How to beat Luffy & Ace ST30-001
Red / Green Leader · from simulated games with tournament decklists · updated November 2, 2026
Luffy & Ace wins 60.5% of its games against the current meta. These are the decks that beat it most often, the cards it wins with, and what answers them.
If you have a Character with 7000 base power or more, give this Leader −2000 power.
[Opponent's Turn] All of your [Portgas.D.Ace] and [Monkey.D.Luffy] cards gain +3000 power.
Decks that beat Luffy & Ace
| Deck | Wins vs Luffy & Ace | Games |
|---|---|---|
| Portgas.D.Ace OP13-002 | 90.0% | 100 |
| Silvers Rayleigh OP12-001 | 71.0% | 100 |
| Jewelry Bonney OP13-100 | 71.0% | 100 |
| Nami OP11-041 | 66.0% | 100 |
| Trafalgar Law OP01-002 · matchup | 64.5% | 200 |
Cards you have to answer
When these cards stay on the board, Luffy & Ace wins a lot more often than when they're removed the turn they land. Plan to remove them.
Monkey.D.Luffy ST30-012: answered by Zeus
Monkey.D.Luffy OP12-015
What to expect
The cards Luffy & Ace plays most: Sanji (usually turn 3), Monkey.D.Luffy (usually turn 4), Nami (usually turn 2), Jewelry Bonney (usually turn 2), I Have a Plan to Take Down One of the Four Emperors!! (usually turn 3).
Go first or second against it?
Luffy & Ace plays about the same going first (60%) or second (61%), so pick first or second for your own deck.
From the site's game engine: full games between tournament decklists with the same AI on both sides. "Answered by" comes from 16,320 games between top decks: the cards that most often removed that card in games their side went on to win.