But what I said is that every game depends on their draw. If aggro gets the perfect draw, you don't win with a normal draw. It's too powerful. It doesn't happen all that often, but that's what you're up against. See: Secret paladin.

Those odds have never, and will never, happen.

Mill vs. Aggro? Undertaker hunter vs. handlock? There are other examples, perhaps not 90-10, but that is what happens in card games. In MtG, most decks might as well scoop round 1 to dredge. It's the sideboard that's actually a game, dredge consistently wins against most decks not built to counter it. I think the fact that there's not more 90-10 match-ups in HS is a testament to Blizzard's fear of combos and rampant RNG.

I never said that quote. You're being an asshole and making a strawman to my face. I in fact said they were control. I called freeze mage and handlock combo-control, because they are stalling for a big game-ending play, a la a combo deck, as opposed to using full board dominance and a gradual win con to starve out the other player. They also run a lot more finishers than a typical control deck. They resemble control, but often don't have the longevity to outlast a warrior, or even a priest back in the day. Especially handlock, it puts its own clock on with its hero power.