Can Your Deck Win?
Pokémon TCG deck grader
Paste your list and RdyDeck grades it out of 10, then tells you what to fix first. It is free, there is no account, and it works offline.
On the home screen, tap Import a deck, paste your list and save, then tap the deck to see its grade.
How the grade works
The grade has two parts.
- Synergy checks that your cards support each other: every attacker can pay for its attacks, evolutions have what they evolve from, and the deck can draw and search.
- Power checks that the plan can win: how hard it hits against the format's biggest Pokémon, how many prizes it gives up and how fast it sets up.
The grade is Synergy times Power, divided by 10, so the weaker part pulls the whole grade down. Each grade comes with a short list of what to fix first.
What the numbers mean
| Grade | Reading |
|---|---|
| 8.5 to 10 | Tournament-ready |
| 7 to 8.4 | Strong |
| 5 to 6.9 | Fixable |
| 3 to 4.9 | Needs work |
| Under 3 | Does not function |
A deck with cards that are not Standard legal right now grades 4.9 at most, until those cards are swapped out. The rotation checker shows which ones.
What it reads, and what it does not
- It reads your list alone, on your own device. It does not compare your deck to the current metagame.
- Card roles are read from card text. That is usually right and sometimes not, so read the findings and do not worry about the decimal place.
- Lists from Pokémon TCG Live exports and Limitless TCG both work: one card per line with the count, name, set code and number.
- Built-in starter decks let you try it before you paste your own list.
After the grade
The same deck can go straight into practice. Check its opening odds, then drill it with the prize trainer until you can name your prizes without thinking.