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Magic the Gathering - Opening Hand Mana Curve Last modified by
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= C ( total , x ) ⋅ C ( 60 − total , hand-size ( turn ) − x ) C ( 60 , hand-size ( turn ) ) , where total = 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = C ( total , x ) ⋅ C ( 60 - total , hand-size ( turn ) - x ) C ( 60 , hand-size ( turn ) ) , where total = 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0
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C ( total , x ) ⋅ C ( deck − total , hand-size − x ) C ( deck , hand-size ) C ( total , x ) ⋅ C ( deck - total , hand-size - x ) C ( deck , hand-size )
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This Magic the Gathering - Opening Hand Mana Curve equation calculates the probability of drawing X amount of lands in an opening hand of Magic: The Gathering. Going first means your opening hand will have 7 cards while going second(or third, fourth, etc. in a multiplayer game) will mean you get an extra draw which leaves you with 8 for your first turn.