

With the recent bans now active, the OP10 competitive scene is beginning to take clearer shape. Thanks to early data from OPBounty, we’re seeing which decks are emerging as dominant forces—and how players are adjusting to a refreshed format.
While the meta is still settling, several patterns are already taking root. Some decks have quickly adapted and surged ahead, while others are undergoing fine-tuning to stay relevant. From tried-and-true aggro to innovative control builds, the landscape is wide open—and constantly shifting.
This report captures the key decks making waves this week, the strategies gaining traction, and the adjustments players are making to stay ahead in OP10.
Zoro continues to dominate the top tables, holding onto its status as the premier aggro deck for yet another week. What started as an early front-runner has become a sustained powerhouse, with explosive pressure and fast-paced lines that few decks can match.
Its ability to consistently close games before slower decks stabilize makes Zoro the gold standard for aggressive strategies. While players are actively testing countermeasures, nothing has consistently knocked Zoro off its throne. For now, it's still the deck to beat.

Shanks is seeing a sharp rise in play this week, as players explore various builds that showcase the leader's versatility. From aggressive ST21-based lists to slower control hybrids, Shanks is proving it can flex between archetypes without losing power.
This build diversity reflects Shanks’ strength as a leader—one that’s quickly becoming a staple of the format. Whether it settles into a clear optimal line or continues to support multiple approaches, one thing’s clear: Shanks is here to stay.

Purple Luffy remains one of the most reliable performers in OP10. With a strong tempo game, explosive swing turns, and minimal reliance on new cards, it offers both power and accessibility.
Outside of a few tech cards aimed at surviving early aggro, the deck’s core remains untouched. It's a fantastic option for players who value high-impact turns and straightforward win conditions—still very much a top-tier force in the meta.

Bonney continues to shine as a rock-solid, all-around performer. Its flexibility, value generation, and tight sequencing reward skilled players and provide consistent results week after week.
As players adjust tech choices to deal with new threats, Bonney's core strategy remains stable and effective. It may not always be the flashiest deck in the room, but its fundamentals keep it at the top of the pack.

Teach has exploded in popularity this week, quickly becoming one of the most-played decks in OP10. Backed by powerful tools like Kuzan and Liberation, Blackbeard offers strong control options and relentless value.
However, with aggro decks like Zoro rampant, Teach must adapt quickly to avoid being overwhelmed early. Players are actively refining anti-aggro tech to survive those critical first turns. With the right adjustments, Blackbeard has everything it needs to remain a major force in the meta.

Despite the recent bans—most notably Jinbe and the fall of Gecko Moria—Doflamingo remains a formidable force in OP10. Its synergy-driven engine and board control remain intact, allowing it to maintain a strong presence in the evolving format.
With one of its worst matchups out of the picture, Doffy has more room to operate effectively. It may not dominate headlines, but its consistency and strategic depth keep it securely in top-tier conversation.

Lim continues to rise through the ranks this week as players refine builds and discover optimal openers. Improved early-game sequencing and tighter deck construction have helped boost its overall performance and consistency.
With a playstyle built around wide boards and flexible pressure, Lim rewards strategic decision-making and matchup knowledge. It’s still a developing archetype, but all signs point to a bright competitive future for this skill-intensive leader.

R/G Smoker has gained noticeable traction this week. Combining tempo pressure with midgame control, the deck is striking a solid balance in an aggro-heavy environment.
Refinements in curve efficiency and interaction are paying off, with Smoker seeing better matchups across the board. As pilots grow more familiar with its nuances, this deck is steadily pushing toward the upper tier of OP10.

Red/Purple Luffy continues to thrive as one of OP10’s most unpredictable decks. Capable of shifting between early aggression and calculated control, it thrives in the hands of players who enjoy explosive, high-ceiling strategies.
This week, further refinement has improved its consistency, and pilots are getting more out of its dynamic playstyle. While not the easiest deck to master, its potential to upset even the most prepared opponents makes it a true wild card in the current meta.

Yellow Kid is turning early excitement into real results. With a leader ability that rewards planning and resource manipulation, it offers a refreshing twist on yellow’s usual mechanics.
As builds tighten and players find more optimal sequencing, Yellow Kid is proving itself into a wide range of matchups. If its upward trend continues, it may soon join the conversation among OP10’s top control decks.

The OP10 meta is shaping up to be one of the most diverse and dynamic yet. While established powerhouses like Zoro and Purple Luffy continue to lead through consistency and pressure, we’re also seeing a healthy influx of innovation. Decks like Shanks and Blackbeard are gaining traction through build flexibility, while emerging contenders like Lim, Smoker, and Yellow Kid are finding their footing with refined strategies and stronger openers.
The format is still in flux, but one thing is certain: whether you’re chasing meta dominance or exploring off-meta potential, OP10 has no shortage of competitive options—and it’s only just getting started.

Zoro:
1xOP01-001
2xEB01-003
4xEB01-006
4xOP01-016
4xOP01-025
4xOP02-015
2xOP04-009
4xOP04-010
2xOP07-015
4xOP08-007
4xOP08-010
2xOP08-013
2xOP08-015
2xST21-003
2xST21-014
4xEB01-009
2xST01-016
2xST21-017
Shanks:
1xOP09-001
4xOP01-006
4xOP02-015
3xOP07-015
2xOP08-118
4xOP09-002
4xOP09-004
4xOP09-009
4xOP09-013
4xOP09-014
4xOP09-015
4xOP10-011
2xST01-006
3xST21-014
2xOP04-016
2xOP10-019
Purple Luffy:
1xOP05-060
3xEB01-061
2xOP05-061
2xOP05-070
3xOP05-074
2xOP06-076
2xOP07-064
2xOP08-069
2xOP09-065
2xOP09-068
4xOP09-069
2xOP09-119
4xST18-001
3xST18-002
4xST18-003
4xST18-004
4xST18-005
1xOP07-076
4xOP09-078
Bonney:
1xOP07-019
4xEB01-012
4xEB01-015
3xOP01-039
3xOP01-051
3xOP04-031
4xOP05-030
3xOP06-035
2xOP06-118
2xOP07-031
4xOP08-023
2xOP10-030
4xOP10-032
4xST02-007
2xST02-008
3xST16-004
3xOP05-037
Blackbeard:
1xOP09-081
4xOP09-083
3xOP09-086
3xOP09-088
4xOP09-089
4xOP09-090
2xOP09-091
4xOP09-093
2xOP09-095
4xOP10-082
3xOP10-086
3xOP03-096
4xOP07-096
4xOP09-096
2xOP09-098
4xOP09-099
Doflamingo:
1xOP01-060
4xEB01-023
4xOP01-077
2xOP06-047
4xOP07-040
4xOP07-046
3xOP08-047
4xST03-004
4xST03-005
4xST17-002
4xST17-003
4xST17-004
4xST17-005
3xOP04-056
2xOP06-058
G/P Lim:
1xOP09-022
2xOP04-031
3xOP06-118
1xOP09-023
2xOP09-026
4xOP09-027
4xOP09-031
2xOP09-032
4xOP09-035
4xOP09-037
3xOP10-024
4xOP10-025
3xOP10-029
4xOP10-033
4xOP10-037
4xST18-001
2xOP07-076
R/G Smoker:
1xOP10-001
4xOP01-006
2xOP07-010
3xOP09-009
4xOP10-004
4xOP10-005
4xOP10-011
2xOP10-016
2xST21-014
4xOP01-051
4xOP05-030
3xOP06-035
4xOP10-030
4xOP10-032
2xOP01-029
2xOP10-018
2xST21-017
R/P Luffy:
1xST10-002
4xOP01-016
1xOP06-007
3xOP09-004
2xOP09-009
1xOP09-118
4xEB01-061
4xOP05-067
1xOP05-119
4xOP07-064
3xOP09-119
4xOP10-072
4xST04-005
4xST18-001
2xOP01-029
1xOP07-076
2xOP08-076
4xOP09-078
2xST04-014
Yellow Kid:
1xOP10-099
2xEB01-057
2xOP05-100
4xOP05-102
4xOP05-105
2xOP07-107
4xOP07-119
2xOP10-101
4xOP10-103
4xOP10-105
4xOP10-108
4xOP10-109
4xOP10-111
2xOP10-112
4xOP10-114
4xOP10-119
Here’s how we evaluated each leader:
Step 1: Game Percentage Ranking (Popularity)
Leaders are ranked based on their presence in the meta, measured by the number of games they’ve been played. The most-played leader scores a perfect 100%, while the least-played receives 0%. This step highlights which decks players are gravitating toward, even if they’re not necessarily dominating.
Step 2: Win Rate Ranking (Performance)
Next, we ranked leaders based on their win rates. The highest-performing leader scores 100%, with all other leaders scaled relative to this benchmark. This step focuses on raw efficiency and success, rewarding decks that consistently secure victories.
Step 3: Ideal Leader Comparison
This step imagines the “perfect” leader: one that combines the highest win rate with the most games played. Each leader is measured against this ideal, balancing performance with popularity. A deck that’s widely played but underperforms—or one that excels in a smaller sample size—falls short of the perfect leader.
Step 4: Score Calculation
Finally, we distill these comparisons into a simple, intuitive scoring system from 0 to 10. Leaders closer to the “100/100” ideal earn higher scores, giving a clearer picture of their overall strength in the current meta.
By leveraging this enhanced approach, we’ve painted a more nuanced picture of the OP09 metagame. As we move forward, these insights should provide valuable guidance for those still engaging with the meta. Let’s dive into this week’s rankings!
Special Thanks:
We'd like to give a big shoutout to SakuraKingdom for handling all the calculations for the advanced metrics. Their expertise has been invaluable! Check out their amazing content on YouTube, where they dive deep into statistical data and analysis. Be sure to support them—they're doing fantastic work in the community!