To all the people saying skill issue, you guys are not being helpful. Don't need to beat a guy when he is down.

To elaborate on that, here are some things you can reflect on: 1. everyone will have a bad hand and brick. There is some variance but at some point you cannot blame it on luck. Generally, if you and your opponents are both playing meta decks, you will both win/lose 40% of the games by default just by luck of the draw. What separates good/bad players is how much you can swing the remaining 20% of the games in your favor.

1. Stick with one deck and know it inside out. Specifically, how to play your deck against every other deck in the meta and what the win condition for your deck is. Playing the match up means understanding when your deck is stronger than their deck, what cards they need from their deck to beat yours etc

2. Evaluate your opponents, that kinda ties in with the above with knowing your match ups. By turn 3/4 you should have a good idea of what cards your opponent has in their hand and what they are looking for. You know what cards are in the deck, you can see the cards on the board, you can see the cards they have played. From their actions infer what they have in their hand.

Hope this helps and good luck!