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In Bounty mode, 8-bit shows a mixed performance across different trophy ranges. While the win rate fluctuates, it generally hovers around 47-53%, with a notable high of 68% in the highest trophy bucket (1100+). However, this is based on very few games (only 125), so it may not be statistically significant. Overall, 8-bit performs reasonably consistently but doesn't stand out as a top-tier choice in Bounty. Mastery could provide some advantage, especially at higher trophies, but the brawler may not be ideal for players looking for a strong, reliable option in this mode.

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In Brawl Ball, 8-bit shows a gradual improvement in win rate as trophy level increases, with a notable jump at higher tiers. At lower trophies, the win rate remains below 40%, but it climbs steadily, reaching over 70% in the highest trophy bucket. This suggests that while 8-bit may be challenging to master and less effective at lower levels, it becomes significantly stronger as players gain experience and skill. For those aiming for high-tier play, 8-bit can be a powerful choice, though it may require time and practice to reach its full potential.

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In Gem Grab, 8-bit shows a gradually improving win rate as trophy levels increase, with a significant jump in performance at higher tiers. While the win rate starts below 40% for lower-tier players, it steadily climbs and exceeds 50% by mid-tier, reaching over 70% in the highest trophy brackets. This suggests that 8-bit may be challenging to master initially but becomes highly effective once players reach higher skill levels. The brawler appears to have strong potential at advanced tiers, making it worth mastering for those willing to invest time into improving their play.

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In Heist mode, 8-bit shows a mixed performance across different trophy brackets. At lower trophies, win rates hover around 40%, improving slightly as the player's skill level increases, with a peak win rate of 61.7% at the highest trophy bracket. However, even at the top tier, the win rate remains below 62%, indicating that while 8-bit can be effective for high-level players, it may not consistently outperform other brawlers in competitive scenarios. The fluctuating performance suggests that mastering 8-bit requires strategic play and may not be the easiest brawler to pick up for new players.

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In Hot Zone, 8-bit shows a steady but modest performance across all trophy levels. The win rate gradually increases with higher trophies, peaking at 51.5% in the highest bracket. While not dominant, 8-bit demonstrates consistent potential as skill and experience grow, suggesting it may be worth mastering for those looking to improve their rank. However, its overall win rates remain below 50% in most brackets, indicating that it may require more effort to master compared to other brawlers and could be challenging for newcomers to pick up effectively.

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In Knockout mode, 8-bit shows a steady but modest performance across all trophy buckets, with win rates generally hovering just below or around 50%. The brawler performs reasonably well in the mid-tier trophies (300–700), where win rates range from 45.3% to 48.8%, and sees a slight improvement at higher tiers, peaking at 71.5% win rate in the 1200 trophy bucket, though with very limited data points. While not a top-tier pick for competitive play, 8-bit is fairly accessible and can be effective in lower to mid-level matches, making it a decent choice for players looking for something easy to pick up but unlikely to dominate at higher levels.

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In Wipeout, 8-bit shows a steadily improving win rate as trophy levels increase, with performance notably strengthening above 1000 trophies. At higher tiers, the brawler demonstrates strong consistency, achieving over 85% win rates in top brackets. While entry-level play is competitive but not dominant, mastery at higher ranks reveals significant potential. This suggests that 8-bit can be rewarding for players willing to invest time into mastering its mechanics, though it may present a learning curve for newcomers.