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Bea's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy buckets, with her win rate hovering just below 50% in the majority of cases. She performs slightly better at higher trophies, peaking at 69% win rate in the 1200+ bucket, though this is based on very few games. While she isn't a standout performer overall, her win rates never drop significantly and remain relatively stable, suggesting she can be a reliable choice for players looking for consistency rather than high performance. Mastery may not be necessary to use her effectively, but her lack of strong standout stats means she might not be the best pick for competitive play.

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Bea's performance in Brawl Ball shows a steady improvement as trophy levels increase. At lower trophies, her win rate is below 50%, indicating she may struggle for players new to the mode or those with less experience. However, as players progress and reach higher trophy brackets, Bea's win rate rises significantly, reaching over 85% in the 1500+ trophy range. This suggests that while Bea might be challenging to master initially, she becomes a strong and reliable choice for experienced players who can capitalize on her potential at higher levels.

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Brawler Bea performs consistently below average in Gem Grab across all trophy ranges, with win rates generally hovering around 45% or lower. Even at higher trophies, her performance only slightly improves, reaching a peak of 75.6% win rate in the highest tier, but this is based on very few games (164). While Bea may have potential for high-level players, her overall performance suggests she is not particularly strong in Gem Grab and may be challenging to pick up for consistent success.

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Bea's performance in Heist is consistently below average across all trophy brackets, with win rates ranging from 31.9% to 46.1%. While her highest win rate occurs in the higher-tier brackets (900 trophies), it still remains well below 50%, indicating that she struggles to secure victories even against similarly skilled opponents. Her overall win rate is lowest in the mid-tier ranges, suggesting she may not be the most reliable choice for players aiming to climb quickly. Bea appears to be a challenging brawler to master, and her inconsistent performance makes her less ideal for those looking for a strong, dependable option in Heist.

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Bea's performance in Hot Zone shows a steady improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates gradually rising from 47.7% at lower trophies to a strong 66.5% at the highest tier. While her overall win rate remains below 50% in most tiers, she becomes significantly more effective as players gain experience and skill. This suggests that Bea may require some time to master but can be highly rewarding for skilled players in higher-tier matches.

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Brawler Bea performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Knockout mode, with win rates generally hovering just below 50% except for the highest tiers where her performance improves significantly. While she is not a top-tier choice in lower and mid-tier brackets, she shows strong potential at higher trophies, achieving over 70% win rate in the top 1400+ bracket. This suggests that Bea may be more rewarding for players who can reach higher trophy levels, but she may not be ideal for those looking for a straightforward or beginner-friendly option. Mastery could lead to better results, but her overall performance is moderate at best in most scenarios.

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Bea's performance in Wipeout shows a mixed trend across different trophy levels. At lower trophies, her win rate is notably low, hovering around 28.5% for players with no trophies and gradually improving as the trophy level increases. By the time players reach trophy bucket 1100, her win rate spikes significantly to 62.6%, suggesting she becomes a strong choice at higher levels. However, her performance dips again in the mid-tier ranges (trophy buckets 800-1000), where her win rates fall back below 50%. This inconsistency implies that Bea may be challenging to pick up for casual players but can become highly effective once mastered and used appropriately in high-level play.