
Magic Numbers is a podcast about Limited format in Magic: the Gathering. The idea is to use data to try to crack current format, or try to answer longstanding questions in Magic and by answering the questions making the listeners better at drafting, deckbuilding and general strategy. The target audience is intermediate to advanced players, but rest assured, determined beginners will also find usef... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames | |||

Format is now well developed and the pick orders stopped evolving - so it is time to start solving a static environment. And what better way to do it that re-evaluation of every card in the set? I look at each card and see how it performs in every co... more
New format, new opportunities. We can start discovering the secrets of the MSH set, but you've got to start somewhere - and where better than with the early 17Lands data? We look at set statistics, color power levels, best cards at each rarity, key c... more
Few days before the new set releases on Arena - why not see our vision of draft format before starting to draft? Our eccentric, deck-centric set review is back. We look at format stats, design vision and then instead of grading individual cards we pr... more
This week we are trying something new. A journal club. And the reason for it is very simple - there are not that many Magic-related scientific papers out there. But last week Jess Williams and Zev Goldhaber-Gordon released a very interesting paper on... more
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The best source for how to use data to understand and improve your limited Magic game.
Much more fun than a podcast about stats has any right being
I listen to all of the major Limited Podcasts: LR, LOL, Limited Level-Ups etc. and this podcast really stands out to me as being an excellent source of information to level up ones drafting ability and understanding of Limited Magic.
I really appreciate the objective communication of the data as I find that some creators share subjective experiences and tend to list more towards hype and hyperbole which can be misleading in the instances that their takes end up being incorrect or overstated. W... more
Limited focused mtg podcast drawing on 17 lands data, with a light touch
Excellent hard data break-down. The host manages to make very dry information interesting and engaging. I never miss an episode.
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The show centers on data-driven analysis of limited-format Magic: The Gathering, emphasizing how to interpret win rates, color-pair dynamics, and archetype performance to improve drafting, deckbuilding, and game strategy. Episodes frequently break down card performance across color pairs, mana bases, and multi-color shells, with practical takeaways for narrowing choices, optimizing splashes, and leveraging early data from new sets. A standout trait is the rigorous emphasis on verifiable data and self-awareness about data limitations, balanced by actionable drafting tips and real-world anecdotes from drafts and tournaments that help listeners apply concepts in-podcast drafts and in live play.
What sets this program apart is its consistent, ... more
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1. Limited Level-Ups
2. Lords of Limited
3. Rough Drafts - A Limited Magic Podcast
4. Limited Resources
5. Play of the Game
Magic Numbers launched 5 years ago and published 169 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Magic Numbers include:
1. Jess Williams
2. Zev Goldhaber-Gordon
3. Jason Ye
4. Zach K
5. Sam Pratt
6. Zach Kagan
7. Jake Browne
8. Alex Kortakolls
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