YGOPLUS Toolkit
Analyze opening hands, visually construct end boards, build decks, and search the entire Yu-Gi-Oh! card pool — all in one streamlined interface.
ProbabilitySimulationVisualizationOptimization
- Scan decks, boards & cards in one modal.
- Toggle broader multi‑field matching.
- Inline board miniatures & slim deck tiles.
- Click a card for instant large preview.
Tip
Press '/' to open.
Example query: "Kashtira"
Matches: names, descriptions, archetypes, tags.
Refine: add required cards (match=all) or switch to name‑only for precision.
- Assemble main / extra / side with live counts.
- Tag archetypes & tech choices while building.
- Export directly to probability simulator.
Deck Snapshot
Monsters 21Spells 14Traps 5Main 40Extra 11
Example Tags: Kashtira, Rank 7, Board Break
Main 40 • Extra 15 • Side 15
Key Ratios: 9 Starters / 6 Extenders / 7 Disruption
- Monte Carlo simulation of 10k+ opening hands.
- Starter / extender / hand trap / brick tracking.
- Sample hands with quick board launch.
Sample Output
Hands: 20,000 (MC)
≥1 Starter: 83.1%
≥1 Extender: 56.4%
Starter + Extender: 48.9%
≥1 Hand Trap: 61.7%
Brick Rate: 6.3%
Median Starters Drawn: 1
Target: Raise Starter+Extender to ≥52%
- Drag & drop final board pieces into zones.
- Save multiple variants & reload instantly.
- Visual comparison for optimization.
Visual Layout
Saved Boards: 3 variants
v1: 2 Interrupts + Follow‑up
v2: +1 Negate (less grind)
v3: Tech slot swapped for resilience
- Advanced filters & card inclusion logic.
- Search all fields for deeper pattern find.
- Inline actions: View / Hand Stats.
- Readable tag pills & two‑line toolbars.
Search Flow
1. Query: "Runick" (all fields)
2. Require: Fountain, Tip (match=all)
3. Sort mentally by description relevance
4. Open 2–3 lists → Hand Stats → Refine ratios
2. Tag Card Roles
Assign each relevant card a role: Starter (S), Hand Trap (T), Brick (B) for accurate simulation buckets.
3. Run Drawing Statistics
Open Drawing Statistics, select the deck, and simulate to benchmark consistency (Starters, Extenders, Bricks).
4. Promote Sample Hands
Use “Open in Board” on strong sample hands to begin sequencing into a final board layout.
5. Save End Boards
In the Board Simulator save multiple variants; compare disruption vs. follow‑up.
6. Test & Iterate
Attempt to break your saved boards with new hands; adjust ratios and repeat until targets are met.
