(Actually manually repeating the loop is tedious, but your opponent should understand what's happening.) It may seem like that's a lot to get together, but it's actually easier than it looks -- although you'll need to practice to make sure you play every hand in the optimal way
This week, we're heading back to Guilds of Ravnica Standard to play everyone's favorite archetype: Mill
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