It Is Not Worth It to Open Booster Packs | Here is Why

We do the math so you don't have to. Is it worth it to open booster packs for value? Ever? What if you bought one booster box of every set, never opened them, and sold them now? Would you be rich?
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[@CardmarketMagic]

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[@matteorossi1172]

Nice video!

[@qweytrop572]

I can't register. Brazil is not an option :(

[@jaredwonnacott9732]

No United States allowed?! Not cool! Then again, I guess it's not really reasonable to expect you to cover the over seas postage (but that doesn't mean I won't be disappointed).

[@matteorossi1172]

@@jaredwonnacott9732 They are an openly european service, you have a lot of other options in america

[@kennethmauthe2998]

@@jaredwonnacott9732 agreed, it was still a great video though so not complaining… too much. :P

[@RodrigoCML7]

The balance you guys strike between production and actual chemistry and charisma of the crew is exquisite. Love the vibe you guys bring to the community

[@CardmarketMagic]

Thank you that is very nice to hear! :D

[@malcom91]

I agree!!

[@germanyjones2700]

Just missing Riley!

[@bortle]

@@CardmarketMagic i agree with the above

[@AeonAnomaly]

I haven't played Magic or YGO in years, probably will never get back into it, but I love watching the Cardmarket channels for this exact reason.

[@DackKija]

Pre-Releases are to support my local game store but buying singles is the only way to go. Even though you get exactly what you ordered, I still end up having plenty of cards I didn't really need 😅. Cardboard is one hell of a drug.

[@daem0nfaust]

Exactly the same for me

[@YourAdHere4]

prereleases are a fun time playing limited. that’s why i go

[@C._Bradford]

Word

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

yes; but to see the pain and suffering in the other player as your deck is kicking his ass. makes it all the worth while LOL

[@olvynchuru1663]

It's also worth keeping in mind that this is an idealized scenario where you place value on the cards even if you aren't actually planning on using them in a deck. In practice, if I open a few packs, even if I "break even" on the value of the packs, much of that value is likely coming from cards I don't actually have a place for in any of my decks, and will just sit in my collection. Whereas if I buy singles, every single card I buy is something I want and plan to use in a deck. So the value of the cards in a booster pack for purposes of deckbuilding is even less than is described here.

[@aidangray8715]

@@JonaxII Its kind of a lot of work to sell cheaper cards though

[@donaldkwan1955]

Germans cant sell more than 30 cards per year , or tax assholes will be informed

[@babylonastronaut]

God forbid you need a playset. You're still going to want to buy the singles, because even if you open a card you want, you're not going to get 4 of them unless you open cases.

[@A_B_1917]

That's why it's *collectible* card game, even if you don't use a card, it can be nice to have. Much of MtG artwork is gorgeous.

[@doyouknowkeplertwentytwob4032]

@@A_B_1917strongly disagree. most of it is actually quite bad.

[@chuckwagon3718]

For some reason, the cuts to the team walking into a richly-bedecked game store gave me reality TV vibes. I'd watch this team do a Pawn Stars themed show in Magic Berlin. Paup(er) Stars?

[@gibblefoon399]

I think they said they were gonna build decks from cards they buy from vendors at LMS Prague. Idk if that's what you wanted but maybe it'll scratch the itch

[@CardmarketMagic]

We can try to give it Pawn Star vibes 😅

[@nathanielreichley4640]

Call in experts on American civil war weapons to grade the cards

[@KeroTheInvincible]

"Tap 3 untapped Dwarves you control." *taps himself*

[@garrettneary3755]

So, I would love that booster box, but watching you guys open up packs of Innistrad takes me back to when I 1st started playing with my brother. I was a freshman in college, and he was a sophomore in high school. We didn't have any money to buy singles, so every chance we got we bought booster packs. We brought hundreds of them. Most of my collection is bulk draft chaft from Innistrad block cause we bought so many booster packs. It was wasteful, but it really helped develop my relationship with my youngest brother, who is now my best friend in the whole world.

[@CardmarketMagic]

In your case, it was absolutely worth it to buy booster packs :D what a wonderful story!

[@outputcoupler7819]

Don't open packs...unless you're playing limited. Then open _lots_ of packs. Limited is fun!

[@CardmarketMagic]

Limited is the most fun way to play magic! 🥳 (in our opinion)

[@Nighterfighter1771]

We all know this was just an excuse for you guys to crack some packs! Really enjoyed the cuts to the game store, and the pure joy on your faces when getting the foil Delver. :)

[@Javi-Dufresne]

I won the innistrad cards and was surprised when the package arrived, really hyped to have a card signed by you guys in one of my decks, Thank you!

[@CardmarketMagic]

You better kick a lot of butts with that Heartless Summoning! :D

[@NiiRubra]

Yeah, I figured out pretty quickly once I started this hobby that boosters were not worth it, I was much better off buying the cards online, it was cheaper and I had a much greater degree of customization. That said, if you can afford it, opening boosters with friends and playing the cards can be fun, there is a certain whimsy to it. I would only recommend it for the occasional entertainment value.

[@Skazzo]

My roommate and I have recently reignited our love of playing by discovering the Winston Draft! Perfect way to open packs, discover the cards and bullshit over them, AND get hours of play after as well!

[@KugutsuYushiro]

Actually it sounds like boosters are still worth it as long as you're planning to sell them unopened later. Its just they aren't worth it of you're trying to actually play (which I imagine is most of us lol)

[@andrewneben7949]

Ah dang I can't sign up for an account because I live in Canada! Oh well guys I really just wanna say you are a delight to watch. Even just listening to you guys while I complete mundane tasks is a joy. Keep doing what you are doing, Carl Jamin and Thoralf and the rest of the cardmarket crew are truly a cut above the rest !😊😊😊😊

[@CardmarketMagic]

That's so nice of you to say :D thank you!

[@andrewneben7949]

@@CardmarketMagic it's the Canadian in me 🙂

[@1997Awesomedude]

Some of the art cards are actually worth a decent amount of money, usually not more than like 15-20$ for the most expensive ones, but there are more that fall into the 2-8$ price range. Not a massive windfall but it's worth checking through your collection if you've got a bunch of them

[@JonnMcDude]

A week after ONE released I sold a Junji Ito Elesh Norn with gold signature for 15€, I'm assuming it is more in the US.

[@xtensioncordtv1969]

​@FabioLombardo It would've been great if you held onto it. It's 52€ right now.

[@JonnMcDude]

@@xtensioncordtv1969 well too bad, usually those signed art cards are worth nearly nothing. I'm not sure anyone could have told me to keep it on hold for a month.

[@satinechoy4556]

​@@xtensioncordtv1969 hey there, can I check if there is a reliable source to check signed Art Cards? I have the signed Sorin the Mirthless n Elesh Norn. Both are the alternate arts.

[@xtensioncordtv1969]

@@satinechoy4556 I use scryfall so probably check that first.

[@AngelusNielson]

I did boosters for the simple reason that I supported my LFGS and I had fun. It's NOT worth it to buy anything but singles, but it is fun.

[@kylesnuffleupagus8591]

We know its not worth it. But buying packs and hitting spicy pulls in front of friends is priceless. Thats how memories are made

[@marcoottina654]

"in front of friends" or "with friends all together"?

[@TheMorbidHobo]

Opening packs is for events, both draft and sealed, or if you recieve them as gifts. Not something to buy and open to get cards you want, or open as an investment.

[@grafikpapst]

I personally just like the act of opening Set Boxes sorting and sleeving cards. Its a nice, meditative task and I like having bulk at hand. And over a year of releases I usually end up with a slight profit. But I understand and agree that, for most cases, buying Singles is better. ESPECIALLY when you want a specific card. I never go into opening Set Boosters with the expectations that I will get every card that interests me. But again, I personally do it just as a hobby thing. It helps me defog my brain after a stressfull week and I like the collective part of Trading Cards. Pre-Releases are fine IMO though. You really pay for the Event-Organisation and the experience more than for the card value.

[@DrummerRF]

Purely financial you are right, but in the larger picture taking into account fun, enjoyment etc

[@HeneLv]

Honestly loving the trio. Hoping to see more of all 3 of them

[@nox5555]

a sealed boosterbox is a pretty complex financial asset. you have your marketprice for a box, your book value and your expected value from opening your box, and all 3 are not that strongly linked and not the same for everyone. there is also a different uncalculateable risk from buying single boosters since the quality controll wasnt always so good and there has been track printing from time to time.

[@Flip4Crypt]

Cursed of the pierced heart was actually one of the cards I used most when I first got into magic during Avycyn Restored and stuff! That curse is fun! Haha Love the content everyone, the whole "we are a shop and not a KZbin channel" argument only goes so far when all of your content is so good!

[@xzysyndrome]

I bought a case of Kaladash the day it was released for $500 at my LGS. Went home and tore through it finding 3 Master Pieces: Mana Vault, Sword of Fire and Ice, and Black Vice. I was so stoked!!!! Fast forward...I'd rather have that sealed case.

[@OtherSideLLC]

I'll never forget seeing TCC open the Tabernacle when he did the old pack Booster Game, Carl reminded me of it.

[@TheCitrusCollective]

I have a hard time justifying opening packs outside of limited too. In draft/sealed I at least get an experience and a valuable chance to work on my play. It doesn't seem like a *waste* of pack if I play with it first.

[@keeganmessineo5537]

When my friends and I were younger we knew buying packs was a waste, but for some reason it would all change when we had enough for a booster box. We would need a card or two, and save up like 3 or 4 times the cost of those singles and figure the booster box was a better deal AND THEN NOT GET THE CARDS WE NEEDED.

[@4carhur1more]

That was a hilarious cut to the store for a few seconds then back to the studio 😂 I see what you did there editor and I appreciate it.

[@SomeOfTheJuice]

I think, at least for me, the one thing that makes it still worth buying a box of boosters is that it sparks creativity for me. The number of cards that I wouldn't have thought of building around until I bought a box and pulled specific cards is pretty high, whether it be Anafenza the Foremost as a commander or a ninjas/rogues deck that I thought of when I saw Prosperous Thief. And for me, that satisfaction of finding new ideas for decks has more value than the cost of a booster box because it makes the game more fun for me.

[@kusaedonai]

I started playing mtg back at innistrad, and seeing you open those boosters reminded me of the disillusion i constantly felt when opening boosters, expecting something like a garruk relentless or a lilly of the veil, even a bloodline keeper! My first rare ever was, in fact, a mind shrieker. God, i forced that card into my revamped bug event deck (which didn't have green sun's zenith) to try and give it some feel. It's amazing how mtg changed when Return to Ravnica came out, opening those boosters seriously were a joy

[@egoish6762]

The full art and phyrexian islands in foil were stacked in compleat bundles so they're very cheap compared to other sets. I have considered selling my entry and prize boosters instead of opening them but who am i kidding, we're all addicted to cardboard.

[@percyvile]

I think if you win the prizes then it's like dessert after dinner vs cracking a whole box that feels like eating a tub of ice cream

[@stephenboerner251]

You guys are so fucken fun to watch. You really give off an energy of just a bunch of buddies around the table. Love it

[@jiffyb333]

Love how you answered the title so quickly right at the start

[@janmelantu7490]

5:22 “these are just pauper staples, all of them!” Jamin says as he flips over a card currently banned in pauper, Prophetic Prism

[@sk8rdman]

Here's how you profit from buying a booster box. 1. Build and run a company around buying and selling cards as singles. 2. Make a video of yourself opening a booster box to show people that singles are the better value purchase. 3. Profit.

[@underfiremaf8307]

My friends and I would open so many booster boxes, sometimes 3-5 at a time around 2011. M12 Core set, New Phyrexia, Innistrad, mirrodin beseiged. All purchased around $100 for a box. Basically every single box would make a small profit, some falling shy by maybe $20 all said and done. It worked out well enough to keep the chain going for some time. The way things are now though it's crazy. Even having been back into the game for well over a year now there are so many products out there that I don't fully understand what all is available. What I can see though, is the over-saturation of these "premium products" making it impossible to do what I used to. $18 a pack is insanity, and while all of these different printings and versions of cards existing is cool, it also kneecaps the prices for the standard versions of cards available in plain jane boosters.

[@TheDanteBoots]

I opened a case of 2020 jumpstart it cost me 600 AUD. I sold the dupe singles for 595 AUD and I have a full set of 46 themes with 100+ left over. So I basically made my set for free and stand to profit a couple of hundred if I can sell the other hundred plus decks. It was a good investment.

[@nym053]

I still enjoy opening boosters, especially if it's a set that I like. For most sets I would end up with a bunch of cards that are only playable in limited (about a 3rd of them. LCI is more like a 4th though), and maybe a few of them in pauper as well. But I'll also end up with other usable cards that I would most likely never have thought of buying as singles, making me think in new deck possibilities by using the cards that I have. Also if it's a set with chase cards in it, that I think are too expensive as singles, but also have several other cards in it that aren't worth much, but that I'd still want multiples of, then I also see the worth of opening packs. Because if I don't get the chase cards, then I still got something out of it. Maybe not financially in comparison to buying singles, but I enjoy the experience of opening them. Especially whole boxes 😊

[@thriftypsgr]

I am very new to magic and it is so awesome to see other people still super nerdy about opening packs!!!!!

[@Rammkard]

I've never wasted a booster pack. I enjoyed every single one.

[@CardmarketMagic]

That's the spirit!

[@chicograna7797]

The thing about booster packs is someone has to open them so that the cards go to the open market. I usually let the other guys open them tho 🤣🤣

[@mth4456]

One time I had a mental breakdown and bought 2500 dollars worth of magic booster boxes. My overall return has been less than 1000 dollars. I had to pay almost 4000 dollars to repay the debt I accumulated. Yes boosters are not worth it. Don't go on a manic spending spree with a credit card kids. If you have the means and you find it fun. Pick up a collector booster here and there but don't buy like crazy. Either that or draft because at least that's fun and you can use/keep the cards you get.

[@JonnMcDude]

Unless you're getting the boxes at distributor pricing it is not worth, on average, to open them for profit.

[@ZM-nb9ib]

I have an extended family member who has exactly that: one booster from every set in history, sealed. It's incredible

[@greywolf7577]

He should keep that in a locked safe that only he knows the combination to and which is bolted to the floor.

[@MrGhosta5]

That booster box actually had about an extra 10 Euro of profit when you add in all those 30-90 cent cards that you excluded and the commons could be sold in bulk for another couple euros. So you actually made about an 8% profit on the booster box which is actually decent as a lot of low risk investments like CoDs only give around 4%.

[@egoalter1276]

Consider that it took pulling two meta trending rares for it. It is not something that is going to happen often.

[@janekgrohl6317]

The set booster box provides the most amount of cards making it a perfect target for playing with my friends and family :D Also dominaria united was our favorite set by far since we started playing last year! BTW great job on producing all the content. You're an awesome team, one can see that you are having lots of fun, and it makes for an awesome distraction :D

[@CardmarketMagic]

Thank you! That is very kind of you to say! :D

[@varmituofm]

My playgroup used to buy booster boxes to play our own custom format using a common deck. Every card from the box went into one deck. Whenever a player drew a card, they could choose to draw a basic land of their choice or draw from the common deck.

[@lukepower117]

I think the owner of my FLGS said it best to me. We were talking, and he mentioned that some people were looking at magic the gathering boosters which he had in and discussing what they wanted to buy, an older, more knowledgable player came over and said "Don't buy boosters, you can buy singles online for cheaper", to which the owner of my FGLS replied "Yea, and then when I'm not here and theres nowhere to play you can go and PLAY magic the gathering online if you love the idea so much."

[@lukepower117]

What I'm saying might come off as too agressive but yea, Just a reminder to support your local stores. If not through boosters then through something!

[@SpinAroundU]

You buy drafts boosters for limited, singles for wanted cards, and collector boosters for that once in a while good art pleasure rush. That is the way.

[@CardmarketMagic]

That is the way

[@justinleblanc9089]

You guys are hands down the best MTG content creators. I have literally watched every feature match. Absolutely amazing crew

[@CardmarketMagic]

Thank you! It's wonderful to hear! :D we'll try to keep you entertained with all the future feature matches as well!

[@thrillhouse4151]

I don’t have that kind of self control. That’s why certain vintage alcoholic drinks cost so much, it’s rare cause people are so compelled to drink it all up.

[@RaunienTheFirst]

As a certain MtG academic says: buy singles!

[@Lembo101]

Damn, draft and sealed are some of my favourite ways to play Magic. Didn't realize it was all a scam :P

[@CardmarketMagic]

I think the whole point of this video is for us to convince people to play limited with their sealed product instead of just opening it :)

[@miltonsketch]

I love the chemistry of this team! Your content is some of my favourite MTG videos

[@Those_Weirdos]

1:15 Holy shit that Compensator of a Sager notebook looks even more compensatory in Thoralf's hands.

[@decrabtra]

I don’t think it should surprise anyone that singles are more cost effective. Though boxes do need to be opened to make that happen. I personally like how much boxes expand my collection and open up other decks to build. I’ve never known a card game player that just builds 1 deck so it’s always nice having those options already available. Now I will say I don’t really open mtg boxes cause they are a bit overpriced and it’s not really my main game anymore. I have opened a lot of one piece tcg boxes though and I think I’ve only been below value once

[@newfresh9042]

Bro, looking at that Sheoldred now in 2024, it literally almost pays for the whole box. Crazy how time flies! 11:23

[@escapegrass]

Card market channel is just so wholesome :)

[@SyxxFtH8]

The bits where you walk into the game shop were so funny, loved those!

[@obsidiansiriusblackheart]

15:56 "lighting! And sunder!" 🤣 I love Tawfel

[@rraunso]

Bought a case of lord of the rings booster packs. Got Cabal coffers, Aragorn and some other good cards. I would say the value came up to what I paid.

[@yt999-k6o]

that mondrian cardigan is hard...love the content

[@davekalra4083]

Love the content! The energy you bring is fantastic, sadly I wont be able the enter the contest due to living in Australia but I will always enjoy your videos and watch as many as humanly possible (even rewatch some showcases, cause they're always fun :P )

[@CardmarketMagic]

We're happy you enjoy the content! 😃 maybe one day Cardmarket will grow enough to make it to Australia as well!

[@brokensprites]

I completely agree that keeping sealed product is a better investment. I'd be rich if I did that.. but the fun I've had along the way is more valuable.

[@TimmytheSorcerer]

I never opened up boosters for value back in the days. I did it to find out what cards were actually in the set, but obviously this was in the 90s when internet was minor and visual spoilers weren't a thing yet. Sometimes my main reason to buy a starter deck was to find the right basic lands 😆

[@mbecze]

The problem is if no one opens packs the game dies. If not enough packs are opened, supply of singles is low and the price of singles out values the packs

[@Unyubaby]

Putting aside just how theraputic opening packs feels, yeah I only buy a box if there's a lot of targets I want for binder/deck. I don't usually go into box/pack buying with the mindset of making my money back or a profit, I do it for the cards. If I'm making a deck I go for singles cuz it's just really silly buying a box of like 120 cards when I only need 3.

[@kevin_hawke]

I've never played Magic, but every time I see these three in a video, I buckle in for a good time. Love the content, can't wait to see more!

[@flymybigtrees9216]

You guys are amazing. I love how much enjoyment you guys get from just silly stuff like this. :)

[@NateTmi]

The only problem with that title is, That someone had to open a booster pack first for u to buy the single cards from that set that u wanted to pull. So well u could be saving $, when u look at the line of each person that owned the cards, it seems impossible for non of them to open a booster pack, if u want to keep buying singles.

[@TehKorwinMikke]

Seeing such openings, I always hope I can one day lovingly adopt a large pile of cheap, common cards and give them a home in a cube of mine. Each battle played unsleeved. When awaiting another combat, they'd be spartanly wrapped into paper towels and stored in a cardboard box. After drafting I sleeve and stow away anything that's rare, foil, and/or too expensive to play raw(which to me means sold for more than 20 cents).

[@PrimeMrCosmic]

Booster boxes are pretty much guaranteed to not give its value unless you can get insanely lucky, the only time booster boxes/ collector packs can be worth are when the set releases, a set like Double Masters 2022 were a high gamble but had a very high return at the sets launch.

[@neojng]

Thoralf tapping himself is the cutest thing ever

[@thomasmartin1377]

Come for the Magic, stay for the Mondrian drip 😎👌

[@MajestixComicsClix]

My favorite channel by far you guys have the best content the most unique, highly entertaining and very informative (not to mention the skill you guys have in actual game play). It all works!

[@PersonWithProblemss]

seeing sheoldred at $50 makes me want to cry

[@Magidex]

The problem with the very first thing stated is that EVERYTHING produced by Wizards is now *mass* produced. That $50 Elesh Norn might be $50 for awhile, but it won't ever reach the difference between base price and what power eventually ended up costing. My friend STILL has Return to Ravnica boxes he bought literally ten years ago and you know what they're worth? About the same price he paid. If you were lucky enough to do this with old product, sure. But NOTHING, absolutely nothing printed today is worth buying and sitting on. Scarcity, power level (most of the time), AND age is why old shit is worth so much money. It is also not worth it to tie up money in boxes. Take new Elesh Norn. She's $50. The sit on it and profit today math ended up being x100. For Norn to experience that much growth, she would need to cost $5,000. Which, is never going to happen. There are multiple millions of copies of her. A beat up, tournament legal black Lotus is $18,000. There is no way in fuck some rando Standard card is going to reach one THIRD of that price, even if you pass it fown for generations. I just get really tired of people using alpha/beta/unlimited/revised math to justify why sitting on boxes is a good idea. Unless you're like Rudy or something, you're definitely not doing it in enough VOLUME to see any significant profits, which, again, you won't see for years, up to a decade or longer. Just invest in a fund or CD or something instead.

[@Mightypi]

Jamin saying "mate" is the weirdist thing, hipnotic for sure

[@LucasCosta-hi8ig]

Great to see you guys at 80K + subscribers!!! keep up the amazing job!

[@milesgill2926]

Thoralf tapping himself is A+ comedy love your videos guys.

[@michaelsinnreich6626]

Back in the day I spent hundreds trying for a spirit of the night because none of the shops in my area were selling them.

[@Razomka]

Enjoyed this. As mentioned, great chemistry and proving that singles are the way to go is the best thing to do. Or do go to your local game store and do drafts!

[@matthewdancz9152]

Except if players never open their packs, nobody gets to play the cards inside them, and everybody will stop buying boxes from eachother, because noone will ever open them.

[@dromeurexe9636]

Damn me and my New World adress not being able to make a CM account. Figured I might as well leave a comment here. I appreciate the variety content in addition to the normal Magic. Probably one of my fave paper Magic channels.

[@CardmarketMagic]

That is kind of you to say! :D maybe one day we'll make it big enough to expand to the US

[@aegisofhonor]

I stopped opening booster packs, I only get them as trade. I still remember opening a whole box of Futuresight and not getting a single Tarmagoyph. That unopened sealed box would today sell for well over $1000.

[@lingwd7755]

I bought one pack in my life - crimson vow. Payed 350 rubles. Opened wedding announcement, profited 750 rubles

[@Krunschy]

The real reason opening packs for value isn't worth it, is that as a private person it's nigh impossible to get the value out cards that are less than ~2 euros. Gamestores will generally pay you way less than cardmarket prices, which is fair, cause they gotta eat too, and if you want to flip them on cardmarket, for buyers the shipping charges are just too much relative to the card. The only way to circumvent this is to sell enough cards that people can buy multiples off of you, but at this point you're halfway to a gamestore.

[@MrSaverio97]

Unfortunately Jamin had the foil filter on for bump in the night, the non foil is worth only 0.20€ 😅

[@CardmarketMagic]

Oh nooooooo! 😅

[@shadowfate05]

Also Heartless Summoning, which has a non-foil 30 day average of 4.65€, meaning Jamin's pack had the most value with the foil Delver

[@TheWaffletron9000]

Honestly, thank you guys for posting such great content. I'm having a terrible day and you guys always bring a smile to my face and in the short time that I've been playing have absolutely made me love this game more.

[@CardmarketMagic]

That's so sweet to hear! :D thank you!

[@nerdtopiade]

if no one opens booster ,no one can sell single so no one would need cardmarket :D

[@CardmarketMagic]

You can open boosters when drafting! Which is our personal favourite way of opening packs

[@TrophyGuide101]

I used to only buy boosters but it's because I like the thrill of opening them and making decks with whatever I got.

[@Psychotic6]

Funny story, when modern horizons came out, didn't have a lot of money and ordered six booster packs, from them i opened Wrenn and six, Plague engineer, 2x Ice Fang Coatls and Seasoned Pyromancer :D - i sold Wrenn almost immediately for around 90 euros :D - pyro was worth a little then, but now is a lot more :D

[@danielkaragic7057]

Cool crews you guys assembled, on both sides of the tcg market! Really fun to watch you all

[@crazyjoelowe]

❤❤❤ from Canada. Love the channel gents!!!

[@CardmarketMagic]

Yay Canada! 🥳the best quality of life but the coldest winters 🥶 thank you for watching :)

[@EmDeeGee25]

I saw a Relic of Legends pass by in the uncommons, that's an extra euro and more expensive than most rares in the set

[@pattap9033]

Played a sealed last week. Pulled cards worth more than 150€. So for me it was totally worth to open them ^^.

[@TijnMercx]

fun twist, you guys have way too much chaos energy and i love it

[@Arastelion]

I only buy packs to support my LGS. They provide a free commander night every friday so I want to keep the place afloat!

[@AsudoBlank]

When cards like Sheoldred are like $80 each, getting a box just makes more sense honestly

[@DaxRaider]

how u walk in the shop like some dwarfs xD ESPECIALLY thoralfs walking made me laugh xD

[@wongwei7830]

Fun fact: Mystery Booster when they first came out was severely underpriced! XD

[@kstandish42]

You guys really went and did it for science 😅 thank you for curbing my desire to open packs while I wait for my preordered box of March of Machines to come in 😂

[@victorsilvaerclievskimelo7790]

Thoralf tapping himself hahhahha man, I love this chanel so much, these guys are awesome

[@josephbright3946]

So satisfying no matter if it's worth it or not