{{deck:Boba (JTL) Lake}} emerges as the format's most dangerous deck, posting a {{boba_jtl_lake_winrate}}% win rate across {{boba_jtl_lake_matches}} matches — the highest mark in Week 2 of {{current_era_label}}. Meanwhile, popularity doesn't equal performance: {{deck:Luke (JTL) DV}} commands {{luke_jtl_dv_share}}% of the meta but converts at just {{luke_jtl_dv_conversion}}%, suggesting pilots are struggling with execution or the deck's ceiling isn't as high as advertised.

Boba Lake Emerges as the Format's Best Deck

{{deck:Boba (JTL) Lake}} isn't just winning — it's winning at a rate that suggests genuine format dominance. At {{boba_jtl_lake_winrate}}% across {{boba_jtl_lake_matches}} matches, it's posting the highest win rate of any archetype with meaningful sample size. The deck's {{boba_jtl_lake_conversion}}% conversion rate tells the same story: when Boba Lake pilots make top cut, they're closing tournaments.

The numbers back aggressive deck selection. While {{deck:Boba (JTL) Lake}} sits at just {{boba_jtl_lake_share}}% meta share — barely top 5 in popularity — it's delivering results that the field's most-played decks can't match. That's the profile of a deck about to break out.

Luke's Popularity Problem

{{deck:Luke (JTL) DV}} owns {{luke_jtl_dv_share}}% of the meta but struggles to convert that registration advantage into wins. The deck's {{luke_jtl_dv_conversion}}% top cut conversion rate ranks near the bottom of competitive archetypes, and its {{luke_jtl_dv_winrate}}% win rate barely clears average. Either the pilots need more reps, or the archetype's ceiling is lower than the hype suggested.

Compare that to {{deck:Chewbacca (LAW) Yellow 30}}, which sits at {{chewbacca_law_yellow_30_share}}% share but converts at {{chewbacca_law_yellow_30_conversion}}% — more than double Luke's rate. Popularity contests don't win PQs. Performance does.

Power Rankings

{{deck:Boba (JTL) Lake}} claims the top spot with {{boba_jtl_lake_wins}}W-{{boba_jtl_lake_draws}}D-{{boba_jtl_lake_losses}}L and the format's best win rate. {{deck:Boba (JTL) Yellow 30}} holds at rank {{boba_jtl_yellow_30_rank}} despite a {{boba_jtl_yellow_30_winrate}}% win rate that suggests the archetype might be struggling to adapt. {{deck:Luke (JTL) DV}} rounds out the top 3, carried by volume rather than efficiency.

Player Power Rankings

The Week 2 leaderboard shows steady climbing from established players, with several PQ winners breaking into the top tier after strong weekend performances across Europe.

Leaderboard

This Week's Results

{{event:Planetary Qualifier (LAW) — Girona, CT, ES}} headlined the weekend with 71 players and a {{deck:Tobias Red 30}} victory in the hands of chienyouki. {{event:Planetary Qualifier (LAW) — Nancy, MM, FR}} saw MKE_Ehrome take the trophy with {{deck:Chewbacca (LAW) Yellow 30}}, while MaddieKinabox claimed {{event:Planetary Qualifier (LAW) — Fécamp, SM, FR}} with {{deck:Boba (JTL) Lake}}. Across all competitive events, the meta remains diverse with no single archetype claiming more than two wins.

Matchup Clinic

The data reveals clear predator-prey relationships forming in Week 2, with several archetypes showing decisive advantages over specific matchups. Most notable is the emergence of hard counters that could reshape tournament preparation as the meta stabilizes.

Matchup Spotlight

Decklist Spotlight

This week's top-placing lists showcase the diversity at the top of the meta, with winning builds from across five different archetypes represented in the spotlight.

Card Spotlight

The usage patterns are shifting as pilots refine their builds for the new meta. [[Arvel Skeen|arvel-skeen-win-and-walk-away]] leads the movers with a notable uptick in play across competitive lists.

Top Competitive Content

The community content slate reflects the week's major storylines, with deep dives on the top archetypes and format analysis driving engagement across the creator ecosystem.