jealous you saw some mill, the 9/3 aggro seems like you play post eu hours. But otherwise quite similar to my findings. Don't be greedy, build a strong midrange deck with some early answers and some one sided sweepers and wonder what these people are hoping to prove
i've, moved on to 8 fog by now

Most of that data is mine (everything from Midrange, about 80 games). From playing the games, the relevant distinctions feel like:

Red-Based Aggro: By far the most common strategy, although nobody can agree on what the right build is. Everybody agrees on Smuggler's Copter, though.

Blue-Based Tempo: Flash threats and bounce/tap spells, featuring Unsubstantiate as an all-star. This showed up a moderate amount.

Instant Speed Control: Nowhere near as common as either of the two above strategies, but still not unexpected. All the builds seemed very light on creatures and heavy on single-target removal spells.

Planeswalkers: Kind of midrange, kind of control - saw a few versions, but nothing spectacular. FYI, this is where I'd classify the build I was running.

Black Midrange designed to beat Red Aggro: These came in two flavors. On one side, Black Green Delirium decks, almost all running 2x Languish and 4x Grapple with the Past. On the other, Black Red Madness decks, all running 4x Fiery Temper. Not sure which is the better choice overall, but they seemed to be occupying the same meta spot.

and finally...

Artifact Combo... Sorta: Most of the remaining decks were trying to do something weird with artifacts - Reanimate, Gearseeker, Metalwork, or Marionette. At least against my deck, these all looked horrible. None of them ever managed to interact or go off in any meaningful way. or at least, I assume that's what the guy who played 6 different 0/X artifact walls was up to. Maybe I give people too much credit?

Seems like his classifications were way too vague. Instant speed control? For control, no one is really in the business of durdling with their planeswalker and depending on sweepers anymore, Tutelage seems to be the most popular currently.

Hopefully by the end of this week the chart on the OP will be more detailed and then we can all come up with some very stock decklist like how they've got it on MTG Goldfish.

I'm trying to remember what all I played against last night, but all I can think of is my humiliating loss to a 100-card tower. It was something like UR+Eldrazi and he killed me with Big Chandra activations and then a top deck Reality Smasher+Looming Spires. Ugh.

4 more games with my 8fog - lvl37

win vs lvl37 ctrl/friends - solid win
loss vs lvl40 ctrl - 2 anguish in the last 2 turns saved him with 3 cards left in his deck
loss vs lvl37 radkos vamps - kept bad hand
win vs lvl32 r/u thopers - solid win
win vs lvl 38 r/w aggro/thopers but 85 card pile ^^ - solid win LOL

so lvl 38 now and more tomorrow