🔋 OP11 Weekly Power Rankings - June 19th🏴‍☠️

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OP11 Power Rankings – Week 2

We’re only in Week 2 of OP11, but with the recent sim update and a noticeable spike in games played, we finally have a decent enough data set to work with. It’s still early, but trends are starting to form—and this meta is shaping up to be one of the most balanced we’ve seen in a while.

Honestly, the gap between the top decks is razor thin. Any of the top 10 could win a tournament right now, and there’s no clear dominant leader. It’s a brawl at the top, and small shifts in matchups or play rates can change everything week to week.

Our rankings use a weighted formula that takes into account win rate, number of games played, and matchup strength. Matchup strength looks at how a deck performs against other well-represented leaders, filtering out inflated stats from fringe matchups with very low play rates.

Each leader is then compared to an "ideal" one—a hypothetical deck with the best spread, win rate, and volume. We give each leader a score out of 10 based on how close it gets to that mark, and rank them accordingly.

With that, here’s where things stand heading into Week 2.

U/P Luffy – The Most Represented Deck in the Meta

U/P Luffy continues to hold its spot as the most played deck in OP11—and for good reason. It boasts a solid matchup spread across the field, and even in its weaker matchups, its raw power and resilience give it a real shot at pulling through.

Since the release of the new starter decks, the meta has widened and more leaders can compete, which means Luffy is also the most targeted deck right now. But despite having a bullseye on its back, it still has all the tools to win. Strong tempo, flexible game plans, and a decklist that rewards clean sequencing keep it firmly in the top tier.

G/P Luffy – Still a Top Tier Threat

G/P Luffy remains a powerhouse in OP11. It has one of the best matchup spreads in the format, with very few truly bad matchups—Belo Betty being the most notable obstacle, along with a couple fringe decks that don’t see much play.

Even so, its explosive speed and raw power make it a constant threat. The deck can snowball leads quickly and close out games before opponents have time to stabilize. It’s consistent, aggressive, and hard to punish—which is exactly why it’s still sitting comfortably near the top.

Belo Betty – A Firm Meta Staple

Belo Betty is putting up serious results this format. It beats a lot of the top meta decks and can run over opponents with pure speed and pressure. Its ability to curve out aggressively while still applying consistent board presence makes it one of the hardest decks to keep up with.

Even against Buggy, one of its few tough matchups, players are starting to adapt by running more high-cost cards to play around the Promo Buggy lock. The deck’s flexibility and explosive power make it a clear staple in the OP11 meta.

Purple Luffy – As Strong as Ever

Purple Luffy just doesn’t fall off. With the addition of the new 8-cost Katakuri, the deck feels even more dangerous, especially when it goes first. It controls the board well, applies steady pressure, and forces awkward positions on opponents from the first few turns.

There aren’t any truly unwinnable matchups for it right now. With its mix of power, tempo, and flexibility, you should fully expect to see Purple Luffy topping events all throughout this format.

Bonney – Still Holding Strong

Bonney continues to hold a spot in the top 10, even after all these sets. It’s just a rock-solid deck that does everything well—clean resource management, strong board presence, and a flexible game plan.

The new green starter deck gave it a few extra tools to play with, helping it keep pace with the evolving meta. Its matchup spread is still decent across the board, and as long as the format doesn’t completely shift away from midrange play, Bonney isn’t going anywhere.

B/P Luffy – Explosive and Well-Positioned

B/P Luffy is in a strong spot right now. It’s a popular pick in the current meta, and while it has a few more polarizing matchups compared to some of the other top 10 decks, its raw power makes up for it.

The deck can explode out of nowhere and turn games around quickly. Between strong blockers, the 6-cost Luffy, and Gum-Gum Giant, it’s tough to close games against it once it stabilizes. If it gets just a little breathing room, it can take over fast.

Buggy – Solid, But Slightly Held Back

Buggy is a solid pick in the current meta. It has a few polarizing matchups, but overall it performs well and can be a real headache to deal with—especially when it goes first and starts setting the pace early.

That said, it’s currently being held back a bit by a sim bug that prevents it from trashing non-character cards with Croc-Mihawk. Once that’s fixed, we expect Buggy to climb even higher in the rankings. The core is strong, and the deck has room to improve once it's operating at full power.

R/G Smoker – Sneaking Into the Top 10

R/G Smoker slides into the top 10 this week. The deck still has a loyal following, and for good reason—its playstyle is aggressive, flexible, and rewarding for players who know how to pilot it well.

It has a decent matchup spread into many of the top decks and offers some flexibility in deck building, which helps it adapt as the meta shifts. It’s not the flashiest choice, but it’s consistent and dangerous in the right hands. We’re excited to see how it continues to perform this set.

Zoro – Still Running Hot

Zoro lands in the top 10 once again, proving that speed never really goes out of style. The deck is just consistently good—fast, aggressive, and capable of punishing slower setups before they can stabilize.

It tends to shine early in a format when players are still figuring things out, and OP11 is no different. If you’re not ready to deal with the early pressure, Zoro will run you over before you get a chance to play the game.

Blackbeard – Still a Threat

Blackbeard might not be as dominant as it was in past sets, but it’s far from falling off. The deck still has some near auto-win matchups, which gives it a strong edge in tournament settings.

The new starter decks have added a few key tools that help it stay competitive against the current field. It may not top every event, but don’t count it out—Blackbeard has the potential to go deep in any bracket and will definitely be sticking around this format.

Conclusion

OP11 is turning out to be one of the most competitive metas we've had in a while. The top 10 is packed with strong, viable decks, and honestly, any one of them could win a tournament on the right day. The differences between them are slim, and small changes in matchups or card choices can have a big impact.

We’ll keep tracking how things evolve as more data comes in and players adjust to the format. With how close everything is right now, expect the rankings to shift from week to week. This meta’s wide open, and that’s what makes it so fun to watch.

Decklists:

U/P Luffy:

1xOP11-040

2xOP06-047

3xOP11-054

2xOP11-118

4xOP06-119

4xOP05-067

4xST18-001

4xEB01-061

4xOP07-064

3xOP11-067

4xOP08-069

1xOP09-119

1xOP04-056

1xOP06-058

4xOP09-078

4xOP11-080

1xOP01-119

4xOP10-079

G/P Luffy:

1xEB02-010

4xEB02-017

2xEB02-019

4xEB02-035

2xEB02-036

3xEB02-037

3xEB02-061

2xOP05-070

4xOP07-064

4xST18-001

4xST18-004

3xST18-005

2xOP08-036

4xOP05-076

1xOP05-077

4xOP09-078

4xEB02-041

Belo Betty:

1xOP05-002

4xOP05-015

4xOP05-006

4xOP05-011

4xOP05-003

4xOP05-016

4xOP05-004

4xOP05-005

4xOP05-017

3xOP06-003

3xOP09-100

3xOP09-108

3xOP09-103

2xOP05-018

4xOP05-021

Purple Luffy:

1xOP05-060

4xOP09-069

2xOP05-067

4xST18-001

4xEB01-061

4xOP05-073

1xST10-010

1xST18-002

4xST18-004

2xOP05-070

4xOP07-064

4xOP09-065

3xOP11-067

2xOP08-069

3xOP09-119

2xOP03-072

4xOP09-078

2xOP05-077

Bonney:

1xOP07-019

4xEB01-012

2xEB02-015

4xOP01-033

2xOP01-051

4xOP05-030

4xOP06-035

2xOP07-021

4xOP08-023

4xOP10-032

4xST02-007

3xST16-004

2xST24-001

3xST24-002

2xST24-004

4xST24-005

2xOP05-037

B/P Luffy:

1xOP09-061

3xEB02-061

4xOP07-064

1xOP08-074

3xOP09-065

4xOP09-069

4xOP09-072

4xOP09-076

3xOP09-119

4xST18-001

4xST26-003

4xST26-005

1xOP03-072

2xOP03-074

4xOP05-076

1xOP05-077

4xOP09-078

Buggy:

1xOP09-042

4xOP09-056

2xOP06-047

4xST25-001

4xST25-002

4xST25-004

4xST25-005

3xOP09-045

4xOP09-048

2xOP09-046

3xP-084

4xST25-003

4xOP09-051

4xOP09-057

4xOP03-056

R/G Smoker:

1xOP10-001

4xOP01-016

4xOP10-004

4xOP10-005

4xOP10-011

4xOP11-004

4xST21-014

4xEB02-017

4xOP05-030

4xOP06-035

4xOP10-030

4xOP10-032

2xOP01-029

4xST21-017

Zoro:

1xOP01-001

4xOP01-016

4xOP02-015

4xOP04-009

4xEB01-006

4xEB02-003

3xOP01-025

4xOP04-010

4xOP08-007

2xOP08-010

1xST01-012

4xST21-014

3xOP07-015

4xEB01-009

1xST01-016

4xST21-017

Blackbeard:

1xOP09-081

4xOP09-083

4xOP09-086

4xOP09-089

4xOP09-090

4xOP09-093

4xOP09-095

4xOP10-082

4xOP11-083

2xST27-002

3xST27-003

2xST27-005

4xOP09-096

3xOP09-098

4xOP09-099