Deadpool MARVEL SNAP Card | Cost, Power, Ability & Decks

Reference Data

Deadpool Card Stats

Cost: 1 Cost
Power: 1 Power
Ability Type: Destroy
Ability: When Destroyed: Return this to your hand with double the Power.
Series: Series 3
Release: Released May 7, 2022

Deadpool Ability

When Destroyed: Return this to your hand with double the Power.

How to Use Deadpool

Start with the card text, cost, and power. Deadpool works best when its ability supports your lane plan without forcing you to overcommit before the final turns.

Deadpool Meta Stats

Win Rate: 63.4%
Popularity: 7.1%
Tracked Matches: 3,871

Stats are included when available from the reference data cache and should be treated as directional, not a live tier list.

Deadpool Variants

This reference page focuses on the current playable card data: canonical URL, stats, ability text, source context, and balance history.

Deadpool Balance History

Date	Cost	Power	Description
2025-12-18	1	1	Current: When Destroyed: Return this to your hand with double the Power. Previous: When this is destroyed, return it to your hand with double the Power.
Released 2022-05-24	1	1	When this is destroyed, return it to your hand with double the Power.

Best Deadpool Decks

Use the related articles, synergy cards, deck builder, and MARVEL SNAP guide links on this page to evaluate where Deadpool fits before spending tokens or cubes.

Deadpool Synergy Cards

Source-backed synergy from Snap.fan. Each entry lists cost/power and effect text for easier reference.

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ItsGuestGaming Notes

Untapped Current 30-Day Stats

63.4% win rate7.1% popularity3,871 tracked games

Current 30-Day Stats

Snap.fan Last 30-Day Stats

54.2% win rate3.2% popularity

Last 30 Days

MARVEL SNAP Zone Last 7-Day Stats

62.7% win rate1.6% popularity

Last 7 Days

Verdict: Deadpool currently profiles as a strong current-meta option and is best treated as a archetype card.
Best fit: Destroy
How to use it: Use Deadpool in Destroy shells where its text or stat line advances the deck's main plan instead of forcing a standalone include.
Common mistake: The common mistake is jamming Deadpool into decks that do not naturally support its role; the card gets much better when the surrounding deck already wants this effect.
Token advice: Consider tokens only if you already play the archetype and the card is still performing well in the current meta.

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