I wonder how much of it is their fault. I mean, if it's this bad it definitely is, those two boxes should be physically hundreds of miles apart from each other at the very least. However, True Randomness is fairly hard to produce, it essentially relies on the repeat cycle being large enough for it not to matter when it does repeat. Obviously the fewer or more cards there are, the lesser or greater the variance ends up being. Especially since there are fewer packs in a box with Masters sets, right? You'd think whoever is controlling the card distribution is paid enough to do a great job, maybe that isn't the case.

-> FWIW, Am computer science degree who took a grad class on Computability. SO, not a math major but also not talking out of my ass. Granted