When the feature launched, it came with a stark warning regarding trading virtual cards for real money, in which the developers said, "If we confirm that a player has engaged in behavior that violates the Terms of Use, we will warn them, suspend their account, or take action." The guidelines laid out are pretty clear: don't profit from the app
Id seen before, but it was pretty limited in allowing non-standard layouts
"Pretty much every week we'll have a Magic: The Gathering card that will be $500 to $600
Its a premiere lifegain commander that gives you consistent lifegain for triggers, and even card draw if its in play
Some items can even be played for free at that discount, making him a beneficial character for playing items quickly
Many other players are also doing the same, he says