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Deep dive into Sabo v3 (OP13-004) from 64 logged simulator games in the OP18 meta. The focus page shows all 20 tracked matchups sorted by sample size, with measured win rates (95% Wilson CI) for the 3 matchups that have enough data: vs Mihawk 67% (n=15), vs Nico Robin 60% (n=10), and the Sabo mirror at 50% (n=10). The next matchups to watch are Ace (n=4, needs 1 more game to be measurable), Kaido, and Kuzan (both n=3). I also track which deck version the games belong to - the version hash lets me isolate results after a list change without mixing old data with new.

— John (JohnVeds15). I build tools with Claude Code; these pages are from tracking my own games.

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Also from the same 132-game corpus: a leader tier list for One Piece TCG ranking all 36 opponent leaders by games faced and adjusted win rates. The ranking uses Wilson confidence intervals so leaders with few games get a conservative score, not an inflated one. The most-faced leaders in the data are Sabo, Mihawk, and Nico Robin. The tier list shows S/A/B/C/D tiers based on the meta-rank score. The design goal is the same as the matchup board: show what the data actually supports vs what is noise. When a leader has fewer than 5 games against you, the tier is provisional. — John (JohnVeds15). I build tools with Claude Code; some of this came out of tracking my own games.https://huggingface.co/spaces/JohnVeds15/optcg-meta-tier