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Chuck's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across all trophy brackets, with his highest win rates observed in the higher-tier brackets (800-900 trophies). While he never performs exceptionally well, his win rates remain above 32% throughout, indicating that he is playable and can be effective for players who are familiar with his mechanics. However, his overall performance does not strongly suggest that he is a top-tier choice in Bounty mode, and mastery may not provide a significant advantage over other brawlers. Players looking for a more reliable or high-performing option might find better results with different brawlers.

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Chuck's performance in Brawl Ball shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, typically hovering just below 50%. While there are some notable spikes at higher trophies (such as 800 and above), these are based on relatively small sample sizes. This suggests that Chuck may not be the strongest choice for competitive play, though he remains a viable option in lower to mid-tier matches. His win rate does indicate that he can be effective when played well, but mastery may be necessary to fully capitalize on his potential. Overall, Chuck is not particularly difficult to pick up, but he may not stand out as a top-tier choice in Brawl Ball.

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Chuck's performance in Gem Grab shows a mixed but generally consistent trend across different trophy brackets. His win rate fluctuates between just below 50% and around 56%, with no clear dominance in any specific tier. While he performs slightly better in the higher-tier brackets (such as 1100 trophies, where his win rate reaches 56.4%), his overall performance remains fairly average, with several trophy ranges showing a win rate just below or around 50%. This suggests that Chuck is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly weak in Gem Grab, but he may require precise play to maximize his potential. Whether he's worth mastering depends on a player’s preference for consistency over peak performance.

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Chuck performs best in Heist when players are just starting out, with a win rate of 64.7% in the lowest trophy bucket. His performance gradually declines as trophy levels increase, dropping below 50% at the highest tiers. While he shows strong potential for beginners, his effectiveness diminishes significantly at higher skill levels. This suggests that Chuck may be easier to pick up but less rewarding for players aiming to master the mode at elite levels.

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Chuck performs consistently across all trophy buckets in Hot Zone, with win rates generally hovering around 54% to 60%. His highest win rate occurs in the 300 and 100 trophy buckets, suggesting he may have an easier time competing at mid-tier levels. However, his performance dips slightly in higher and lower tiers. While Chuck is not among the strongest brawlers in this mode, he remains a viable option for players looking to consistently earn trophies without requiring advanced mastery. He is relatively easy to pick up due to straightforward mechanics and reliable damage output.

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Chuck's performance in Knockout is consistently moderate across all trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 42% to 52%. While there are some higher win rates in the upper-tier brackets (such as 60.2% at trophy bucket 1100), these are based on relatively small sample sizes. Overall, Chuck is neither a strong nor a weak pick in Knockout, and his effectiveness appears to be fairly consistent regardless of player skill level. Mastery may offer some advantage in specific situations, but he doesn't stand out as an elite choice for the mode.

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Chuck's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but not outstanding win rate across all trophy brackets, with his highest win rates occurring around the 500-900 trophy range. While he performs slightly above average in some tiers, his overall win rate remains below 53% throughout most of his data points, indicating that he is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly weak in this mode. This suggests Chuck may not be the best choice for players looking to dominate Wipeout, but he can still be a viable option for those who are already familiar with his playstyle and have the skill to execute it effectively. Mastery of Chuck in Wipeout appears to offer moderate rewards, and while he is not overly difficult to pick up, consistent success may require refinement of timing and positioning.