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Brawler Bea's performance in Bounty mode shows a mixed trend across different trophy ranges. While her win rate fluctuates, she generally hovers around the 45% to 51% range, with stronger showings in mid to high-tier trophies (500-700) and a notable peak at 55% in the 1100 trophy bucket. However, her performance dips slightly at higher tiers. Bea isn't consistently dominant, but she remains playable across most levels of competition. Mastery may offer some advantage in specific ranges, but overall, she doesn’t stand out as a top-tier choice for Bounty mode.

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Bea's performance in Brawl Ball shows a steady improvement across different trophy brackets. Starting with a win rate below 25% at lower trophies, she gradually increases her effectiveness, reaching over 80% win rate in the highest tiers. This suggests that Bea becomes significantly stronger as players gain more experience and skill, making her a challenging but rewarding brawler to master. Her low-tier struggles indicate she may not be the easiest pick-up, but with practice, she can become a formidable force in high-level play.

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Bea's performance in Gem Grab shows a steady but modest improvement across different trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 40-50%. While she reaches a high of 60% win rate at the 1100 trophy bracket, this is based on a relatively small sample size. Overall, Bea appears to be a mid-tier choice in Gem Grab, offering consistent but not exceptional performance. She may be worth mastering for players looking to capitalize on her potential in higher tiers, but she does not stand out as an easy or highly effective pick-up option across the board.

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Bea's performance in Heist shows a gradual improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates rising from 22.5% at lower trophies to a peak of 47.1% at 900 trophies. However, her effectiveness declines slightly at the highest trophy tiers. While she demonstrates potential in mid-tier play, her overall win rate remains below 50% across most brackets, suggesting that she may not be the strongest choice for competitive Heist gameplay. Mastery could offer some advantage, but she may require more strategic use to be effective compared to other brawlers.

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Bea's performance in Hot Zone shows a gradual improvement across trophy brackets, with win rates increasing from 16.7% at lower trophies to a peak of 66.4% in the highest bracket (1100+). However, even at the top tier, her win rate remains below 70%, and overall, she consistently struggles to achieve high success rates across most trophy ranges. This suggests that while Bea can be effective for players in higher-tier matches, she may not be the strongest choice for consistent wins and could present challenges for those aiming to master her in competitive play.

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Bea's performance in Knockout shows a gradual improvement as trophy levels increase, peaking with a 66.7% win rate at the highest trophy bucket (1300). However, her overall win rates remain below 50% in most tiers, suggesting that while she can be effective for high-level players, she may not be the easiest brawler to pick up or master consistently across all skill levels.

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Bea's performance in Wipeout shows a gradual improvement as trophy level increases, peaking at 50.8% win rate in the 600 trophy bucket before slightly declining in higher tiers. While her win rates remain below 50% in most buckets, they show consistent growth and stability across a wide range of skill levels. Bea appears to be a moderate pick, offering decent potential for players aiming to climb but requiring solid execution to maximize her effectiveness.