As both Jeff and Brad have written extensively on this deck, I will not contribute anything else except to say that if this deck is capable of pulling Jeff away from his midrange brews (I mean, were talking about a guy who has successfully won tournaments with RUG Flash and Junk Midrange for about two years now), then there is probably something to it
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My inclination is that its better to try to speed the deck up rather than go bigger, but I want to try a more token oriented populate direction as well
That's a problem and one that is known to designers
