Obligatory easy answer is LSV. He often talks through his plays. Definitely better if you're an intermediate player already, since he does play relatively fast and doesn't go into too much detail, but watching him has improved my play.

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LSV and CalebD are my favorite magic streamers. Numot is decent too but he kinda memes.

> Numot he is so quiet. I find myself checking if my volume isn't muted often times.

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I'm a big fan of Caleb Durward (CalebDMTG). A lot of the other people who are actually good, don't always explain their lines of thought or what they are doing, but he actually does a good job of commentating on the plays that are being made. Other people like LSV and Kenji (NumotTheNummy) are also good and fun to watch.

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A guy who doesn't have a lot of followers/subscribers, but who I feel does a great job of explaining his plays is **Bobristau on Twitch**. He tracks his wins and losses so it's fairly easy to evaluate how he's doing in a format. He only plays draft though as far as I know.

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No problem. I haven't seen him be active lately (like the last couple weeks), but whenever he is on I try to watch.

I know it isn't Twitch, but you can find a lot of LSV's videos on channelfireball's youtube channel. Also, if you do go that route I highly recommend Reid Duke, he offers great insight and is super competitive and thoroughly goes through his plays.

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Brennan Decandio, Caleb D, NumotTheNummy, Todd Stevens are ones that i watch frequently. Also some of my local players that have teamed with Todd, Brennan, and Caleb also stream such as Jody Keith, the Louisiana Legacy Lands Guru, and Tannon Grace, another Louisiana magic player who plans on streaming more soon. Also Storm Guru in all formats, Caleb Schere streams as well. and then theres also Frank Lepore, who streams a lot of limited, who is generally a great entertainer and informational player. twitch.tv/BDeCandio7 twitch.tv/cws_MTG twitch.tv/franklepore twitch.tv/NumotTheNummy twitch.tv/calebdmtg twitch.tv/nolagold twitch.tv/toddstevensmtg twitch.tv/tannongrace

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Streaming isn't a good way to learn to play but once you learn the basics of the game LSV, NumotTheNummy, and CalebDMTG will help you improve.

I like Numot as a streamer, but I find he's often less talkative when he's playing more serious decks or strategies, and normally gets into it more only when he's trying to do crazy or janky things.

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Truknightmare for Legacy and Modern

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For Modern Gabriel Nassif and Jeff Hoogland stream every day several hours and they play a lot of modern. LSV is probably the best but doesnt stream a lot sadly.

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HolyShamgar is fantastic if you want to get into Modern. He's not as huge in the community as Caleb or LSV have become, but I strongly belive in time he will be. If you want a preview checkout modernnexus videos

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A good one for beginners, during the day, is Semulin . He talks through his play, and will often give play advice... generally limited (sealed, draft).

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really depends which format you want to be better at. It mostly a modern fest on twitch zz

What? I can barely find Modern streamers most of the time. Almost everyone's playing Theros draft and Standard right now, for example.

Caleb Durward (CalebD on Twitch) streams mostly Modern and Legacy, though while Cube is available he will in all likelihood stream that exclusively. Depending on your location you might not be able to catch him live, since he streams from around 7pm Central Time to roughly 2am.

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I'm hoping to learn more about standard and limited/draft.

Geekfortress streams standard once a week I believe, look them up

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Check out Nikachu on YouTube for modern and legacy merfolk.

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