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Chuck's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, with his highest win rates occurring in the 900 and 1000 trophy buckets, where he reaches just over 50%. However, his win rate drops significantly in the 500 trophy bucket, which may indicate challenges when facing more experienced players. While Chuck is playable across a wide range of skill levels, his overall performance suggests that mastering him could be beneficial for reaching higher tiers, but he may not be the easiest brawler to pick up due to fluctuations in effectiveness at certain stages of play.

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Chuck's performance in Brawl Ball shows a generally low win rate across all trophy buckets, with the highest win rates observed at lower and higher tiers. His win rate drops significantly as trophies increase, suggesting that he may struggle against more experienced or higher-skilled opponents. While his win rate slightly improves in the 800-900 trophy range, it remains below average overall. This indicates that Chuck might not be the most effective choice for competitive play and could be challenging to master due to inconsistent performance across different skill levels.

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Chuck's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent win rate across different trophy brackets, with his highest win rates seen in the lower and mid-tier brackets (56.4% at trophy 0, 53.8% at trophy 300). However, his win rate declines slightly in higher tiers, dropping to 45.8% at trophy 1100. While he remains a viable option for players of all skill levels, his effectiveness appears to diminish as the competition increases, suggesting that mastering Chuck may offer diminishing returns in high-tier play. Players looking for reliability in lower and mid-tier games may find him worth the effort, but those aiming for top-tier performance might need to consider other options.

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Chuck performs exceptionally well in Heist at lower trophy brackets, with an impressive win rate of 81.8% in the 0 trophy bucket. As trophies increase, his win rate gradually declines, hovering around 55-60% across mid-tier brackets before showing a slight improvement in the highest tiers, where he reaches a win rate above 75% at 1600 trophies. While Chuck is highly effective for players just starting out or those aiming to climb from lower ranks, his performance becomes more inconsistent as competition increases. This suggests that while Chuck can be rewarding for beginners and high-level players, mastering him may require adapting to different playstyles and strategies across various skill levels.

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Chuck performs best in Hot Zone when players are just starting out, with a win rate of 71.3% in the lowest trophy bucket. However, his win rate steadily declines as player skill increases, dropping below 50% at the highest trophy levels. While Chuck can be effective for beginners, his performance diminishes significantly against higher-skilled opponents, suggesting that he may not be the best choice for mastering at higher tiers. His learning curve appears manageable, but mastery may be challenging due to his decreasing effectiveness in competitive play.

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Chuck's performance in Knockout is generally consistent across most trophy brackets, with win rates hovering around 40% to 50%. However, there are notable spikes at higher trophies, particularly above 1100, where his win rate climbs significantly, reaching as high as 79.1% in the 1300 trophy bucket. This suggests that Chuck can be a strong choice for players who have mastered the game and are competing at higher levels. For lower-tier players, his performance is more moderate, indicating he may require some skill to play effectively and is not necessarily easy to pick up.

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Chuck's performance in Wipeout shows a mixed trend across different trophy buckets. He has a slight edge in lower-tier matches, with a win rate above 50% in the 0 trophy bucket, but his win rate declines steadily as the competition level increases. At higher tiers, his win rate remains below 50%, indicating that he struggles against more experienced players. While Chuck can be effective for newcomers or those aiming to climb from lower ranks, his overall performance suggests that mastering him may not provide a significant advantage in competitive play.