CommunityGaming.io VS 17Lands Client

Check out communitygaming.io The best way to find them right now is by keeping an eye on the community content in discord as well as twitch streams. Source: almost 3 years ago

I know this is not the correct place, but I am unable to find much else about this tournament other than communitygaming.io. I am looking for a group, as a solo player. Anyone looking for a teammate, add me: https://steamcommunity.com/id/EliteAbracadabra. Source: about 3 years ago

Community Gaming.io is hosting the first of a three part $20k CS:GO Tournament series this weekend! We've been running tier 2/3 tournaments for years for the top esports and we're excited to support the CS scene with this new streamed event call The Phoenix Series. Source: about 3 years ago

Getting an average of 2-3 wins in Quick Draft is fairly decent for a new drafter. If you think you're learning at all, it's worth sticking with it to get better. You should be able to learn the fastest when you're starting out. In addition to draft articles and videos you mentioned, you might want to check out 17lands.com or this Limited Grades website while drafting to improve your pick orders and help find the... Source: 11 months ago

The best thing to identify the best cards from fillers and bad cards is watcing the win rate stats in 17lands.com. Source: 11 months ago

17lands.com has huge amount of data on every limited format that is available on Arena. Source: about 1 year ago

Perhaps use 17lands.com to track your drafts to get feedback. Source: almost 1 year ago

Then, once you have a good grasp of basic magic gameplay, you can try draft. I personally use 17lands.com, they have the winrates of the cards in draft, so you know what's good. There are probably also a bunch of people somewhere on youtube that show their draft process, but I myself only watch covertgoblue, who just plays standard/historic brawl. Source: about 1 year ago