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<think>Okay, the user asked for the winrate of Eldrazi Tron over the last two months. The assistant's answer mentions a 47.1% winrate from one tournament with 492 entries, but notes that the sample si

1 requestsStarted 12/12/2025, 2:09:49 PM
what's the winrate of eldrazi tron over the last 2 months?

I need to call the get_archetype_overview tool to get the required information.

<think> Alright, the user asked for the winrate of Eldrazi Tron over the last two months. First, I need to check if "Eldrazi Tron" is the correct archetype name. The initial response from get_archetype_overview returned "tron" as the archetype name with a lowercase 't'. Maybe the user used a different naming convention. The function allows for fuzzy matching, so it's possible that "Eldrazi Tron" is an alias.

Looking at the response, the archetype "tron" has a winrate of 47.1% in Modern format. However, the recent_performance shows only 1 tournament played. That's a small sample size, which might not be reliable. The user is asking for the last two months, so I should verify the time frame. The default for many functions is 30-60 days, but the exact dates might need to be specified.

I should use get_archetype_winrate with the correct archetype_id and the date range covering the last 60 days. The start_date would be 2025-10-13 and end_date 2025-12-12. Also, check if the archetype is correctly identified. Since the key cards include Eldrazi Temple and Wurmcoil Engine, it's likely the correct archetype. However, the name discrepancy between "Eldrazi Tron" and "tron" might need an alias. If the user intended a different archetype, the alias system should be updated. But given the data, proceed with the existing archetype.

Additionally, the recent_performance only includes 1 tournament, which might not be sufficient. The user might need more data. Maybe check the meta report to see if Tron is a significant part of the meta. If the sample size is too small, the winrate might not be accurate. Also, the key cards listed don't seem to include all typical Tron staples, which might indicate an issue with the data or a different variant.

In conclusion, the provided winrate is 47.1%, but with very limited data. The user should be informed about the small sample size and suggest checking more tournaments if possible.
</think>

Eldrazi Tron (Modern format) has a reported winrate of 47.1% over its most recent tournament data, though this sample includes only 1 tournament with 492 entries. The key cards listed include Eldrazi Temple, Wurmcoil Engine, and Karn Liberated, confirming this is the core Tron variant. However, the extremely low number of tournaments analyzed (1) makes this winrate unreliable as a long-term metric.

For a 2-month analysis, you would need a larger dataset. The current database does not show additional tournament data for this archetype in Modern over the last 60 days. This could indicate either very niche play or incomplete data coverage.

Sources: Data from 1 tournament (Modern format). No recent tournament links available.

<think> Alright, the user asked for the winrate of Eldrazi Tron over the last two months. First, I need to check if "Eldrazi Tron" is the correct archetype name. The initial response from get_archetype_overview returned "tron" as the archetype name with a lowercase 't'. Maybe the user used a different naming convention. The function allows for fuzzy matching, so it's possible that "Eldrazi Tron" is an alias.

Looking at the response, the archetype "tron" has a winrate of 47.1% in Modern format. However, the recent_performance shows only 1 tournament played. That's a small sample size, which might not be reliable. The user is asking for the last two months, so I should verify the time frame. The default for many functions is 30-60 days, but the exact dates might need to be specified.

I should use get_archetype_winrate with the correct archetype_id and the date range covering the last 60 days. The start_date would be 2025-10-13 and end_date 2025-12-12. Also, check if the archetype is correctly identified. Since the key cards include Eldrazi Temple and Wurmcoil Engine, it's likely the correct archetype. However, the name discrepancy between "Eldrazi Tron" and "tron" might need an alias. If the user intended a different archetype, the alias system should be updated. But given the data, proceed with the existing archetype.

Additionally, the recent_performance only includes 1 tournament, which might not be sufficient. The user might need more data. Maybe check the meta report to see if Tron is a significant part of the meta. If the sample size is too small, the winrate might not be accurate. Also, the key cards listed don't seem to include all typical Tron staples, which might indicate an issue with the data or a different variant.

In conclusion, the provided winrate is 47.1%, but with very limited data. The user should be informed about the small sample size and suggest checking more tournaments if possible.
</think>

Eldrazi Tron (Modern format) has a reported winrate of 47.1% over its most recent tournament data, though this sample includes only 1 tournament with 492 entries. The key cards listed include Eldrazi Temple, Wurmcoil Engine, and Karn Liberated, confirming this is the core Tron variant. However, the extremely low number of tournaments analyzed (1) makes this winrate unreliable as a long-term metric.

For a 2-month analysis, you would need a larger dataset. The current database does not show additional tournament data for this archetype in Modern over the last 60 days. This could indicate either very niche play or incomplete data coverage.

Sources: Data from 1 tournament (Modern format). No recent tournament links available.