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Board Shorts

Andy Rossmeissl
Magic: the Gathering
Sideboarding Strategy
Summer Derby 2025
Sideboarding
Atog
Emblem Edition
Rasputin's Bots
Scheherazade
Swords To Plowshares
X-Point Special Edition
Deck Design Strategies
Caracas
Armageddon
Old School Magic
Power Surge
Tetravis
Triskelion
Control Decks
Quakes On a Plane
Deck Building Strategies

93/94 Magic: the Gathering sideboarding strategy

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Tim Kincaid
A returning guest recognized for his expertise in Magic: The Gathering strategy
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Noah Steinbaum
Winner of the Summer 2025 Derby
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Michael Parler
Magic: The Gathering player known as Argument Desk
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JP (X-Point 65)
Q: What changes did you make between games in key matches like the one against Robert to maximize your chances?
I adjusted by bringing in more Rebs and Terrors, trimming slower cards like early combos, and leaning into the grinding plan with Trolls and Racks, sometimes swapping in Blood Moons for longer-run pressure if the opponent relied on white mana.
JP (X-Point 65)
Q: How did you approach your game plan when facing blue decks and control lines?
I waited for the right moment to cast Winds of Change once red blasts were in hand or the opponent was tapped out, and Hymns helped protect the plan by forcing early disruption, keeping Winds as a key answer to control lines.
JP (X-Point 65)
Q: So, JP, what were you thinking with this deck, and what was your sideboarding plan going into the tournament?
I wanted to try a build that hadn't been tried much in that format, adapting it from other TCG decks and focusing on grinding the opponent down through hand disruption and a stubborn engine, with a sideboard designed to blunt control and midrange opponents by overdrawing enchantment and artifact disruption.
Tony (Summer Derby 2026)
Q: What was your strategy with your sideboard going into the tournament?
The sideboard aimed to counter two main archetypes (red-blue or red-blue-green variants and the tog counter-burn/Weissman-style decks) by adding Rebs, Blood Moons, and artifact/enchantment disruption, while keeping the ball lightnings in the main to maintain pressure.
Noah (Winter Derby 2026)
Q: Did you feel you had to adjust much for the Esben matchup with pixies?
Esben's deck was built to take advantage of pixies; I kept the bottle plan for that slight advantage and aimed to pressure from and wheel-based dumps, but it was nuanced and depended on the draw.

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This show centers on Magic: The Gathering competitive strategy, with a heavy focus on deck-building, sideboarding, and match-up tactics used in high-stakes events like X-Points and LobsterCon. Episodes typically feature top-tier players who walk through their archetypes, specific card choices, sideboard plans, and the meta they contend with, often including detailed breakdowns of matchups against other prominent decks. The format tends to blend technical analysis with storytelling from recent tournament runs, making it a practical resource for players aiming to refine deck design and in-game decision-making, as well as for listeners who enjoy deep-dive discussions into strategy and meta shifts. A notable strength is the recurring emphasis o... more

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