However, the deck does have quite a bit to gain from an experienced and practiced pilot. PILOTING NOTES: This deck is much simpler to pilot than some of my other decks, and the main combo lines are not very hard to grasp or implement. However, it is relatively unaffected by a good number of stax pieces, and it's grinding capability in long games is ridiculous. , and plenty of artifact/creature copy effects to get lots and lots of flips in.īecause the deck's main plan is inherently risky, commander reliant, and somewhat slow, this deck also features a number of other wincons in the form ofīeats line to help secure victory when the cards aren't in our favor.Īs far as metagame matchups go, this deck will have some trouble dealing with very fast turbo decks like most Ad Naus strategies. Because we want to win big, this deck features the coinflip staple

This deck is a midrange/adaptive/control deck that seeks to ultimately win the jackpot with the commander's ability and assemble a win from drawing 5 cards and having ' So what do we get when we ramp up the gambling payoff and throw in a dash of masochism? We get the commander for this deck, who has insane card advantage written all over him for the low cost of some slight damage. But for those willing to take the risk of teasing fate, these strategies have proven time and again to be worth the gamble, to the point that they are some of the most prominent and powerful strategies in the format. Sometimes an Ad Naus just falls flat and gives you all the wrong cards, and sometimes a wheel will end up filling your hand with a bunch of lands and mana rocks. Deck or a wheels deck will tell you that their deck strategy ultimately involves a bit of gambling.

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