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🔋 OP11 Weekly Power Rankings - July 24th🏴☠️
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OP11 Meta Report – Week in Review
As the OP11 format continues to stabilize, the competitive landscape is becoming more defined. We're seeing a sharper divide between the most consistent performers and those that rely on specific conditions or matchups to shine. This week brings further clarity as trends solidify, strategies evolve, and certain builds begin to carve out more reliable lanes to victory. Based on high-rank ladder results and ongoing matchup analysis, here’s a breakdown of how the meta is shaping up.
How Our Data Is Calculated
These rankings aren’t just based on raw winrate — we take a more detailed approach to give a clearer picture of actual meta strength.
Matchup Strength: We evaluate how decks perform against one another across the meta and calculate this logarithmically. That way, beating a top-tier deck counts more than farming fringe leaders. This helps highlight which decks are truly pressuring the format.
Popularity: A win against a deck that’s showing up consistently in high-rank ladder games matters more than one against something no one’s playing.
Winrate (with context): Overall winrate still matters, but we weigh it alongside quality of matchups. A deck that wins a lot but loses to all the top decks doesn’t rank as highly.
High-Rank Filtering: Only matches played at 1B+ rating are included. This filters out lower-level data where players might still be learning the deck or adjusting to the sim.
This combination gives a more complete view of how each deck is performing at the highest level of play.
Blue/Purple Luffy – The Deck to Beat
Still the most complete package. Card advantage, board control, and flexible lines keep it firmly on top despite constant target on its back.
Buggy – Balanced and Dangerous
Buggy’s mix of disruption, tempo, and consistent closing power makes it a staple. Strong into most of the field and tough to punish when piloted cleanly.
Belo Betty – Speed Meets Power
Aggressive and relentless. Betty thrives on pressuring early and punishing passive openers. More reps and refinements are pushing it higher each week.
Green/Purple Luffy – Explosive as Ever
A momentum monster. G/P Luffy remains one of the scariest decks if it gets rolling early. Still volatile, but its ceiling keeps it near the top.
Red Zoro – Aggro with Teeth
Straightforward but deadly. Zoro punishes slow hands and stumbles, thriving in fast-paced matchups where tempo is king.
Blackbeard – Feast or Famine
Still dangerous but inconsistent. When its gameplan lines up, it snowballs hard. But shaky hands and some rough matchups keep it from climbing further.
Purple Luffy – Quietly Strong
Under the radar, but getting results. Strong finishers like 8-cost Katakuri are giving it real staying power in longer games.
Green Bonney – Slipping but Solid
Losing ground to faster decks, but still rewards strong sequencing and matchup knowledge. Not flashy, but reliable.
Yellow Yamato – Still a Sleeper Threat
Rarely seen, but still capable. Solid into slower decks and punishes greedy lines. Starter upgrades help smooth out its curve.
Reiju – Meta Counterpick
A true sleeper. Reiju has solid matchups into many of the top decks, making it a smart call for players with meta knowledge. Underrated, but quietly powerful.
Conclusion
The OP11 meta is starting to settle, but there's still plenty of movement beneath the surface. Blue/Purple Luffy remains the most consistent and dominant option, but the rest of the field is evolving quickly. Buggy and Belo Betty continue to deliver strong results, while decks like Zoro and Reiju are gaining traction thanks to favorable matchups and thoughtful play. With pilots refining their lists and learning the ins and outs of key interactions, we’re seeing a healthy mix of explosive strategies, control tools, and counterplay emerge. The format rewards experience and adaptability, and it’s clear that the top ten could continue to shift in the weeks ahead.Decklists
U/P Luffy:
1xOP11-040
2xOP06-047
3xOP11-054
4xOP06-119
4xOP05-067
4xST18-001
4xEB01-061
1xOP05-070
3xOP07-064
4xOP11-067
4xOP08-069
1xOP04-056
2xOP06-058
4xOP09-078
4xOP11-080
2xOP01-119
4xOP10-079
Buggy:
1xOP09-042
4xOP09-056
4xOP06-047
4xST25-001
4xST25-002
4xST25-004
4xST25-005
2xOP09-045
4xOP09-048
1xOP09-046
3xP-084
4xST25-003
4xOP09-051
4xOP09-057
2xST03-015
2xOP06-058
Belo Betty:
1xOP05-002
4xOP05-015
4xOP05-006
3xOP05-011
4xOP05-003
3xOP05-016
4xOP05-004
4xOP05-005
4xOP05-017
4xOP06-003
2xOP11-106
4xOP09-100
4xP-073
3xOP09-103
3xOP05-021
G/P Luffy:
1xEB02-010
4xEB02-017
2xEB02-036
3xEB02-037
4xST18-001
1xST26-002
4xST18-004
4xEB02-035
2xEB02-061
4xOP07-064
3xST18-005
2xOP03-072
4xOP05-076
4xOP09-078
1xOP05-077
2xOP06-077
2xEB01-039
4xEB02-041
Blackbeard:
1xOP09-081
4xOP09-089
4xOP09-095
4xOP11-083
4xOP09-090
4xOP09-086
1xST27-004
4xOP09-083
4xOP10-082
1xST27-003
4xST27-005
4xOP09-093
4xOP07-096
4xOP09-096
4xOP09-099
Purple Luffy:
1xOP05-060
4xOP09-069
4xST18-001
1xST26-002
4xEB01-061
4xOP05-073
1xST18-002
4xST18-004
3xOP02-085
2xOP05-070
4xOP07-064
4xOP09-065
4xOP11-067
4xOP09-119
2xOP03-072
4xOP09-078
1xOP05-077
Yamato:
1xOP06-022
2xOP01-041
3xOP01-033
4xOP06-035
4xST28-005
2xOP04-109
4xOP06-106
2xOP11-106
4xST28-002
4xST28-001
4xOP06-104
4xST28-003
3xOP06-107
4xST28-004
2xST02-017
2xOP06-115
2xOP07-116
Bonney:
1xOP07-019
4xEB01-015
4xST02-007
4xOP05-030
2xST24-001
3xST24-002
4xOP10-032
4xOP07-021
3xST24-003
4xEB01-012
3xOP08-023
4xOP06-035
3xOP01-051
2xOP06-118
4xST16-004
2xOP05-037
Zoro:
1xOP01-001
2xOP01-006
4xOP01-016
4xOP02-015
4xOP03-008
2xOP01-013
1xOP04-009
4xEB01-006
2xEB02-003
4xOP01-025
4xOP04-010
4xOP08-007
4xOP08-010
2xST21-014
4xEB01-009
1xST01-016
2xST21-017
2xOP11-018
Reiju:
1xOP06-042
4xOP11-047
4xOP06-063
4xOP10-063
4xOP06-068
4xOP07-066
1xOP10-075
4xOP07-072
4xOP08-074
4xOP06-060
4xOP06-069
4xOP06-061
1xOP06-062
2xOP05-077
2xOP09-077
4xOP06-079
