Jewelry Bonney (OP07-019) 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.
Jewelry Bonney One Piece Card Game leader OP07-019
GreenStandard
#42of 92 rated Standard leaders

Rating 1756 ± 94, borrowed from Jewelry Bonney, this leader’s current highest-rated Standard deck.

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AI-simulated performance

Field win rate63.4%111–64 · 95% CI 56.1%–70.2% · n=175
Going first66.3%95% CI 56.2%–75.1% · n=92
Going second60.2%95% CI 49.5%–70.1% · n=83

Best-rated Standard decks

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

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#1
Jewelry BonneyArkhau · PortuTorneo One Piece 2026
1756 ± 9416W / 7L · 23 games
#2
Jewelry BonneyNyler · ChinoizeCup #104 Wednesday
1739 ± 9719W / 7L · 26 games
#3
Jewelry BonneyMalick B · ChinoizeCup #36 Wednesday
1732 ± 9819W / 7L · 26 games
#4
Jewelry BonneyNikolayBaydanov · ChinoizeCup #85 Monday
1729 ± 10024W / 5L · 29 games
#5
Jewelry BonneyGonzalo Bilbao · PHOENIX LA PLATA ONE PIECE 4°
1728 ± 9722W / 6L · 28 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.

EB01-0125/5 decks · 20 copiesST24-0025/5 decks · 19 copiesEB01-0155/5 decks · 18 copiesOP12-1185/5 decks · 18 copiesST02-0075/5 decks · 17 copiesOP06-0355/5 decks · 10 copiesOP08-0234/5 decks · 16 copiesOP13-0314/5 decks · 15 copiesOP10-0324/5 decks · 13 copiesOP12-0304/5 decks · 9 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: .