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Drop a duels.ink match history CSV to see your stats. Conclusions drawn from very little data are flagged so you don't read too much into them.

Drop your match-history CSV here or click to choose a file Expected: the CSV export from duels.ink (game_id, match_id, result, your_deck_colors, opp_deck_colors, mmr_delta, โ€ฆ)

How to export your match history from duels.ink

If you have a duels.ink account, here's how to grab the CSV this tool needs:

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Open your profile menu

On duels.ink, click your profile avatar (top right). A dropdown appears with a Match History link.

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Find Match History

Click Match History from the dropdown. You can also reach it from Account โ€” scroll to the Match History panel at the bottom and click View Full Match History.

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Open the Export panel

On the Stats & Match History page, click the Export button in the top right.

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Download your CSV

In the Export Game History dialog, set the queues and date range you want and click Download CSV. Then drop that file in the box above.

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You can re-export at any time โ€” every download is a fresh snapshot of the games on your account.

How to read the flags. A ๐Ÿšฉ n=X means there are very few games in that slice โ€” treat any conclusion as directional only. A โš  n=X means the slice is small enough that the number could swing meaningfully with a few more games. Win rates are point estimates, not predictions. Even a 70% win rate over 10 games is consistent with the "true" win rate being anywhere from roughly 35% to 90%.

Different queues, different ladders. BO1 and BO3 each track their own MMR, and Quick Play / casual queues don't track MMR at all. The rating chart shows each rated queue on its own axis. Win-rate splits below (matchups, play/draw, etc.) aggregate across queues โ€” that can hide queue-specific patterns.

What this tool can't tell you. The CSV doesn't include card-level decisions, mulligans, hand quality, opponent skill/MMR, or in-game decisions โ€” so a low win rate against an ink pair could be deck weakness, pilot mistakes, or just variance.