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Draco's performance in Bounty mode shows a mixed trend across different trophy ranges. He performs reasonably well at lower trophies, with a win rate above 60% in the 0 and 900 trophy buckets. However, his win rate drops significantly as the trophy level increases, dipping below 50% in several higher-tier brackets. This suggests that while Draco can be effective for players just starting out or returning to the mode, he may struggle against more experienced opponents. Mastery could offer some advantages at certain tiers, but overall, he appears inconsistent and not strongly suited for high-level competition.

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Draco's performance in Brawl Ball shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, with a notable increase at higher tiers. While his win rate remains above 50% throughout the majority of the data, it peaks significantly in the highest trophy buckets, suggesting that Draco may become more effective as players grow stronger and more experienced. However, his lower-tier performance is only modestly above average, indicating that he might not be the easiest brawler to pick up for beginners. Overall, Draco appears to be a viable choice for those aiming to compete at higher levels, but may require some time and practice to fully master.

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Draco's performance in Gem Grab shows a consistent but moderate win rate across all trophy buckets, with his highest win rates observed in mid-tier trophies (around 100-600) and slightly lower at the very top and bottom tiers. While he maintains a win rate above 52% in most brackets, it never exceeds 67%, indicating that he is neither overwhelmingly strong nor particularly weak. Draco appears to be a reliable but not standout choice for Gem Grab, suggesting he may be worth mastering for players looking for consistency rather than dominance. His performance does not indicate significant difficulty in picking up, but mastery may offer only moderate rewards compared to other brawlers.

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Draco's performance in Heist shows a generally consistent but fluctuating win rate across different trophy brackets. His highest win rates occur around the 400 and 700 trophy ranges, peaking at 63.7% and 57.6%, respectively. However, his win rate declines notably above 1000 trophies, dropping to 45.2%. While Draco is competitive in mid-tier gameplay, his effectiveness appears to diminish significantly at higher levels. This suggests that Draco may be a decent choice for players aiming to climb the mid-tier ranks but might struggle against top-level competition. Mastery could provide some advantage, but overall, he may not be the most reliable pick for high-stakes Heist matches.

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Draco performs consistently across various trophy buckets in Hot Zone, with win rates fluctuating between 58% and 73%. His highest win rate occurs in the 100 and 1100 trophy buckets, suggesting he can be effective both for players just starting out and for more experienced players. However, his performance dips slightly at higher trophy levels, indicating that mastery may be required to maintain success in competitive play. Draco is a balanced option that isn't overly difficult to pick up but may require strategic use to excel in tougher matchups.

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Draco's performance in Knockout is fairly consistent across different trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering just below 50%, except for a few higher-tier brackets where it shows slightly better results. While there are moments of strength—particularly at higher trophies—it doesn't consistently outperform the competition. Mastery could offer some advantages in specific scenarios, but overall, Draco appears to be a moderate pick that may not stand out as a top-tier choice in this mode.

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Draco's performance in Wipeout varies across different trophy buckets, with a win rate that fluctuates between 38% and 64.3%. While Draco shows strong potential at higher tiers (especially around 500 trophies), his overall consistency is mixed, with some lower-tier performances below average. This suggests that Draco can be effective in the right conditions but may require skill and adaptability to perform well consistently. Mastery could lead to strong results, but he might not be the easiest brawler to pick up due to the variability in his performance.