Official in Game Card Usage/Win Rate Report Update: November 9th

Overview

After each Maintenance we aim to provide a quick overview of the Most Popular cards being used in the "highest Rank" of Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel, and how their performance has changed over the recent weeks. This is now possible thanks to official data from the recent "Card Statistics" feature in-game!

Note: This data is accurate as of the November 9th 2023 Maintenance, and is compared with usage data from the November 6th 2023 Maintenance.

We also have our own Top Cards page that tracks data from decks submitted to Master Duel Meta, including Tournament data! So be sure to check that out too, and see how the results compare! Let us know what you think down in the comments.

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Top Cards By Usage Rate

80%+

• Loading... - 92.30% (Was 92.40%)
• Loading... - 86.20% (Was 88.10%)

50%+

• Loading... - 70.50% (Was 62.30%)
• Loading... - 68.20% (Was 45.60%)
• Loading... - 56.60% (Was 67.80%)
• Loading... - 53.30% (Was 26.30%)
• Loading... - 50.50% (Was 54%)

40%+

• Loading... - 47.20% (Was 53.10%)
• Loading... - 44.30% (Was 39.80%)

30%+

• Loading... - 38.20%
• Loading... - 37.90%
• Loading... - 36.70% (Was 38.60%)
• Loading... - 33.40% (Was 42.10%)
• Loading... - 33.20%
• Loading... - 31.0% (Was 21.60%)
• Loading... - 30.70% (Was 21.20%)

25%+

• Loading... - 27.10% (Was 18.30%)
• Loading... - 26.60%
• Loading... - 26.20%

Top Decks By Win Rate

Due to the limited data available, we have decided to use submissions from Master Duel Meta to determine which Top Decks individual cards belong to. Each of these Deck Types contain cards with a Win Rate of 53% or above.

Dragon Link

Purrely

Scareclaw

Mathmech

Spright

Labrynth

Runick

Floowandereeze

Gishki

Purrely returns to the Top Decks by win rate after being suspiciously absent in the last report, this time aided by the inclusion of Loading... , Loading... and Loading... which saw success during the recent Duelist Cup event.

However the highest win rate of 55.7% goes to Loading... , which is most commonly used in variants of Spright / Runick Spright. Notable omissions of course include Kashtira, despite it's prevalence on the Tier List however it is nice to see the new Gishki support released in Octobers Flame of Fury Selection Pack make waves - albeit at the lower end of the top win rate decks!