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Druid averages 63% win rate for all their decks right now

https://hsreplay.net/decks/#sortBy=winrate

Not that it won't change since taunt warrior started dropping once murloc paladin was found but just thought it was interesting

Iksar

Posted 8 years, 4 months ago (Source)

I'm curious how this data was sliced in order to look like this. From internal data, the highest all-time win rate deck across the whole population was around 57%. The highest win rate decks pre-expansion in ranks Legend-5 were around 53%. I can't see date ranges or skill ranges in this screenshot, but I'm a bit skeptical.
Iksar

Posted 8 years, 4 months ago (Source)

Does that include mirror matches? Those would tend to drag the average towards 50%, and based on some comments in this thread, hsreplay ignores mirrors. That might be their slicing method.

Does not include mirror matches.
Iksar

Posted 8 years, 4 months ago (Source)

Hey, HSReplay.net dev here. Our full deck data is usually a 1-2% higher than actual data because HDT players have a slightly increased winrate.

The data linked here is over the last 30 days the decks have to be exact matches and aren't showing decks with <1000 games; archetype aggregates are not that high.

Legend-5 over the last 3 days caps at 60% for a specific decklist of Jade Druid so I think the aggregate list page is a bit misleading right now. There's no 63% average winrate anywhere; Jade Druid as an archetype has an avg winrate of 52% in standard for us at the moment (edit: big asterisk; our archetype data is a prototype still), and Druid overall 54%. (class winrates are on the homepage)

(PS: Iksar, hit me up with your account name in PM and I'll get you a premium account so you can see filtered data)

Final edit: Updated post for clarity and with more data.

Ah, I see. That makes much more sense. Love the site, we were just admiring the live card data last week.

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<div class="md"><p>I'm curious how this data was sliced in order to look like this. From internal data, the highest all-time win rate deck across the whole population was around 57%. The highest win rate decks pre-expansion in ranks Legend-5 were around 53%. I can't see date ranges or skill ranges in this screenshot, but I'm a bit skeptical.</p>
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    <div class="md"><p>Does that include mirror matches?  Those would tend to drag the average towards 50%, and based on some comments in this thread, hsreplay ignores mirrors.  That might be their slicing method.</p>
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<div class="md"><p>Does not include mirror matches.</p>
</div> (<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/6tfvyf/druid_averages_63_win_rate_for_all_their_decks/dlkpzxo">Iksar</a>)
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    <div class="md"><p>Hey, HSReplay.net dev here. Our full deck data is usually a 1-2% higher than actual data because HDT players have a slightly increased winrate.</p>

<p>The data linked here is over the last 30 days the decks have to be exact matches and <em>aren't showing decks with <1000 games</em>; archetype aggregates are not that high.</p>

<p>Legend-5 over the last 3 days caps at 60% for a specific decklist of Jade Druid so I think the aggregate list page is a bit misleading right now. There's no 63% average winrate anywhere; Jade Druid as an archetype has an avg winrate of 52% in standard for us at the moment (edit: big asterisk; our archetype data is a prototype still), and Druid overall 54%. (<a href="https://hsreplay.net/">class winrates are on the homepage</a>)</p>

<p>(PS: Iksar, hit me up with your account name in PM and I'll get you a premium account so you can see filtered data)</p>

<p>Final edit: Updated post for clarity and with more data.</p>
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<div class="md"><p>Ah, I see. That makes much more sense. Love the site, we were just admiring the live card data last week.</p>
</div> (<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/hearthstone/comments/6tfvyf/druid_averages_63_win_rate_for_all_their_decks/dlky4u0">Iksar</a>)
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<p><div class="md"><p>I'm curious how this data was sliced in order to look like this. From internal data, the highest all-time win rate deck across the whole population was around 57%. The highest win rate decks pre-expansion in ranks Legend-5 were around 53%. I can't see date ranges or skill ranges in this screenshot, but I'm a bit skeptical.</p>
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<p><div class="md"><p>Does not include mirror matches.</p>
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<p><div class="md"><p>Ah, I see. That makes much more sense. Love the site, we were just admiring the live card data last week.</p>
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