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Draco's performance in Bounty mode shows a steady decline as trophy levels increase, with his highest win rate of 56.3% at lower trophies and gradually dropping to around 44% at higher tiers. While he performs reasonably well in the lower brackets, his effectiveness diminishes significantly as the competition intensifies. Mastery may offer some advantages, but overall, Draco appears to be a brawler that struggles against stronger opposition, suggesting he might not be the best choice for high-level play or those looking for consistent performance across all tiers.

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Draco performs strongest in Brawl Ball when players are just starting out, with a win rate of 71.1% in the lowest trophy bucket. However, as player skill increases, his win rate steadily declines across most trophy ranges, hovering around 55% for mid to high-level players. Only at the highest trophies does his performance improve again, though these data points are based on relatively few games. This suggests Draco may be easier to pick up but less effective against stronger opposition, making him a decent choice for newcomers but potentially less rewarding for those aiming to master the game at higher levels.

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Draco's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, with his highest win rates observed at lower and higher tiers (0 trophies and 1200+ trophies). However, his win rate steadily declines as the competition increases from 0 to around 1000 trophies. While he remains playable throughout all levels of play, his performance is strongest in highly competitive environments and weakest in mid-tier brackets. This suggests that Draco may be more effective for players aiming for high-level competition but less dominant in the middle ranges. Mastery could provide an edge at higher tiers, while beginners might find him somewhat challenging to consistently succeed with in the mid-game range.

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Draco's performance in Heist shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, with notable peaks at higher trophies (64% win rate in the 1100+ bracket) and dips in the mid-tier ranges. While his overall win rate remains above 50%, it never significantly exceeds this mark, suggesting that Draco is neither particularly strong nor weak in Heist. His performance indicates he can be a reliable choice for players looking to maintain a steady win rate without requiring extensive mastery. However, his lack of standout dominance may mean he's not the best pick for those aiming to climb rapidly or compete at the highest levels.

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Draco's performance in Hot Zone shows a generally consistent win rate across various trophy ranges, with notable peaks in the 1100 and 1200 trophy buckets. While his win rate fluctuates between 55% and 75%, he maintains a solid presence in most tiers, suggesting that Draco can be effective for players of varying skill levels. His higher win rates at the top tiers indicate that he may become more rewarding as players master his mechanics, implying that Draco could be worth mastering but might require some time to fully understand his potential.

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Draco performs best in the lower trophy brackets, with a win rate above 60% for players with 0 trophies. As trophy levels increase, his win rate gradually declines, reaching as low as 48.7% in the 200–300 trophy range before slightly improving again at higher tiers. While Draco shows potential in high-tier play, his overall consistency is strongest among newer or lower-skilled players. Mastery may offer benefits at the top tiers, but he appears less dominant compared to other brawlers in competitive settings.