Damn, those are some beefy goyfs
Yea, I understand where you are coming from. I have tried probe before, and for me at least, it rarely impacted the plays I was making. Just sort of like, "ok", and the information not particularly meaningful a few turns later.
Say for example you probe and they have 3 fetches, and you have 1 stifle. Are you not going to stifle their fetch now? Or maybe they have no chalice when you probe, but can you really feel comfortable not holding pierce up since they could easily top deck a blood moon / chalice / ensnaring bridge / <you name it> etc.
Nevertheless, I don't want to stifle (pun intended) your innovations or fun in MTG, so by all means, try out probes and see how they do for you, and let us know.
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