There are barely any games for this brawler on Pit Stop — he is effectively not picked here. The sections below therefore show what is known about him aside from this map.
For Heist, this map's mode — duels and star rates are available per mode, not per map.
Estimated (dashed in the figure, hollow corner): Star rate. He has too few battles for that in Heist — this is his value across all modes, pulled to the level of this one. It says where he usually stands, not how he plays here.
Direct duels in Heist: how Gene does when that brawler is on the enemy team. Duels are available per mode, not per map — so unlike the numbers above, this section covers every Heist map, not just Pit Stop. Measured in ranked battles — trophy games have no fixed line-ups, so “A beats B” cannot be counted there. Who counters whom still holds for you.
The word after the number says how hard: hard counter means the edge is clearly bigger than the strength of the two would give. A high win rate alone never appears here — whoever only wins because he is the stronger brawler does not make the list at all. See it in the counter network
On the same team, in Heist — which combination wins. Per mode as well, not per map. Also from ranked battles, so it matches the duels above. In trophy games a pairing like this depends heavily on who plays the brawler — beginner brawlers land up to nine points below what the teamwork itself gives.
Kaze
52.3%
199 games
Trunk
50.0%
66 games
Nori
46.6%
223 games
Chuck
42.5%
73 games
Mico
36.8%
68 games
Edgar
40.2%
241 games
Players with a profile and at least 20 games on Gene, sorted by the Wilson lower bound.