Consider that 99% of Classic DEs fire with the minimum of 16 players, if simply three players choose to play Dredge, it would comprise nearly 20% of the field! Most people in Classic will take the route of the former, as opposed to the latter (likely because of how small the tournaments are, as well as how many Dredge decks are being played).
There are two schools of thought when constructing your sideboard in Eternal formats like Classic: either you devote a significant chunk of your sideboard to beating Dredge, or you hope to avoid the deck in a tournament altogether.
Since Dredge is a deck that breaks just about every rule in Magic, most decks simply cannot match-up with Dredge without the help of cards practically dedicated to beating it and only it. In Part 1, the Dredge archetype was described in detail, but with regards to the pre-board match-up. In the last UTV, the Dredge pilot’s pre-board strategy was discussed in detail.
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