rules magic the gathering running out of cards in hand

[tate]

what are the rules for when you are about to run out of cards in your hand?

[Arix]

There are none. You just continue playing as normal, drawing a card during your draw step.

[Raven-hawk]

You play normally drawing card's as your draw step.

[Lightning1714]

You can have 0 card in your hand, but i think theres a limit of cards that can be in your hand. I think its 8. But when you deck out, meaning when you run out of cards in your deck, you lose the duel.

[seba1983]

yes, no and no. the is a maximum handsize. its 7 not 8. also its only checked at the end of your own turn. at all other times you can have any number of ccards in your hand.

you dont loose when you have no cards in your library. you losse when you have no cards in your library and would have to draw a card.

[Lightning1714]

yes, no and no. the is a maximum handsize. its 7 not 8. also its only checked at the end of your own turn. at all other times you can have any number of ccards in your hand.

you dont loose when you have no cards in your library. you losse when you have no cards in your library and would have to draw a card.

Ahh, thanks for clearing that up. My friend told me that it was 8, but apprently he's wrong lol.

[guyarney]

what are the rules for when you are about to run out of cards in your hand?

I'm guessing you like having cards in your hand... welcome to the club.

Here's a link to all the cards with the word "draw" in the rules text. If you want to keep your hand full, get to know them.

It's also a good idea to learn how to pace your game - either proactively or retroactively, I'm guessing you're the proactive type so get some cantrips in your deck or learn to exploit having no cards in hand with stuff like Hellbent, Cursed Scroll, and other cards that you benefit from having no cards in hand.