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Crow's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent win rate across all trophy buckets, with some fluctuations. The win rate ranges from 46.7% to 57.7%, indicating that Crow can be competitive but not overwhelmingly dominant. While there are instances where Crow performs slightly above average (such as in the 100 and 300 trophy buckets), overall, the brawler tends to hover around the 50% win rate mark, which suggests a moderate level of difficulty in mastering and consistent performance without standout strengths. Players looking for a reliable but not elite option may find Crow to be a solid, if unremarkable, choice in Bounty mode.

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Crow's performance in Brawl Ball shows a mixed but generally consistent trend across different trophy levels. At lower tiers, Crow has a win rate that hovers just below 50%, indicating that the brawler may struggle slightly in less competitive matches. However, as the trophy level increases, especially above 1000 trophies, Crow's win rate improves significantly, reaching over 70% at the highest levels. This suggests that while Crow might not be the most dominant choice for beginners or casual players, the brawler becomes increasingly effective in higher-level play. The sharp increase in performance at top tiers implies that mastering Crow could yield strong results in competitive settings, though it may require a learning curve to fully utilize their potential effectively.

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Crow's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, hovering around 50-60%. While not outstanding in lower or mid-tier brackets, Crow demonstrates stronger performance at higher trophies, with particularly high win rates above 1300 trophies. This suggests that Crow may become more effective as players improve and gain experience, indicating that the brawler could be worth mastering for those aiming to compete at higher levels. However, due to average performance in lower tiers, Crow might not be the easiest brawler to pick up for beginners.

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Crow's performance in Heist is fairly consistent across most trophy ranges, with win rates generally hovering just above or below 50%. The highest win rate occurs in the 200 and 0 trophy buckets, suggesting Crow may have an easier time competing at lower to mid-tier levels. However, as trophies increase beyond 400, win rates steadily decline, indicating that Crow struggles more against higher-skilled opponents. While not a poor performer, Crow's overall win rate never exceeds 52%, which suggests the brawler is neither particularly strong nor weak in Heist. Mastery may offer slight advantages, but Crow is unlikely to be a top-tier choice for competitive play.

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Crow's performance in Hot Zone shows a steady but inconsistent trend across different trophy buckets. While win rates gradually increase from lower to mid-tier trophies, they begin to decline at higher levels. Crow performs best between 300–500 trophies with win rates above 50%, suggesting the brawler can be effective for players in that range. However, as the competition increases beyond 600 trophies, win rates drop slightly, indicating that mastering Crow may require more skill and strategic play to remain competitive at higher levels. Overall, Crow is not overly difficult to pick up but may require refinement to excel consistently in top-tier matches.

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Crow's performance in Knockout is relatively consistent across most trophy brackets, with win rates hovering just around or slightly above 50%. The brawler shows a slight edge in the highest trophy bracket (1100), where the win rate jumps to 54.4%, but this comes from a much smaller sample size. Overall, Crow performs neither exceptionally well nor poorly, making it a moderate choice for players looking to climb. While not difficult to pick up, mastering Crow may not provide significant competitive advantages due to consistently average performance across most tiers.

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Crow's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but fluctuating win rate across different trophy brackets. While Crow performs slightly above average in mid-tier brackets (such as 100-600 trophies), the win rate drops below 50% in both lower and higher tiers, indicating that Crow may struggle in either very competitive or less skilled environments. With a win rate rarely exceeding 53%, Crow is neither exceptionally strong nor clearly weak, making it a moderate option for players looking to try out different brawlers. Mastery could provide some edge, but overall, Crow doesn’t stand out as particularly easy to pick up or worth heavy investment.