Pokémon TCG: Sword and Shield—Brilliant Stars

TOP 128 Top Cut Decks!!! COMPLETE!

Awesome work Jason!!!
Looking at the brackets, I noticed that only 3 of the top 16 in Swiss finished in the top 16. Goes to show that having an X-0 or X-1 swiss round means nothing, as the top 4 finishers were 23rd, 97th, 19th, and 116th respectively in the swiss round.
 
Yeah this is great :)
Also any way to fix the pixel thing?
Also I'd say it's pretty clear what the tiers are now
Tier One
LuxChomp
SableLock
PLOX
Jumpluff

Tier 2
Tyranitar
Gyrados
DialgaChomp
Kingdra
CurseGar

Tier Three
Donphan
GengaChomp
Machamp

Tier Four
Everything else
 
CFOURCOLTSFAN said:
Yeah this is great :)
Also any way to fix the pixel thing?
Also I'd say it's pretty clear what the tiers are now
Tier One
LuxChomp
SableLock
PLOX
Jumpluff

Tier 2
Tyranitar
Gyrados
DialgaChomp
Kingdra
CurseGar

Tier Three
Donphan
GengaChomp
Machamp

Tier Four
Everything else
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I fail to see how this even generates remotely a tier list for next format as Claydol/other such things will be removing half of these decks from play.
 
sar86 said:
Awesome work Jason!!!
Looking at the brackets, I noticed that only 3 of the top 16 in Swiss finished in the top 16. Goes to show that having an X-0 or X-1 swiss round means nothing, as the top 4 finishers were 23rd, 97th, 19th, and 116th respectively in the swiss round.
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In top cut, your record is 0-0 from the start; no exceptions.
 
Cyrus said:
In top cut, your record is 0-0 from the start; no exceptions.
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This is why curse of the first is a myth. In all reality, most times if you are 1st seed or if your 8th seed you still have the same shot to win, 1 in 8. Being 1st seed doesn't mean you have a better shot at winning, even though most people think that.

Drew
 
The smaller the tournament, the more likely it is that a high seed equates to a better shot of winning. Unfortunately, Nationals is as big as it gets, so even if you're a 9-0, you still have a decent chance of hitting a tough opponent, and an especially high chance of hitting a bad matchup (case in point: 9-0 Kevin White pairing down to a 6-3 Machamp. Take a guess at who won.)

However, my original point stands: everyone is equal in a top cut, even if their chances aren't necessarily so.
 
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