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Spike

Damage Dealer Legendary Ranked · Masters

54.1%Win rate across all maps

1,909Games

68Trust Score

18. of 105Rank by score

+7.8Skill bonus

Best map: Ring of Fire with 53.0% from 8,237 games.

Wins early — in Hot Zone 2.1 points better in short rounds than in long ones (48.5% against 46.3%, split at 96 s). A pick for pace — if the game drags on, it works against him.

Masterschange

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On the tier: counter safety and star rate are computed across all tiers together and do not change when you switch — too few pairings are measured in Masters for that. The other axes do.

History

08/04 to 08/18, 11 days. 11 earlier days are left out — below 60 appearances a daily win rate is noise. One point per day. Both curves scale to their own range; the numbers on the left and right are the values for 08/04 and 08/18.

Steadily picked — the pick rate sits at 0.5% and has not shifted measurably of late.

Across the ranks

Win rate per rank tier, across all maps — ranked battles only, the tier comes from the battle itself. The axis runs from Bronze to Masters, one tick per tier: the stretch where this brawler has at least 300 battles per tier; one tier falls below that and drop out. The stretch always fills the full width, three tiers or eight — so when comparing two curves, mind the names on the axis. The curve glows brighter where more was measured — the tiers differ by more than a thousandfold in battles. The faint horizontal line sits at 50 %.

Skill bonus +7.8 — rewards skill: from Bronze to Masters the win rate climbs by 7.8 points (regression 43.1% to 50.9%). The higher the tier, the better he does.

Where this brawler works (ranked, Masters). Almost every row here is too thin for Masters alone and adds Legendary. Those tiers are a measured two to three points apart, which is less than a row that thin loses to the shrinkage anyway.

Who beats Spike and who he gets along with depends on the mode — and no map sets it here. Both are on Who beats whom?, and on every map page for that map.