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Finx performs reasonably well in Bounty mode across various trophy ranges, with a win rate that remains consistently above 50% even at higher trophies. The highest win rates are observed in the lower and mid-tier trophy brackets, suggesting Finx may be more effective for players who are still developing their skills or playing at a competitive but not elite level. As trophy levels increase, the win rate gradually decreases, indicating that mastering Finx might become more challenging against top-tier opponents. While Finx is not difficult to pick up, his effectiveness tends to diminish in higher-level play, which may influence whether he's worth investing significant time into for advanced players.

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Finx performs strongest in lower-tier Brawl Ball games, with a win rate of 76.6% in the lowest trophy bucket and maintaining solid performance as trophies increase, peaking at 88.3% in the highest tier. However, his overall win rates dip below 60% across most mid to high-tier buckets. This suggests that while Finx can be effective for players just starting out or those aiming for high-tier competition, he may struggle in the middle tiers and require precise play to succeed consistently. Mastery could yield strong results at the top levels, but his performance is inconsistent elsewhere.

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Finx performs best in Gem Grab when players are just starting out, with a win rate of 72.9% in the lowest trophy bucket. As player skill increases, Finx's win rate gradually declines, reaching as low as 53.8% at higher trophy levels before slightly improving again at the very top. This suggests that while Finx can be effective for newer players, his performance drops significantly against more experienced opponents, making him less viable for high-level competition. Mastery may offer some advantages at the highest tiers, but overall, he appears to be a moderate pick-up with limited long-term potential in Gem Grab.

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Finx performs reasonably well in Heist across various trophy ranges, with a win rate peaking at 66.1% for lower-tier players and maintaining above 50% win rates throughout most brackets. However, the win rate fluctuates and declines slightly in higher tiers, suggesting that while Finx is accessible to new players, his effectiveness may diminish as competition increases. This indicates that Finx can be a solid choice for casual play but may require more skill or strategic use to excel at higher levels.

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Finx performs consistently well in Hot Zone across most trophy ranges, with a win rate above 60% in nearly all brackets. The highest win rates are observed in the top-tier trophies (1200+), where Finx achieves an impressive 79.5% win rate. However, there is a slight decline in performance at lower and mid-tier trophies, with win rates dropping to around 56-64%. Overall, Finx shows strong potential and remains competitive across different skill levels, suggesting that the brawler can be rewarding for players willing to invest time into mastering its mechanics.

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Finx performs best in lower trophy brackets, with a win rate of 71.7% at trophy level 0, showing strong viability for new players or those just starting out in Knockout. However, as the trophy levels increase, Finx's win rate steadily declines, reaching as low as 53.5% at trophy bucket 1000 before slightly improving again at higher tiers. This suggests that while Finx can be effective in casual play, his performance drops significantly in competitive settings, making him less reliable for high-level players. Mastery may not yield substantial rewards due to inconsistent performance across different skill levels.

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Finx performs consistently across all trophy buckets in Wipeout, with win rates generally hovering just above or around 50%. Notably, Finx shows stronger performance at higher trophies, reaching a win rate of 62.4% in the 1100+ bucket. While not overwhelmingly dominant, Finx maintains steady viability throughout all levels of play, suggesting that the brawler is neither particularly difficult to pick up nor exceptionally challenging to master.