2023 Asia Champions League Day 6 Analysis

2023 Asia Champions League continues with Day 6 of battles! Read on to see the most used Pokemon, best win rate, Pokemon ban rate, most used battle and held items, lanes for each Pokemon, where to watch the stream, as well as highlights that defined this tournament!

Day 6 Asia Champions League Summary

Day 6 Standings - East Asia

As of Day 6, the final three (3) teams for East Asia are Hi5, T2, and Secret Ship. These teams will battle it out in Day 7 to determine the two (2) teams that will go to the finals. Hi5 has already secured the first slot in the finals, leaving just one slot left.

Day 6 Standings - Southeast Asia

As of Day 6, the final three (3) teams for Southeast Asia are Team MYS, Renaissance, and Rise. These teams will battle it out in Day 7 to determine the two (2) teams that will go to the finals. Team MYS has already secured the first slot in the finals, leaving just one slot left.

Day 6 Standings - India

As of Day 6, the final three (3) teams for India are Marcos Gaming, S8UL, and Revenant. These teams will battle it out in Day 7 to determine the two (2) teams that will go to the finals.

Meta Highlights

Hoopa's Comeback

Hoopa has officially entered the competitive scene once again, garnering a decent pick and ban rate. The Pokemon used to be one of the most picked characters in earlier tournaments, particularly prior to the map change. It then suddenly disappeared from the meta once players got used to the new map.

The Pokemon resurfaced in recent tournaments, which is most likely due to the buffs it received in the 1.8.1.6 update. However, it did not have much play time. Now, it's safe to say that Hoopa has made a comeback in tournaments as a mainstay pick.

Hoopa Guide: Builds and Best Items

Attacker and All-Rounder Meta

Teams continue to rely on Attackers and/or All-Rounders as core picks in their team composition. They mostly act as the team's primary damage dealers and carry.

Standard Games

Day 6 of the tournament was not far from previous days in terms of the strategies that teams use in their games. Regardless of their team composition, teams stuck with the tried-and-tested strategy of taking objectives, pushing lanes, winning teamfights, and preparing for the late game.

Picks and Win Rates

Pokemon	Most Picked %	Win Rate %
Snorlax	47%	53.3%
Mew	40%	40%
Slowbro	40%	33.3%
Clefable	37%	46.7%
Delphox	37%	40%
Aegislash	33%	40%
Glaceon	30%	40%
Hoopa	30%	33.3%
Scizor	27%	13.3%
Blastoise	23%	26.7%
Gardevoir	20%	26.7%
Eldegoss	17%	13.3%
Machamp	13%	20%
Dodrio Garchomp Sylveon	10%	13.3%
Urshifu	10%	6.7%
Wigglytuff	7%	13.3%
Blissey Decidueye Greedent Zeraora	7%	0%
Mr. Mime Trevenant	3%	6.7%
Alolan Ninetales Buzzwole Cinderace Comfey Cramorant Greninja Mamoswine Tyranitar	3%	0%

Game8 Notes

Snorlax overtakes Slowbro as not only the most picked Pokemon but also the most picked Defender.

Pokemon not shown here were not picked during Day 6 of Asia Champions League.

Pokemon Ban Rates

Pokemon	Ban Rate %
Urshifu	86.7%
Hoopa	26.7%
Delphox Dodrio Mew	20%
Scizor Slowbro Snorlax	6.7%

Game8 Notes

Urshifu remains as the most banned Pokemon in Day 6. The Pokemon's burst damage potential when using Single Strike Style or mobility and sustain when using Rapid Strike Style is just too effective during crucial teamfights.

Pokemon not shown here were not banned during Day 6 of Asia Champions League.

Most Picked Battle Item

Battle Item	Most Picked %
Eject Button	50.7%
X Speed	20%
Full Heal	15.3%
Potion	6.7%
X Attack	5.3%
Fluffy Tail	1.3%
Slow Smoke	0.7%

Game8 Notes

Eject Button and X Speed remained as the top two most picked Battle Items as of Day 6. This suggests that teams continue to value mobility.

Battle Items not shown here were not used during Day 6 of Asia Champions League.

Most Picked Held Item

Held Item	Most Picked %
Focus Band	54%
Exp. Share	36.7%
Buddy Barrier	32%
Muscle Band	26%
Choice Specs	24%
Wise Glasses	23.3%
Shell Bell	20.7%
Energy Amplifier	19.3%
Razor Claw	16%
Attack Weight	13.3%
Weakness Policy	8.7%
Sp. Atk. Specs	8%
Float Stone Rapid-Fire Scarf	4%
Scope Lens	3.3%
Assault Vest Rocky Helmet	2.7%
Aeos Cookie	1.3%

Game8 Notes

Focus Band continues to dominate as the go-to Held Items for generally all Pokemon. Exp. Share coming in second means teams invest in leveling up as fast as possible.

Held Items not shown here were not used during Day 6 of Asia Champions League.

Pokemon Lane Picks

Pokemon	Top %	Jungle %	Bot %
Aegislash	50%	20%	30%
Alolan Ninetales	100%	--	--
Blastoise	100%	--	--
Blissey	100%	--	--
Buzzwole	100%	--	--
Cinderace	--	100%	--
Clefable	81.8%	--	18.2%
Comfey	100%	--	--
Cramorant	--	--	100%
Decidueye	--	50%	50%
Delphox	9.1%	54.5%	36.4%
Dodrio	--	100%	--
Eldegoss	100%	--	--
Garchomp	100%	--	--
Gardevoir	--	33.3%	66.7%
Glaceon	--	88.9%	11.1%
Greedent	100%	--	--
Greninja	--	100%	--
Hoopa	88.9%	--	11.1%
Machamp	75%	--	25%
Mamoswine	100%	--	--
Mew	--	--	100%
Mr. Mime	--	--	100%
Scizor	75%	25%	--
Slowbro	--	--	100%
Snorlax	14.3%	--	85.7%
Sylveon	33.3%	--	66.7%
Trevenant	100%	--	--
Tyranitar	--	100%	--
Urshifu	--	66.7%	33.3%
Wigglytuff	100%	--	--
Zeraora	50%	50%	--

Pokemon not shown here were not picked during Day 6 of Asia Champions League.

Where to Watch Asia Champions League Day 6

For the full schedule of Asia Champions League, check out this article:

Asia Champions League Schedule

Day 6 - East Asia League

Day 6 - Southeast Asia League

Day 6 - India League

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