Take the 2-minute tour ×  Do you have to have exactly 60 cards
in a Magic the Gathering deck? Some people I've talked to at FNM
say yes, others say no.  share|improve this question It's
probably worth pointing out that, in most Constructed decks,
it's overwhelmingly better if you can keep your deck size as
close to 60 cards as possible. The larger the deck the greater
the unpredictability of your draws, and from most angles that's
a significant disadvantage. –  thesunneversets Jan 19 '13 at
23:52 To add to @thesunneversets 's comment, you're also limited
to a maximum of 4 of any specific card (besides basic land) so a
larger deck will also contain a wider variety of cards that may
or may not work well together. The best smaller decks tend to be
focused around a fairly specific play style - cards that will
symbiotize. This is much more difficult with a large deck. – 
GalacticCowboy Jan 20 '13 at 13:43 add comment  2 Answers  No,
not at all.  100.2a In constructed play (a way of playing in
which each player cre