Yes, we have solid data on Vintage Dredge. Here is a summary:
Overall, Dredge appears in 11 tracked Vintage tournaments with 898 total entries across the field, posting a 46.4% winrate. The core shell looks exactly as you would expect: 4x Narcomoeba, 4x Stinkweed Imp, 4x Ichorid, 4x Bazaar of Baghdad, and 4x Serum Powder, with Force of Will showing up in the majority of lists as well.
Looking at the last 60 days of weekly trends, presence has been modest but consistent, hovering mostly between 3-9% of the field. Winrates have been volatile week to week (ranging from a rough 21% to a strong 60%), which is typical for a combo deck with high variance and strong hate dependence. The most recent week (July 20-26) is one of its better stretches at 60% winrate across 16 matches, though sample sizes are small.
Data from 30 tournaments over the last 60 days, predominantly MTGO (93.3%) with a small slice of Melee (6.7%). Recent events for reference:
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Note that July 2026 is still in progress (only partway through the month), so I'll exclude it from the average.
Across the 18 complete months from January 2025 through June 2026, Vintage Dredge averaged roughly 185 matches per month. There is noticeable variance month to month, ranging from a low of 19 matches in September 2025 (likely a data coverage gap) to a high of 320 in October 2025. If we exclude that September outlier, the average rises to about 196 matches per month.
July 2026 is still ongoing with 78 matches logged so far, which is on pace to land near the recent monthly average depending on remaining tournament coverage.
Sources: Data drawn from the Vintage tournament database across 19 months (Jan 2025 to Jul 2026). Use get_sources() for specific tournament links if needed.
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The database tracks match results (wins, losses, draws) but not individual game counts within each match. A match in tournament data is recorded as a single result, not broken down into games 1, 2, and 3. Unfortunately, that level of granularity simply isn't captured in the tournament data I have access to.
What I can tell you is that Vintage Dredge posted a 46.4% match winrate across 898 entries in 11 tracked tournaments. If you're curious about match volume, presence trends, or matchup breakdowns, I'm happy to dig into those instead.
Sources: Data from 11 Vintage tournaments. Individual game-level data (games per match) is not tracked in the database, only match-level win/loss/draw outcomes.