A search engine/system that matches players/opponents with each other takes into account WHAT CARDS YOU HAVE IN YOUR DECK -->

And no, you can't convince me otherwise. Like all matches I played with like this Renathal, Reno, Rexxar Hero Card from KotFT 2017 in that Casual format when I even encounter OG/original C'thun (#thiscardhaveliterally0%playratio) deck --> yes this one from 2016...From Whispers of the Old Gods expansion...many Imbue decks like Hunter, Shaman with "Spirit of the Mountain", 4x Midrange Hunter, Renathal Death Knight, Imbue Priest, Divine Shield Imbue Paladin, Thief/"other class cards" Rouge (Spectral Cutlass Rouge), Heart of Vir'naal Shaman, Imbue Malchezaar/Renathal Priest (Heavy Control type), something like "Ressurect Ysonde/The Great Dracorex Dragon Warrior, "average" Death Knight, Divine Shield Midrange Paladin, "some weird Midrange Priest" --> like literally cards that have 0% or around it in % played..."The Egg of Khelos" Death Knight, "C'Thun, the Shattered-The Forbidden Sequence" Mage, Mech-Imbue Paladin? (with Ursol+Renewing Flames combo), Kerrigan Zerg Death Knight, Secret Burst Mage...and so on. Like you can see all that diffrent matches. Many with cards that have 0% or aroud that level of "playratio". But when I switched to deck to play Kil'jaeden (Like card that have somewhere from 7,5%-9% "playratio" in Wild...) I was playing Kil'jaeden mirror matches like back to back every game multiple times in a row. Like game/system knew..."Oh this MF, want to play Kil' let get him another Kil'". It's just my experience or you guys noticed something similar to my experience?