The reason for the high cost is that you get to keep the cards you open in your draft or sealed pool, but opening sealed product on Magic Online is such bad value (the current EV of an Amonkhet booster pack is $0.51, while the retail price is $3.99) that this doesn't really add much value to playing limited, so you are still heavily dependent on winning prizes to not lose a ton of value
One card to really watch out for is Trickbind , a one-generic, one-blue instant with split second which will counter the madness ability and give you no chance to respond to it either
If youre looking for a budget-friendly alternative, Explorers Scope is a great option for land-heavy decks, especially when paired with anything that can manipulate the top of the deck
Theres some out there, but not a lot, not till today, and today will begin a busy time indeed
That readability holds up under normal lighting conditions, not just direct overhead lights or phone camera angles
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