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Squeak performs consistently across all trophy buckets in Bounty mode, with win rates generally hovering just above 50%. The highest win rate is observed in the 1100 trophy bucket at 60.5%, indicating stronger performance among higher-tier players. However, his overall performance remains fairly average, without showing significant spikes or drops. Squeak may not be the most impactful choice for competitive play but can still be a reliable option for players looking for consistency. Mastery might offer slight advantages in specific scenarios, but he is not particularly difficult to pick up due to his balanced nature.

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Squeak's performance in Brawl Ball shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, with win rates hovering around 45-50% in the mid-tier ranges. However, there is a notable upward trend at higher trophies, where Squeak's win rate climbs significantly above 80% in the top tiers (1600+ trophies). This suggests that while Squeak may not be a dominant choice for casual players, they can become a highly effective pick for experienced players who understand how to leverage their abilities in high-level play. Mastery of Squeak could lead to strong performance in competitive settings, but the brawler may require some time and practice to fully unlock their potential.

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Squeak's performance in Gem Grab shows a mixed trend across different trophy buckets. While Squeak has a slightly below-average win rate in lower and mid-tier trophies, there is a notable improvement in the highest tiers, with a win rate of 57.8% at 1100 trophies. This suggests that Squeak may become more effective as players grow stronger, but overall, the brawler's performance remains fairly balanced without standing out significantly in any particular range. Mastery could offer some advantage at higher levels, but it doesn't appear to be a strong or easy pick-up across the board.

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Squeak's performance in Heist is fairly consistent across most trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 44% to 53%. The highest win rate occurs in the 100 trophy bucket, suggesting Squeak may have a slight edge for players just above the starting tier. However, as trophies increase, win rates fluctuate but remain below 50%, indicating that Squeak is neither particularly strong nor weak in higher-level play. While not difficult to pick up, mastery may offer limited returns due to consistently average performance across all skill levels.

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In Hot Zone, Squeak shows a mixed performance across different trophy levels. While they manage a win rate above 50% in the lower-tier 100 trophy bucket, their overall win rates decline as trophies increase, hovering just below 50% in most cases and dropping to under 40% at the highest trophy level. With a large number of games played across all tiers, Squeak appears to be a decent option for casual players but may struggle to maintain consistent success at higher levels. Mastery might offer some edge, but the brawler does not stand out as particularly strong or easy to pick up in competitive play.

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Squeak performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Knockout, with win rates generally hovering around 52% to 54%. While not dominating the higher tiers, Squeak shows a noticeable improvement at very high trophies (1600+), where it achieves an impressive win rate of 84.2%. This suggests that while Squeak is fairly easy to pick up and perform reasonably well with, mastering it may offer significant rewards for skilled players aiming to compete at the top levels.

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Squeak performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Wipeout, with win rates generally hovering just above 50%. However, as trophies increase beyond 1100, Squeak's performance significantly improves, showing a sharp rise in win rate that peaks at 91.7% in the 1600 trophy bracket. This suggests that while Squeak may not be the strongest choice for lower-tier players, he becomes increasingly effective as players gain more experience and skill, indicating that mastering Squeak could lead to strong performance in higher-level play.