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Where I can search by card for decks from major modern tournaments? By major tournaments, I mean Grand Prixs, StarCityGames Open Series, TCGPlayer Max Point Series, and other large (200+) player tournaments.

For example, I need to be able to find modern decks that use a specific card. I have a Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded that I would like to find a use for (other than as a bookmark).

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    "Is Tibalt in any popular decks?" is a tricky question to answer because one poster could say "no, I've never seen anyone play it in my playgroup" and another could say "yes, i see it get used all the time in my playgroup" and they could both be right.
    – Kevin
    Commented Mar 27, 2015 at 12:32
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    @Kevin While I agree it could probably be worded a little better I don't think 'popular' has the problem you are describing. Popular wouldn't mean 'I know this one guy that plays it' it is more 'It was played at X and Y tournaments in Z deck.
    – diego
    Commented Mar 27, 2015 at 13:19
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    Ideally, OP would give us an objective definition of "popular" for this context. For example, if he defined it to mean "appeared in any deck that made the top 8 of a Modern pro tour qualifier", the answer would be fairly easy to find here.
    – Kevin
    Commented Mar 27, 2015 at 13:26
  • To those that are still down and close voting, notice that the question was extensively edited after the above comments were made. And then if you still want to downvote, go for it.
    – Rainbolt
    Commented Mar 27, 2015 at 15:49
  • @Kevin Honestly I think it's fine even if it's not super super specific about what "popular" means; you could imagine data about top 8s, top 64s, day 2, the entire tournament... the OP (or future readers) might be interested in any data along these lines, and restricting the question too much runs the risk of excluding resources just because they don't happen to match the guess the OP made about a good criterion.
    – Cascabel
    Commented Mar 27, 2015 at 18:01

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magic.tcgplayer.com allows you to search deck lists based on a particular card being used. Here's the search for Tibalt. You can also use their Deck search tools to limit by format and place finished in addition to specific cards.

Limiting your search to include decks using Tibalt, in the Modern format, that placed at least 1st through 64th returns zero results, indicating that no successful deck in the entire TCGPlayer database has ever used Tibalt.

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mtgtop8.com appears to collect some of the data you're interested in (top finishes at GPs, SCG events, MTGO, etc.). It has decks broken down by format and by archetype, so that you can see what trends in the meta-game.

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