Yamato (OP06-022) AI leader rank and matchups

Evidence from Standard-format AI simulations. The leader rank is its strongest rated deck, while field performance and matchups aggregate decisive RATING games across Standard-legal decks.
Yamato One Piece Card Game leader OP06-022
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#53of 82 rated Standard leaders

Rating 1646 ± 100, borrowed from Yamato, this leader’s current highest-rated Standard deck.

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AI-simulated performance

Field win rate61.1%22–14 · 95% CI 44.9%–75.2% · n=36
Going first57.9%95% CI 36.3%–76.9% · n=19
Going second64.7%95% CI 41.3%–82.7% · n=17

Best-rated Standard decks

Current deck-level ladder evidence; each rating keeps its own record and uncertainty.

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#1
YamatoYaccen · ChinoizeCup #96 Monday [OP13 LEGAL]
1646 ± 10016W / 7L · 23 games
#2
Yamatonicolai sverenius · ONE PIECE TCG SWEDISH CHAMPIONSHIP 2026
1611 ± 9613W / 8L · 21 games
#3
YamatoPatpat · ChinoizeCup - Heroine Battles
1563 ± 9612W / 11L · 23 games
#4
YamatoSlayer609 · ChinoizeCup - Heroine Battles
1497 ± 9213W / 15L · 28 games
#5
YamatoSami Ghaouar · SAIYAJAZZ LEAGUE- OP16 TOURNAMENT SERIES x lonetcg
1484 ± 997W / 7L · 14 games

Qualified matchup evidence

Showing up to 10 opponents ordered by observed win rate. Every row clears the visible 20-game sample floor; intervals show remaining uncertainty.

No opponent matchup has reached 20 Standard RATING games yet.

Common cards in the top-rated decks

Usage is counted only across the 5 deck lists shown above, not the entire leader population.

OP06-1045/5 decks · 18 copiesOP12-0375/5 decks · 13 copiesST12-0034/5 decks · 16 copiesST28-0024/5 decks · 16 copiesST28-0054/5 decks · 16 copiesPRB02-0164/5 decks · 15 copiesST28-0034/5 decks · 14 copiesOP06-0354/5 decks · 12 copiesEB03-0573/5 decks · 12 copiesOP06-1013/5 decks · 11 copies

Data provenance and freshness

TCG AI SIM computes this page from persisted, AI-simulated RATING matches where both decks are Standard-legal. Rank is not a subjective tier or a leader-level rating: it is the position of this leader’s single highest-rated deck. Field and matchup win rates aggregate decisive appearances; mirror games are included in the field record, and opponent matchups require at least 20 games.

Latest match recorded for the rank-defining deck: .