Imagine you attend a Magic the Gathering tournament in real life. You walk in and the judges tell you they need to shuffle your deck for you before every match in order to prevent cheating. They take your deck, deliberately choose where certain cards go in order to throw the game how they want, then intentionally put you up against another player whose deck naturally counters yours. That's what this game does and, unless you pay them money, that will be your entire experience with this game.