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The stats at a glance

Top Cuts

the rest of the field · not reported

the reported top 3 · every part here records +1 Top Cut

2

1

3

Each event reports only its top 3 decks. Every part in those decks records +1 Top Cut; the rest of the field is unknown.

1st Rate

12 top cut decks included it

its deck finished 1st · 5 of them

its deck finished 2nd or 3rd · 7 of them

Five wins from 12 top cuts gives Wizard Rod a 42% 1st Rate. Since one of every three reported decks wins, the baseline is about 33%.

Win Share

20%

1st place decks with Wizard Rod · 1 in 5

1st place decks without it · 4 in 5

Win Share is the portion of 1st place decks that included Wizard Rod within the selected filters. Here, it won one in five events.

Usage

top cut decks with Wizard Rod · 9 of 30

every other top cut deck · 21

Usage is the portion of all reported top cut decks that included Wizard Rod. Here, it appeared in 9 of 30 decks, or 30%.

Statistic definitions

• Tier is a glanceable summary of 1st Rate, Usage, and Top Cuts, favoring recent results, as described below.
• Win Share is the percentage of first place decks that included a part. It reflects both how often the part is used and how often decks containing it finish first.
• 1st Rate is the percentage of a part's top three appearances that came from first place decks. Its baseline is approximately 33%.
• Usage, shown on detail pages, is the percentage of all reported top three results that included a part.
• Top Cuts is the number of reported top three results that included a part. This is the sample size for the other statistics in the row.

All statistics are recalculated for the selected scope: the region, ruleset, battle format and date range filters at the top of each page.

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Where the stats come from

I aggregate results from the World Beyblade Organization's public Winning Combinations thread, which is also supplemented by the community event database at MetaBeys, with duped events removed.

Scope and limitations

The source data includes the decks that finished 1st/2nd/3rd but nothing about all the other entries. Every deck included on this site therefore represents a top 3 finish, so this impacts how the data can really be interpreted:

• The tier list only compares parts that have achieved top 3 finishes. It doesn't (and can't really) compare them with every part played at an event. A C tier blade has still appeared in successful decks, although its results are weaker than those of the leading choices.
• A blade that does not appear in the rankings has no reported top three finishes in the selected scope. There just isn't any info on it so you can either take that to mean it dropped out leading up to top 3, or it could be secret tech nobody has figured out yet.
• Usage is the share of reported top three results that include a part, not its share of all decks entered in a tournament (once again because we don't have that info).

Why there's no simple win rate stat

The available tournament reports don't include individual match results. Formats with several Beyblades in a match also make it impossible to attribute the result to one blade.

First place rate and the 33% baseline

1st Rate measures how often a part's top 3 appearance came from the deck that finished first. A 2nd/3rd place result counts as an appearance, but not towards the 1st Rate.

Because we only have info on the top 3 at each event, one of those combos listed is guaranteed to be 1st so the baseline 1st Rate is 33%. A rate above 33% indicates that a part appears in 1st place decks more often than the baseline; a lower rate indicates that more of its appearances come from 2nd/3rd place decks.

How tiers are calculated

Tier scores combine 1st Rate and Usage. Top Cuts provides context for how much confidence to place in those results. Recent results count for more, so parts that have faded out of the meta drift down over time. The exact formula and tier cutoffs are totally arbitrary and vibes based.

Parts are assigned to X, S, A, B, or C, with X representing the strongest parts in the current metagame. C is the lowest tier, but every ranked part has still achieved a reported top three finish. A part or combination needs 60 top cuts before it receives a letter tier or numeric rank. Entries below that threshold keep their raw statistics but display ? until more results are available. You can hide these small sample entries using the checkbox above each tier list table.

Part names

Takara Tomy and Hasbro use different names for some equivalent parts. For example, Dran Sword is sold as Sword Dran in the West, and Hells Scythe as Scythe Incendio. The TT / Hasbro switch in the header changes the names shown throughout the site and saves the selection. Search accepts names from either publisher.