Immense lose streak

[Shikii]

hii! i have to say first that im pretty new to this game so im not too surprised that i already reached my "max limit" right now i am plat 4 and im start going in a super long lose streak most of the time angaist snake-eye and fusion decks, i am doing something wrong? its ok losing but im starting going in a long lose streak would be nice if someone can give me tips, maybe i need to fix my decks?
(i'm using labrynth and swordsoul tenyi decks)

[¿¡Kloey!?²]

One thing you can do if you can is show us screenshots of your decklist. And yeah, once you get to the higher portions of ladder you will be playing against more people who may have a better understanding of their decks comparatively. Swordsoul and Labrynth are strong in their own rights so maybe it's a matter of deck tuning and making the correct plays. If you also have replays of said duels those would also be of help for those who are more skilled in those decks to help you out.

[Papa Shekels]

Plat 4 is relatively good for somebody pretty new to the game. However, since plat 5 is the lowest rank where you can go while playing actively (gold and below you don't lose rank progress for losing games, so you will always get to plat as long as you keep playing), that's where a huge proportion of players end up, whether they are smurfing or playing better decks less actively. So it's not surprising that you experienced kind of a difficulty spike there.

Swordsoul and lab are both competent decks, I would say all you can really do is work on optimizing them and learning how to best counter the decks you keep running into. It might help to review the replays after you lose a game to see where things shifted, or to have more time to read all the cards that interacted during a turn. If a specific one is giving you a particularly hard time, it may be worth main decking hate specifically for those decks. Something like droll & lock bird to prevent snake-eye from being able to reach their field spell for follow-up, or d.d. crow to banish fusion targets for branded in order to disrupt them

[Shikii]

Originally posted by ¿¡Kloey!?²:

One thing you can do if you can is show us screenshots of your decklist. And yeah, once you get to the higher portions of ladder you will be playing against more people who may have a better understanding of their decks comparatively. Swordsoul and Labrynth are strong in their own rights so maybe it's a matter of deck tuning and making the correct plays. If you also have replays of said duels those would also be of help for those who are more skilled in those decks to help you out.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3178579361

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3178579413

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3178579447

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3178579483
(this one is still working in progress)

[Ghost X]

I'm an expert Swordsoul player, if you want add me so i can give you some tips and improve the Swordsoul deck

[𝕹𝖞𝖙𝖍𝖆𝖓𝖉]

The game is rigged honestly. I have 1 garnet in my deck and i open it every single game for 20+ matches in a row. If you see a labyrinth/branded/snake-eyes and your not playing one of them just FF, and go next to save time.

[¿¡Kloey!?²]

https://youtu.be/3Wssg7Ylh_o?si=mgRHDl8k-7LSXs6Z
I forgot I had seen this the other day, this video has a replay which showcases some tips to keep in mind about dealing with snake eyes

[Cinnamoon_dragon]

This is completely normal, the higher you climb on the ladder the sweatier your games will be. You have no right to make missplay and your deck must be perfectly optimized, and even in this case you can lose hand trap mini-games or meet a random Fossil Dyna.