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Berry's performance in Bounty mode remains consistently around the 45% to 49% win rate across all trophy brackets, with no significant spikes or drops. While not a top-tier performer, Berry shows steady but modest results throughout different skill levels. The data suggests that Berry is neither particularly strong nor weak in Bounty, making it a fairly neutral option for players looking to climb. Mastery may offer slight advantages, but overall, Berry does not stand out as a must-learn brawler for this mode.

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Berry performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Brawl Ball, with win rates generally hovering just below 50% except for the highest tiers where it shows a marked improvement. While Berry is not a standout performer in lower and mid-tier matches, it demonstrates strong potential at higher trophies, achieving win rates above 75% in the top tiers. This suggests that Berry may be more rewarding for players who have already mastered the game and are looking to capitalize on its strengths in high-level play, but it might not be the easiest brawler to pick up for newcomers or those aiming to climb from lower ranks.

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Berry performs reasonably well in Gem Grab across all trophy ranges, with a win rate that remains consistently above 45% even at higher trophies. The highest win rates are observed in the lower and mid-tier trophy brackets, suggesting Berry may be more effective for players who are still climbing or in the middle of the competitive spectrum. However, as trophy levels increase, the win rate gradually declines, indicating that mastery might be required to maintain strong performance in higher-level play. While not exceptionally difficult to pick up, Berry may require some strategic adaptation to excel at the highest tiers.

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Berry performs reasonably well in Heist across most trophy brackets, with a win rate that remains consistently above 50% throughout. The highest win rates are observed in the higher-tier trophies (1100 and 1200), where Berry achieves a win rate of 70.9% and 59.6%, respectively, indicating strong performance at elite levels. However, the win rate decreases slightly as trophy brackets increase from 0 to 1000, suggesting that mastery may be required for optimal results in competitive play. While Berry is not difficult to pick up, its effectiveness appears to peak when players have a higher level of skill and experience.

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Berry performs strongest in Hot Zone when facing lower-tier opponents, with a win rate of 63.4% in the 0 trophy bucket. However, as the competition level increases, Berry's win rate steadily declines, reaching as low as 48% in the highest tiers. While Berry can be effective for players looking to dominate lower-level matches, their performance drops significantly against higher-skilled opponents, suggesting that mastery may not yield consistent results at higher trophy levels.

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Berry performs reasonably well in Knockout at lower trophy brackets, with a win rate of 56.7% for players with 0 trophies. However, the win rate steadily declines as trophy levels increase, reaching as low as 46.6% in the 300 trophy bucket. Interestingly, Berry shows a significant improvement at higher tiers, with a win rate of 81% in the 1400+ trophy bracket. This suggests that while Berry can be effective for newer players or those at lower levels, mastery may be required to perform well against stronger opponents. The brawler appears to have a learning curve and may not be the easiest pick-up for casual players aiming for high-tier competition.

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Berry's performance in Wipeout shows a mixed trend across different trophy brackets. At lower tiers, Berry has a win rate just above 50%, indicating it can be somewhat competitive for players with less experience. However, as the trophy level increases, the win rate generally declines, reaching as low as 42.6% at the 600 trophy bracket. Only at the highest tiers (1500 and above), Berry's win rate improves significantly, peaking at 86.6% in the 1600 trophy bucket. This suggests that while Berry may be easier to pick up for beginners, it becomes much more effective when played by highly skilled players, making it a brawler that is worth mastering for those aiming to compete at elite levels.