Is standard casual gone?

Now we have 4 formats

• Classic
• Standard
• Wild
• Casual

And casual is wild casual. There is no more standard casual. Is this real??? Is my understanding right?

If I've read between the lines correctly, picking casual auto-queue's you against opponents you based on your deck's format.  If your deck is standard, you'll queue for standard casual, if it's wild, wild casual, if it's classic, classic casual.

I could be entirely wrong though, and even if I am right here, they're making this sound like it's a simplification when it just makes it more confusing :/

Quote From TriMay

If I've read between the lines correctly, picking casual auto-queue's you against opponents you based on your deck's format.  If your deck is standard, you'll queue for standard casual, if it's wild, wild casual, if it's classic, classic casual.

I could be entirely wrong though, and even if I am right here, they're making this sound like it's a simplification when it just makes it more confusing :/

I thinkt the simplification part refers to cleaning up the UI. Previously you have the 2 queues next to each other, but that space is now taken up by the whole rank and reward stuff, so instead of cluttering it up even more they just chose the easier way of making Casual decided based on what the deck type is .

It might seem confusing at first, but it's way better long term.

Also this means they finally trust our intelligence (which is probably also why we got even more extra deck slots :^)

Casual now allows any card--classic,standard, or wild--to be played. Even if players are matched according to deck type, the Discover mechanic still yields cards from Wild even if both players are using decks from standard.

For the longest time in this game i played casual, and i quit this year, when i came back to hearthstone again.

There's 2 reasons for it. 

1. No one plays casual in casual except me. People just play the same degenerate aggro netdecks as if they were on ladder and they misclicked somehow instead. If i want to test a deck or play a grindy matchup, where i get to play every card in my deck, and enjoy my time, i play the innkeeper.

2. There is literally no incentive to play casual anymore. I used to do it because at least it was fun sometimes, but not even that anymore. And with the new battlepass it's clear they REALLY don't want people playing casually, they want you on that damn ladder. Well, i've been beaten down and here i am falling in line.