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When did magic introduce that rule it’s been ages since I’ve played, I also imagine that doesn’t apply to land, so you land to monster ratio wouldn’t change.
And I believe those rules wree introduced to yugioh after this debacle, I could be wrong. But it’s not about the individual cards, you need monsters/traps/energy ratios. Those odds wouldn’t change.
Four card limits were implemented in the 1990's; I remember it when Ice Age was released.
What year was that? I found a 1998 tournament pamphlet and nothing about 4 card limits and still had 40 card minimum.
That might be a limited (sealed/draft) tournament, where you have to build your deck out of cards you get from packs at the start of the tournament. To this day, those tournaments have 40 card deck minimums and no 4 card limits.
Pamphlet included all the types of tourneys, talked about single limit cards and banned cards as well.
I can’t find anything concrete online with a specific date or even pack release that coincides with it.