@Dabil: yep I actually did all the meta work by hand as taken from the DE listings as I’ve been doing for almost a year now lol, which now means nothing thanks to the change in DE listing policy…. do I assume your info is also affected by the decrease in DE listings? most “stat” sites I know rely entirely on the DE postings and since they are gone it leaves us all in the same boat… I don’t have the time/energy/patience/motivation to sit down in client and actually look at all the DE personally to grab that same data that was provided once by Wizards so that just leads to being SoL

I call it DAV Bot (for Daily Average Bot). Basically it collects all the decks that went 3-1 or 4-0 and groups them together by card similarity. If two decks have at least 50 of 75 cards in common (60 maindeck cards and 15 sideboard), then it groups them together. Once the groupings are all completed, it averages all the same decks together. Finally it outputs a report that shows how many decks made each group, and the frequency of each card in the deck average.

This bot has been running since February 2011. You can view reports both weekly and monthly for anytime since this date. Just thought it would be useful to someone like you or some of your readers to go check out. I find it an invaluable resource while I am deck building and trying to understand the meta.

Anyway, let me know if that is at all useful to you. As well, anyone who is interested in understanding and using this type of analysis, Frank Karsten wrote a great article on it back in 2009 which can be found here: http://www.wizards.com/Magic/magazine/Article.aspx?x=mtg/daily/feature/65