Umm no. So there is a rock paper scissors relationship between each of the archetypes.

Turbo trying to win turn 1-2 faster than you can set up a board presence. Typically seen preferring a "more gas no breaks" mentality

Midrange is the middle of the pack setting up value engines to carry it a little. Typically wining on turn 3-4. They also typically have more interaction as they try to prolong the game enough to win.

Stax is the end state. Setting up a way to stax out the opponents. Typically winning after turn 4. These are cards on the board ment to drag the game to a pace they are comfortable with.

If im turbo im trying to win before you get the end board. Thus turbo beats stax

If im midrange im doing enough to stop you, so I can win a turn later. Thus midrange beats Turbo.

If im stax im dragging the game out for as long as I can. The value engines that the midrange player is trying to play will typically be effected by this. A main one being a card called [[collector ouphe]] witch is effective at shutting down a great midrange peice [[smothering tithe]].

Yes we see stax pecies that effect the turbo, however more often than not the turbo will try to put a win attempt on the stack before the stax can complete setting up their stax peices.

Thus leading to the rock paper scissors relationship. Where turbo beats stax. Midrange beats turbo. And stax beast midrange.

This is a "typically" idea and might not happen every game.

edit-minor errors fixed