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Pinhole Punt

1,251 battles collected on this map — ranked only.

Pro
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Pro alone is not enough. Computed from Legendary–Pro together — a single tier does not have enough battles for the rarely played brawlers to get a solid number.

Pinhole Punt as its own page

Recommendation for Pro

What the rating, star, trust and the tags mean
Rather notThe rank on this map among all map/brawler rows of the mode (Brawl Ball): Strong pick top tenth, Good pick top quarter, Solid upper half, Rather not the rest. The thresholds come from the field — the exact values are in the badge's tooltip. Not the tier list: that counts how many maps of the rotation a brawler is usable on. Rather not among the recommended eight therefore does not mean “bad”, but: this map has nothing better to offer.
TrustHow dependable the win rate next to it is, 0–100. Depends purely on the number of games — not on how good the brawler is.
Carry — becomes star player unusually often on this map: he deals the damage and takes the objective. The game runs through him.
Enabler — rarely becomes star player: he clears the way, heals, controls, and others do the scoring. This is no verdict on his strength — how good he is here is the win rate on the card. Measured across 1,620 map/brawler rows, enablers win on average 3.8 points less often than carries, but the star rate explains only 11% of the differences: there are plenty of strong enablers and weak carries. The star says how a brawler wins, not whether.

Hidden gems & traps

From the ratio of pick rate to win rate: what is underrated — and what gets picked a lot but loses.

All brawlers on this map

Including the thin ones — the games column tells you how seriously to take a row. The win rate tells you how good a brawler is. The trust score (0–100) tells you how much you can believe it — it depends purely on the number of games. Sorting uses both together: 52% from 75 games can be luck, 51% from 3,000 games cannot.

BrawlerWin rateGamesTrustPick rateRating
Meg 62.0%
100 24
4.9% Rather not
Rico 57.8%
135 29
6.6% Rather not
Stu 54.7%
172 32
8.4% Rather not
Chester 77.8%
27 4
1.3% Rather not
Ash 63.5%
52 14
2.6% Rather not
Starr Nova 64.9%
37 9
1.8% Rather not
Emz 56.0%
84 21
4.1% Rather not
Alli 83.3%
12 0
0.6% Rather not
Surge 53.8%
78 20
3.8% Rather not
Brock 54.7%
53 15
2.6% Rather not
Pierce 53.2%
62 17
3.0% Rather not
Buzz 66.7%
15 0
0.7% Rather not
Poco 69.2%
13 0
0.6% Rather not
Damian 60.0%
20 0
1.0% Rather not
Leon 61.1%
18 0
0.9% Rather not
Edgar 54.1%
37 9
1.8% Rather not
Charlie 64.3%
14 0
0.7% Rather not
Willow 70.0%
10 0
0.5% Rather not
Byron 60.0%
15 0
0.7% Rather not
Ruffs 51.1%
45 12
2.2% Rather not
Kenji 53.8%
26 4
1.3% Rather not
Pearl 54.5%
22 1
1.1% Rather not
Amber 57.1%
14 0
0.7% Rather not
Max 47.8%
134 28
6.6% Rather not
Trunk 60.0%
10 0
0.5% Rather not
Otis 48.9%
45 12
2.2% Rather not
Spike 53.8%
13 0
0.6% Rather not
Griff 47.0%
117 26
5.7% Rather not
Gale 50.0%
10 0
0.5% Rather not
Carl 46.3%
41 11
2.0% Rather not
Crow 46.0%
50 14
2.5% Rather not
Gigi 45.5%
11 0
0.5% Rather not
Bibi 42.9%
14 0
0.7% Rather not
8-Bit 44.7%
38 10
1.9% Rather not
Kaze 41.7%
12 0
0.6% Rather not
Lumi 44.8%
105 25
5.2% Rather not
Tara 40.0%
15 0
0.7% Rather not
Bea 37.5%
16 0
0.8% Rather not
Colt 35.7%
14 0
0.7% Rather not
Mortis 40.9%
44 12
2.2% Rather not
Mina 33.3%
27 4
1.3% Rather not
Moe 31.0%
29 6
1.4% Rather not
Nori 31.4%
35 8
1.7% Rather not
Meeple 32.0%
100 24
4.9% Rather not