Too few to call1 player: 37.5% wins, Top 32 at 0.0× the field
LuxrayOnline · Aug 31–Sep 6 · 27 events of 64+ · 4,215 players
Best finish: Top 64 · 1 in Top 64
Win rate37.5%▼Poor · −12.5 pts vs 50%3–5–0 W–L–Ttoo few players to rank
Field share0.0%1 of 4,215 players
Top 32 share0.0%▼Shrank · from 0.0% on the field0 of 844 Top 32 finishestoo few players to rank
Conversion0.0%▼Below par · 0.0× the field0/1 made Top 32 · field 20.0%too few players to rank
Tie rate0.0%●Typical · field 1.0%0 ties in 8 roundstoo few players to rank
Only 1 player on Luxray here: read the rates as anecdotes, not a trend.
Matchups
By opponent family, best first.
Luxray matchups by opponent family
Other decks · 5 under 10 matches
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Under 47%47–53%Over 53% (deeper past 42% / 58%)Under 20 matches
How these are worked out
Field share = its players ÷ every player with a known deck.
Top 32 share = its Top 32 finishes ÷ every Top 32 finish (each event's own Top 32). Grew / Shrank compares it with the field share.
Conversion = its players who made Top 32 ÷ its players, read against the whole field's conversion (20.0%).
Win rate = W ÷ (W + L), ties left out, like every win rate on Meta; within 3 pts of 50% (inclusive) is Even, 5+ pts is Strong / Poor. Tie rate = T ÷ (W + L + T), against the field's 1.0%; 3+ pts off is High / Low.
Colours: green is good, yellow middling (even / at par / typical), red bad, the deeper shade for Strong / Poor; grey has no verdict. The word and arrow say the same thing.
Conversion and Top 32 growth are At par within 5% of the field; 1.25× or 0.80× is the stronger colour.
The call weighs win rate and conversion: both up is a Good (or Great) call, both down a Rough one, one of each Mixed. Under 10 players it is Too few to call.
Ranks (“#3 of 15 decks”) place this deck among the event's decks with at least 20 Day 1 players; a lower tie rate ranks higher. Under 20 players a deck isn't ranked. The colours stay relative to the field.
The headline record is the final standings (every round, mirrors included); matchups come from reported pairings, grouped by the opponent's family. Under 10 matches an opponent folds into Other decks.
Other decks · 5 under 10 matches