Everything you need to know about tracking your One Piece TCG tournament performance
You can create a tournament from two places:
You'll need to provide:
The star icon () lets you mark your favorite leaders:
A bye round is when you receive a free win because there are an odd number of players. Bye rounds:
Yes! To edit or delete a round:
Note: The "Edit Tournament" button only edits tournament details (title, leader, format), not individual rounds.
When you're finished logging all rounds:
Once completed, you can no longer add rounds, but you can still edit tournament details.
This marks your most recent round as a "drop" (when you leave a tournament early). Dropped rounds are excluded from win rate calculations, similar to bye rounds.
Top Cut refers to the elimination bracket that happens after Swiss rounds at larger tournaments. Players who perform well advance to single-elimination matches where each round is best-of-three.
Example: A tournament might have 7 Swiss rounds, then Top 8 elimination with best-of-three matches.
Once you add your first Top Cut entry, the "Add Round" button disappears (Swiss is locked).
Each Top Cut round has three possible games:
Validation: You can't have three wins (WWW) or three losses (LLL). Maximum is 2 wins or 2 losses per round.
Yes! You can add optional notes to:
Use cases: Track memorable plays, record opponent insights, note deck techs, or remember key matchup details.
Round Notes:
Tournament Notes:
Notes are visible only on the Tournament Details page, not in the History list.
Your win rate shows the percentage of matches you've won:
Important: Win rate excludes bye rounds and dropped rounds. Only actual matches count.
Example: 8 wins + 2 losses + 1 bye = 80% win rate (8/10).
Player Identity is a visual summary of your playing style shown on the home page. It displays:
The gradient background dynamically changes based on your most-used leader's colors.
Compare Leader Performance is a tool on the Advanced Statistics page that lets you analyze two leaders side-by-side. For each leader, you can see:
Use this to identify which leaders work best for your playstyle and make informed deck choices.
Leader Color Usage shows which One Piece TCG colors you play most frequently:
Found on the Advanced Statistics page. Helps you understand your color preferences and identify colors you may want to explore.
Two types of streaks are tracked:
Bye rounds and dropped rounds do NOT count towards or break streaks.
The trophy counts show your tournament placements:
Only completed tournaments with final placement data count towards trophy totals.
Recent Form shows your last 5 match results with color coding:
Bye rounds are excluded from recent form.
The Leader Win Rate module shows:
Leaders are assigned at the tournament level, not per-round.
These show your performance based on who goes first:
This helps you understand if you perform better going first or second.
The floating pill buttons at the top of the dashboard filter all statistics:
All statistics update based on your selected filter.
Tournament Header (Detail Page):
Home Dashboard Statistics:
Example: If you went W W – then W L W in Top Cut, that's 4 wins and 1 loss added to your stats.
For completed tournaments, you can create a shareable image:
Note: The "Copy Image" button only appears for completed tournaments.
The exported image includes:
Image Specs: 1179px wide (iPhone 14/15 screenshot width) with auto height—perfect for social media.
Yes! Your data is protected with industry-standard security:
No. All tournament data is private and isolated by user. Only you can see your tournaments, matches, and statistics.
When you delete a tournament:
We're actively developing and iterating on One Piece Trends, continuously adding new features and improvements. For any questions or suggestions, please contact us at optrendstcg@gmail.com.
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