How to Buy Magic: The Gathering Online Cards/Decks with Tickets | Beginner’s Guide to MTGO Trading

In this video, I'll show you how to easily download decks from Moxfield and import them into Magic: The Gathering Online (MTGO). I'll guide you through the process of trading your event tickets to acquire the decks you've built on Moxfield or other deck-building platforms. It might take a bit of work, but with this tutorial, you'll be mastering the art of importing decks in no time!
We’ll also explore using Cardhoarder as a reliable option to have your decks delivered directly in-game, saving you time and effort.
What you'll learn:
How to download and import decks from Moxfield to MTGO
Trading event tickets for cards and decks
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[@laughsatsoup]

The caution border also shows up for cards you have, but not in THAT version(not sure if it does on import too), so make sure you don't accidentally waste money on doubles you don't need like I did! You can hover to see if it says the card or version is missing.

[@TheSmango]

well crap here I thought it meant you didn't have them lol

[@laughsatsoup]

@@TheSmango it does sometimes! it's "this card is not in your collection" for no copies and "this version of this card is not(...)" for the versions, iirc.

[@TheSmango]

@@laughsatsoup I gotcha I guess it's always said not in your collection to me LOL.