What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas (except for this #GPVegas Vlog).Read more

The complete Core Set 2019 spoiler is out! We finished spoiler season with a bang with all of the Planeswalkers and refreshed Elder Dragons. Check out all the Core Set 2019 spoilers at mtg.fish/m19, and check out the important highlights of the set from SaffronOlive:

• Core Set 2019 Spoilers — June 18, 2018 | Palladia-Mors and Modern Staple Reprints!
• Core Set 2019 Spoilers — June 19, 2018 | Chromium and Powerful Hate Cards
• Core Set 2019 Spoilers — June 20, 2018 | Sarkhan, Goblins, Knights
• Core Set 2019 Spoilers — June 21, 2018 | Liliana, Arcades, Cat-tribal
• Core Set 2019 Spoilers — June 22, 2018 | Tezzeret and Complete Spoilers
• Core Set 2019 Spoilers — Catch Up | Mythics

Can Zahid and Tempest Djinn form the foundation of a sweet deck in Modern? Let's find out!Read more

The biggest winner this week was Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle which more than doubled in price to $20. At first glance this makes sense, considering that TitanShift is a top tier deck in Modern and Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle is the deck's primary win condition. The reason for the price movement is more interesting: Scapeshift is being reprinted in Core Set 2019. With the sorcery dropping from $60 to $20 thanks to the reprint, it's likely that a lot more players will be interested in building TitanShift, driving up the price of the land.

Speaking of Core Set 2019, the exclusive Buy-A-Box promo Nexus of Fate is currently selling for somewhere between $23 and $30 on eBay. While you probably want a copy in your collection for Commander and maybe even for Standard as well, if you don't care about the extra turn spell, it's still a great reason to pick up a box early from your local game store. If you can get a box for around $100 and sell Nexus of Fate for around $30, you're really only paying $70 for the box. At $70 a box, it's very likely that Core Set 2019 will have a positive expected value (if you're looking for a full EV breakdown, it's coming next Sunday).

Finally, in my favorite buyout ever, the Legends version of Evil Eye of Orms-by-Gore went from under $1 to $17 this week. It's not on the Reserved List and has been reprinted multiple times, which makes it especially strange. Apparently someone is betting on a lot of players not only building—but also blinging out—Eye-tribal with Okaun, Eye of Chaos and Zndrsplt, Eye of Wisdom.

Goblins got some support in Dominaria but were missing key pieces, like a Goblin lord. Thankfully, Core Set 2019 is here to help!Read more

The crew meet up in person to play Commander Clash live for the first time ever!Read more

Each day we'll be posting a short, three minute deck tech featuring some of the coolest decks that come across the site. The most popular deck will be made into videos the following week based on your views, likes and comments in the videos. Here's this week's Instant Deck Techs:

• Miraculous Mill (Modern)
• UR Creativity Control (Standard)
• Defender Combo (Pauper)

• Yuuki Ichikawa took down Grand Prix Singapore 2018 (standard) with White-Blue Gifts.
• Braham Thomas took down Grand Prix Pittsburgh 2018 (standard) with Mono-Red Aggro.

The five most viewed cards on MTGGoldfish this past week were:

1. Karn, Scion of Urza (Dominaria)
2. Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle (Zendikar)
3. Scapeshift (Morningtide)
4. Teferi, Hero of Dominaria (Dominaria)
5. Crucible of Worlds (Tenth Edition)