Quote Originally Posted by Arsenal View Post
That is not what you initially said. You said "it does not take longer than 8 minutes on an average for me to draw my entire deck". Showing your opponent one sequence/loop, then explaining how it'll repeat, all within 8 minutes, is very different than physically repeating the loop 45-50 times in order to draw your deck within the same 8 minute timeframe. You've now given me two completely different scenarios, which one is it?
I have stated it before that as long as my opponent acknowledges that they are F6'd and can't interact, then yes I can draw my entire deck in 8 minutes or less. Within this time, I lay my hand on the table and allow them to see all of the sunrises I draw. It is up to them to concede if they want. Otherwise, I continue to "goldfish" the deck. I assure you it does not take more than 8 minutes to move ~8 eggs into the graveyard, draw ~8 cards from doing this, cast a second sunrise, put any draw triggers on the stack, bauble the sunrise to the bottom, crack a fetch/ghost, and then repeat until you have drawn your library.

After doing this for 100+ games you get used to the motions and if you feel really lazy can just put all the egg triggers on the stack to quickly draw cards instead of individually. Once you hit the pyrite spellbomb and have drawn your deck the loop is elementary and can be explained in half a minute.