chester

Chester displays a highly inconsistent performance profile with extreme variance between low and high trophy ranges across most modes. In Knockout, Brawl Ball, Hot Zone, Heist, Gem Grab, Bounty, Basket Brawl, Wipeout, and Brawl Arena, win rates often spike dramatically in the 100 to 300 trophy buckets before settling near or below average levels at higher ranks. For instance, in Knockout, a win rate of 80.5 percent drops to roughly 54 percent by level 1500, while Brawl Ball sees an 85.4 percent peak that falls to 54.1 percent later. This pattern suggests poor retention or adaptability as trophies increase. The most striking deviations occur in elimination modes. Solo Showdown win rates plummet from 52.6 percent at the start to roughly 15 to 17 percent for almost all higher tiers, vastly underperforming the 10 percent baseline average only slightly above it but showing a catastrophic drop-off after the initial levels. Duo-Showdown and Trio-Showdown follow similar trends where early success evaporates into sub-par results compared to their respective 20 and 25 percent baselines. While Brawl Arena shows consistently strong numbers hovering between 55 and 63 percent, this is an outlier in a dataset defined by steep declines. Overall, Chester performs exceptionally well only in specific mid-range brackets of objective-based modes but fails to maintain competitiveness in high-level competitive play or elimination formats.