant)

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