Lot has been said about the unique speed of ONE draft format. But is there a good basis to vilify this format as something that is extremely fast? I look deep into format game length data and try to unravel what is driving the speed of ONE and how does it compare with other formats.   I also look at the cards that allow you playing long games and what can be useful in making control decks in ONE limited.

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