FYI-ggsLive For Internet Streaming & Video Podcasts of MTG!
Posted: 25 Oct 2010, 13:16If your looking for more than just Pro Tour Event coverage of MTG & really enjoy watching matches, you might not know that there is sight that streams MTG matches almost every weekend. The site is called ggsLive , or good games Live.
This weekend, I was watching the coverage of the MTG Grand Prix Toronto via ggsLive, which covers the GP events plus other tournaments held by Star City Games & TCG Player.
( These two internet MTG card sights will usually have a Standard deck tournament on Saturday & Legacy on Sunday.) The GP events are of course WotC DCI events.
The GP was SOM only, with Sealed on Saturday & Draft Sunday. The games were very competitive and from that tournament plus what I have played & seen, red white & green white decks along with both white or green with black decks, with a healthy portion of artifacts of course, seem to have the best cards at this early stage.
Anyone who likes watching the coverage of live MTG events should bookmark the ggsLive sight. They do a real fine job of covering feature matches from the events that they stream.
They'll be in Charlotte N.C. this coming weekend for another Star City Games Open Series.
http://www.ggslive.com/
Also, they make all the games available for download via a podcast, so just go to iTunes & do a search for ggsLive and download what you want to see. They've got a ton of matches archived from this year, including all the action from GPToronto this past weekend, so there is allot to check out.
This weekend, I was watching the coverage of the MTG Grand Prix Toronto via ggsLive, which covers the GP events plus other tournaments held by Star City Games & TCG Player.
( These two internet MTG card sights will usually have a Standard deck tournament on Saturday & Legacy on Sunday.) The GP events are of course WotC DCI events.
The GP was SOM only, with Sealed on Saturday & Draft Sunday. The games were very competitive and from that tournament plus what I have played & seen, red white & green white decks along with both white or green with black decks, with a healthy portion of artifacts of course, seem to have the best cards at this early stage.
Anyone who likes watching the coverage of live MTG events should bookmark the ggsLive sight. They do a real fine job of covering feature matches from the events that they stream.
They'll be in Charlotte N.C. this coming weekend for another Star City Games Open Series.
http://www.ggslive.com/
Also, they make all the games available for download via a podcast, so just go to iTunes & do a search for ggsLive and download what you want to see. They've got a ton of matches archived from this year, including all the action from GPToronto this past weekend, so there is allot to check out.