The Card Wizard blooper reel: Shards Gone Wrong

https://www.createspace.com/3360036

This particular video is a "blooper reel," where I opened a box and everything that could go wrong, did go wrong. It's a good example of how my book's system helps you avoid opening junk, because it was a fairly poor box with no big-money rares in it. There is an edit near the beginning because it ran over ten minutes otherwise. It's before I start opening the box. That's why there is a sentence that kind of makes no sense. I guess this demonstration is just as important as the others, though, because it shows that not every box is a huge winner, and that you do make mistakes even when you're good at doing this.

My usual text:
This is a demonstration of the system I explain in detail in The Card Wizard's Black Book, available from Amazon Createspace through the link you see above. That link again is:

https://www.createspace.com/3360036

This book is meant to level the playing field on the secondary market, where I feel dealers have been taking advantage of players' lack of knowledge of the production aspects of Magic for far too long. The book includes maps for several sets, including some older sets. The book also includes mathematical formulas that are easy to apply to sets that cannot be mapped, sets where you don't have the map (such as future sets that come out after this book), or sets where you just don't want to spend tons of money opening box after box and you'd rather get the most possible value out of one or two booster boxes. I try to under-promise and over-deliver.

I hope if you are a Magic collector, dealer, or player, that you will find this book an excellent value and well worth your time and money. I am going to advertise this fairly conservatively, so if you found these videos on your own, congratulations! You're in with the cutting-edge crowd. Either way, thanks for your interest!

-Ross Edwards

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• book
• magic
• gathering
• shards
• alara

[TheRambam201]

how long did it take you to do this?

[recardwizard]

@TheRambam201 - 9 minutes and 52 seconds, just like it says on the video panel.

[ssuuppeerrbbooyy]

so you could put aside 3 boosters with the best 3 cards and use them to win a draft? :)

[recardwizard]

It would be horrific cheating, but yes, you could do exactly that. Oh look, a third Flameblast Dragon!  Guess I'm playing red! etc...

[Figgaindahood]

I want to buy the book, but I don't want to set up a Paypal account!

I think you would have more customers, when you would allow them to pay in other ways.

The video is very impressive anyway!

greetings from Austria

[recardwizard]

Hi! The print edition is available from Amazon and you can use a regular credit card. Hope that helps!

[TheDdavis007]

i dont know how you figured it out but its cool. most people spend 10 min opining two packs.

[im4therandomness]

Whats the point of this book?

[punbaca]

pfff...there's a much easier way to find only the good cards of a booster box...

X-ray vision!

[twitchster77]

i think the book should've been called:

"The Card Wizards WHITE Book With Black Text"

:P

[TheRambam201]

@recardwizard i know, i mean like learn the pattern?

[HollowVampire]

@recardwizard The store that I go to would never let you play without playing. It kind of sucks. If they did let you play without paying, I would get this...

[D4isuk3D]

@recardwizard playing red is pretty hard my white/red deck rocks i even beat some tournament decks :P

[donov25]

Wait a second couldnt you cheat if you know whats in each pack =3 (for drafting)