Pauper MTGO Leagues
This page is a curated view of Pauper MTGO League results, designed to help you track what’s winning in Leagues and how the metagame shifts over time. You can filter by date range to update the leaderboard, meta breakdown, and the most recent 5-0 decklists.
Data credit: full credit goes to MTGGoldfish for gathering deck and result data across formats. Archetype names may occasionally be off due to naming conventions, but the decklists and results are updated periodically throughout the day.
If you want a more event-focused snapshot, compare this with the Pauper MTGO Challenges page. For a high-level summary, use the Tier List (Leagues).
Pauper League Dashboard
How to use this Pauper MTGO League dashboard
Start with the date range at the top. A shorter range (like the last 30–60 days) shows the most current meta, while a longer range is better for spotting true format staples. The leaderboard highlights which pilots are consistently putting up 5-0 finishes, the meta breakdown helps you see which archetypes are rising, and the latest results section is best for grabbing fresh lists.
Leagues can be “noisier” than scheduled events, but the high volume makes them great for tracking trends early, especially when a new build starts popping up repeatedly.
FAQ
What counts as a trophy here?
A trophy is a 5-0 League finish. This page focuses on trophy results because they highlight decks that actually converted into undefeated runs.
Why do deck names sometimes look wrong?
Archetype naming comes from automated categorization. Some lists blend strategies or use unusual packages, so names can occasionally be imperfect even when the decklist itself is correct.
Should I trust Leagues or Challenges more?
Use both. Leagues are higher volume and better for trend spotting, while Challenges are scheduled events and often show what’s strongest when the field is more concentrated and prepared.
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