Triple AAA gaming!! Aminatou vs Atraxa | Round 3 | Regran 102923 | Duel Commander

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  • Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025

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  • @MaximilianoEmanuel.
    @MaximilianoEmanuel. Год назад

    Love this brain match up with a lot of interaction and control !

    • @duelcommanderph
      @duelcommanderph  Год назад +1

      me too! it becomes a game of patience, bluffing, and committing. :)

  • @atilalexander
    @atilalexander Год назад +1

    If I wasn't such a slow player I would have picked Atraxa instead of Raffine.
    Cool game 1

    • @duelcommanderph
      @duelcommanderph  Год назад

      control decks are risky if the game becomes too long. Game 1 win will really matter a lot! :)

  • @klesress3581
    @klesress3581 Год назад +1

    he could have floated mana and tapped the land before giving it to aminatou, denying him resources to cast the commander on that same turn.

    • @duelcommanderph
      @duelcommanderph  Год назад

      what do you mean?

    • @Jjormungandr
      @Jjormungandr 8 месяцев назад

      I think he's refering to the steal of the triland with the agent in game 2.
      By taping the land, it would have come tapped under the Aminatou player.
      Yep with words it better

  • @jayie
    @jayie Год назад

    why did the aminatou player agreed to put his commander to the bottom of the library instead back to the command zone when it was countered by subtlety?

    • @davidjc369
      @davidjc369 Год назад +4

      His turn was controled by his opponent...

    • @jayie
      @jayie Год назад

      @@davidjc369 thanks for the clarification :)

    • @duelcommanderph
      @duelcommanderph  Год назад +1

      davidjc369 said it correctly :) this is one of the hidden and dirtiest tricks in commander. no more recasting the commander until the end of the game!

    • @davidjc369
      @davidjc369 Год назад +1

      @@duelcommanderph dealing with an opponents commander while controling their turn can lead to nasty results!

  • @NIMP3
    @NIMP3 Год назад

    First