Stolen copy T1 (7 in hand) T2 (T1 on draw) T3 T4 T5 T6 T7
1 14
(86.14)
12
(85.25)
11
(86.1)
10
(86.38)
9
(86.1)
8
(85.25)
8
(87.71)
2 -- 21
(84.97)
19
(85.35)
17
(84.74)
16
(86.18)
15
(87.06)
13
(84.13)
3 -- -- 26
(84.63)
24
(85.59)
22
(85.63)
20
(84.79)
19
(86.3)
4 -- -- -- 30
(85.05)
28
(86.29)
26
(86.64)
24
(86.21)
5 -- -- -- -- 33
(85.05)
31
(86.39)
29
(86.85)
6 -- -- -- -- -- 36
(86.82)
33
(85.05)
7 -- -- -- -- -- -- 38
(86.96)

Examples of how we can use this table:
  • Column T1 (7 cards) indicates that we have drawn the 7 cards of the initial hand. If I want to know how many copies I need to include in the deck to have at least one 1 cost spell on turn 1 at the desired percentage (84%), 14 is the number.
  • If I want to know how many untapped lands I need to include in the deck to guarantee the desired percentage that I will draw at least 1 untapped land on turn 2, the T2 column tells us how many: 12.
  • When I want to draw the second copy on the second turn, like drawing the second land of the same color as the first to play a creature of the same double cost, we need to look at the second row and the second column: 21 is the number.
  • If I want to have a third land on turn 3 at the desired %, I look at T3 and the third row: 26 is the number.
  • If I want to play a 5 cost spell that requires 4 lands of the same color, I look at the T5 column and the fourth row: 28 is the number.
  • If I want to play a 4 cost double cost of the same color, I look at column T4 and row 2 to see how many lands of that double cost to include: 17 is the number.
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