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El Primo's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally low win rate across all trophy brackets, with the highest win rates observed in the 800 and 900 trophy ranges. However, even at these levels, the win rate remains below 50%. The brawler struggles to maintain consistent success, particularly in lower and mid-tier trophies. While there are slight improvements in certain brackets, overall performance suggests that El Primo may not be the most effective choice for players looking to consistently secure wins in Bounty mode. Mastery of this brawler might offer some strategic advantages, but it does not appear to be a strong or reliable option for competitive play.

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El Primo's performance in Brawl Ball shows a gradual improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates rising from 43.7% at lower trophies to over 85% in the highest bracket. While he struggles slightly below trophy level 600, his win rate consistently improves and peaks strongly in the top tiers. This suggests that El Primo may be challenging to pick up initially but becomes a powerful choice for players with higher skill levels and experience. Mastery seems beneficial, especially at higher trophies where his performance significantly outpaces the average.

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El Primo's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across all trophy buckets, with the highest win rates observed in the 800 and 1100 trophy ranges. While there are moments of strength—such as a 48.8% win rate at 1100 trophies—the overall trend remains below 50%, indicating that El Primo is not particularly dominant in this mode. Players looking for a high-performing brawler may find better results elsewhere, though El Primo's performance does suggest he can be competitive in higher-tier play with sufficient skill and strategy.

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El Primo's performance in Heist mode shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across all trophy brackets, with the highest win rate of 48.4% in the 900 trophy bucket and the lowest at 38.9% in the 100 trophy bucket. While his win rates rarely dip below 39%, they also seldom exceed 50%. This suggests that El Primo is neither particularly strong nor weak in Heist, making him a fairly average pick. Players looking for a brawler with clear advantages may find others more rewarding, while those who enjoy a balanced and predictable experience might find El Primo acceptable. Mastery of El Primo does not seem to provide a significant edge, as his performance remains relatively flat across different skill levels.

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El Primo's performance in Hot Zone is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 36.3% and 47.9%. While his highest win rate occurs at the lowest trophy bucket, he maintains a solid presence throughout all tiers, never dipping below 38.4%. His overall win rate averages around 41%, indicating that he is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly weak in this mode. Players looking for a reliable but not dominant option may find El Primo to be a decent choice, though mastery does not seem to provide a significant edge over other brawlers.

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El Primo's performance in Knockout shows a steady increase in win rate as trophy level rises, peaking at 59.8% win rate in the highest trophy bucket (1100+). However, his overall win rates remain below 50% across most tiers, indicating that he struggles to consistently outperform opponents. While El Primo becomes significantly stronger at higher levels, his lower-tier performance suggests he may be challenging for newer or less experienced players to pick up and succeed with. Mastery could lead to strong results, but it appears he requires a high level of skill to excel.

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El Primo's performance in Wipeout shows a steady but inconsistent trend across different trophy brackets. While his win rate is below 50% in the lowest tier, it improves significantly as trophies increase, peaking around 46.1% in the 800 trophy bucket before slightly declining at higher levels. Overall, El Primo demonstrates potential for players looking to climb mid-tier rankings but may require more skill and adaptability to consistently perform well in higher brackets. Mastery could be rewarding, though it may present a learning curve for new players aiming for top-tier success.