PvP Best decks [18 June Updated]

• Red-Eyes Fusion promoted as Tier 1 Deck
• Electromagnet Deck Page Added

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The GameA Tier List is primarily based on King of Games decks submitted by users.

Decks in Tier 1 and 2 are ones that are known to have achieved good success against other decks/players.

Meta decks are decks that are often commonly used by players in PvP. Meta decks will often change depending on newer cards or strategies, so we will keep updating this page often to keep everyone informed of newer decks.

Tier 0 decks are decks that completely dominate a meta and you either play the same deck or a deck that completely counters it (but loses to almost any other deck).

No deck can currently be classified as Tier 0

These decks are very well rounded. They have ways to deal with almost every deck and have very few weaknesses themselves.

Blue-Eyes Cosmo

	Tier
	1
	Cost
	Expensive

After A Trick Up the Sleeve was changed, Blue-Eyes Cosmo Brain lost its incredible consistency together with its competitive viability, but the introduction of The White Stone of Ancients has brought this deck back to life. Snipe Hunter can enable quick OTKs on Turn 2, Dawn Knight can send The White Stone of Ancients to the Graveyard directly from the Deck and Beatdown! allows you to overwhelm pretty much any opponent.

Red-Eyes Fusion

	Tier
	1
	Cost
	Premium

Subterror

	Tier
	1
	Cost
	Moderate

Masked Tribute has definitely played a big role when it comes to the success of this deck and, while it’s true that similar situations haven’t lasted so long in the past, that’s not enough of a reason to dismiss Subterrors from the Tier List.

Subterror decks can be quite threatening, but they are also quite fragile whenever their Trap Card, Subterror Final Battle, is not available: they are unable to interact with the opponent and can easily get OTKed by aggressive decks such as Blue-Eyes and Koa'ki Meiru.

Quick chart

Deck	Cost	Tier
Blue-Eyes Cosmo Brain	Expensive	1
Red-Eyes Fusion	Premium	1
Subterror	Moderate	1

Tier 2 decks have a bit more weaknesses than tier 1 decks but your opponent needs to draw them early on.

Geartown Turbo

	Tier
	2
	Cost
	Expensive

Geartown Turbo’s popularity is definitely tied to the steady rise “Control” decks have seen lately. Ancient Gear Reactor Dragon’s ability to shut down the opponent’s back row on attack declaration makes potentially devastating Trap Cards such as Drowning Mirror Force and Wall of Disruption completely useless.

Koa'ki Meiru (Neos Fusion)

	Tier
	2
	Cost
	Expensive

Since both Koa'ki Meiru Urnight and the now Limited Koa'ki Meiru Maximus require Iron Core of Koa'ki Meiru in order to function, it would be impossible to run less than two copies of it, which pretty much means that this deck doesn’t have access to Enemy Controller, Hey, Trunade! and Treacherous Trap Hole anymore.

Sure, Maximus can still be added to the hand via Diamond Core of Koa'ki Meiru, but, if you don’t have Iron Core, you can’t Special Summon it and, due to the fact that you only have two copies of that Spell Card in your entire Deck, you are not that likely to open with it. Consistency has definitely dropped, but Diamond Core alone can keep everything together.

Six Samurai Synchro

	Tier
	2
	Cost
	Expensive

Shien's Dojo being added to the Semi-Limited List has certainly hindered this deck, but not nearly enough to completely kill it. With its ability to, once per turn, negate the activation of a Spell/Trap Card, Legendary Six Samurai - Shi En is still an incredibly powerful monster that can disrupt your plays and that this deck is able to bring out with almost unparalleled consistency.

While it’s true that Treacherous Trap Hole is a lot more difficult to implement, the “Six Samurai” archetype can always fall back on its own version of the Trap Card: a Trap Card that you always need to keep in mind whenever you are facing this deck.

Quick chart

Deck	Cost	Tier
Geartown Turbo	Expensive	2
Koaki Meiru (Neos Fusion)	Expensive	2
Six Samurai Synchro	Expensive	2

These decks are very strong but have either one big, or a lot of weaknesses.

Amazoness "Control"

	Tier
	3
	Cost
	Expensive

Is there anything that expensive back row and an “Amazoness” engine cannot accomplish? Apparently not. Amazoness Swords Woman and Lava Golem have never stopped being relevant and Amazoness Onslaught’s ability to remove your opponent’s monsters from play is still really powerful as it bypasses the most common forms of protection.

Metaphys

	Tier
	3
	Cost
	Very Expensive

Metaphys Daedalus’s ability to banish all other face-up Special Summoned monsters on the field and Metaphys Tyrant Dragon’s immunity to Trap Cards make Metaphys a quite powerful deck that can easily stand up to Tier 1 and Tier 2 decks like Six Samurai and Blue-Eyes. Consistency is pretty good, but, even with Metaphys Dimension, the deck lacks ways of interacting with the opponent during their turn.

Silent Spellbook

	Tier
	3
	Cost
	Expensive

The increased consistency granted by the new Skill Light and Dark, which pretty much doubles the chances of having a Silent Magician in the opening hand, Silent Magician’s ability to negate the activation of Spell Cards like Neos Fusion and Red-Eyes Fusion and Spellbook of Fate still being an incredibly powerful card are all factors that certainly contributed to the return of this deck. Silent Spellbook is now more relevant and, thanks to the WCS 2019 Support Campaign’s UR Dream Ticket, more accessible.

Quick chart

Deck	Cost	Tier
Amazoness "Control"	Expensive	3
Metaphys	Very Expensive	3
Silent Spellbook	Expensive	3

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Quick Chart

Deck	Cost	Tier
Alien	Budget	KOG Worthy
Ancient Gear Fusion Beatdown	Premium	KOG Worthy
Anti-Trap	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Anti-Meta Beatdown	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Archfiend Emperor	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Archfiend Emperor (Turbo)	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Armades Control	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Batteryman	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Bujin	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Bujin Neos	Premium	KOG Worthy
Buster Blader DNA Surgery	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Cyberdark	Budget - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Cyberdark Neos Fusion	Premium	KOG Worthy
Darklord	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Dino Survival's End	Budget	KOG Worthy
Dragunity Synchro	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Epsilon Turbo	Low	KOG Worthy
Fur Hire	Budget - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Geargia	F2P - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Geartown Nephthys	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Gem Knights	Budget - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Gemini Control	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Gladiator Beasts	Budget - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Grass Spellbook	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Hazy Flame	Budget	KOG Worthy
Karakuri Synchro	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Kinetic Soldier DNA Surgery	Budget - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Laval Synchro	Budget - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Masked HERO	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Mermail	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Morphtronic	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Neos Fusion	Premium	KOG Worthy
Neos Monarch	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Nephthys Ritual	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Noble Knight	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Red-Eyes Buster Blader	Premium	KOG Worthy
Rocket Swords Woman	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Rooklord Beatdown	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Parasite Infestation	Budget - Expensive	KOG Worthy
Sea Stealth Attack	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Silent Swordsman	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Silent Spellcaster Beatdown	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Steelswarm Neos	Premium	KOG Worthy
U.A	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Vampire	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Wind-Up	Expensive	KOG Worthy
X-Saber Wheeleder	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Yubel Fire King	Expensive	KOG Worthy
Yubel Nephthys	Expensive	KOG Worthy

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