Commentary:

Gray performs reasonably well in Bounty mode across most trophy ranges, with win rates generally hovering around 50-60%. Notably, Gray shows strong performance at higher trophies (1200+), achieving a win rate of over 70% in the 1200 and 1300 trophy buckets. However, win rates dip slightly below 55% in mid-tier ranges. This suggests that while Gray can be effective for players with high skill levels, he may require more strategic play in lower to mid-tier matches. Overall, Gray appears to be a viable choice for those looking to master him, especially at higher trophies, but may not be the easiest brawler to pick up for beginners.

Commentary:

Gray performs reasonably well in Brawl Ball, with a win rate above 50% in lower trophy brackets, indicating that he can be effective for players just starting out or those aiming for casual victories. However, as the trophy level increases, his win rate declines significantly, dropping below 50% in most mid-tier brackets and only showing strong performance in the highest tiers with very limited data. This suggests that Gray may not scale well into higher-level play and could be challenging to master at competitive levels, though he remains a viable option for players in lower-tier matches.

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Gray's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent, but not outstanding track record across most trophy brackets. The win rate fluctuates between 45% and 71%, with the highest win rate occurring in the 1100+ trophy bucket, suggesting that Gray may be more effective in higher-level play. However, the majority of data points fall below 50%, indicating that Gray is not a dominant choice in most scenarios. While there are moments where Gray performs well, overall, he appears to be a moderate pick that may require specific strategies to be competitive. Mastery could lead to better results, but he does not stand out as an easy or highly rewarding brawler to learn.

Commentary:

Gray's performance in Heist is consistently below average across all trophy brackets, with win rates ranging from 28.1% to 45.1%. The highest win rate occurs in the 100 trophy bucket, but even there, it remains well under 50%. Overall, Gray struggles to secure wins, suggesting that the brawler may not be ideal for players looking to climb quickly or dominate in Heist. While not entirely unplayable, mastering Gray in this mode appears challenging and may not offer strong returns for the effort invested.

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Gray performs consistently in Hot Zone across all trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 42.7% and 84%. The brawler shows a notable increase in performance at higher trophy brackets, achieving an impressive 84% win rate at the 1300 trophy level. While Gray is not dominant in lower-tier matches, they become significantly stronger as players progress, suggesting that mastering Gray may yield strong results for experienced players. However, their moderate win rates in mid-tier ranges indicate that they might require some time to get used to, making them somewhat challenging to pick up effectively.

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Gray performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Knockout mode, with win rates generally hovering around 53% to 54% for most tiers. However, as the trophy bucket increases beyond 1000, Gray's performance improves significantly, reaching a win rate of 89.2% in the highest tier (1900). This suggests that while Gray may not be the strongest choice at lower levels, he becomes increasingly effective as players gain experience and skill. Overall, Gray appears to be a brawler that rewards mastery and performs exceptionally well for high-level players.

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Gray's performance in Wipeout is fairly consistent across different trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between approximately 41% and 53%. The highest win rate occurs at the 900 trophy bracket, suggesting Gray may perform slightly better as players become more skilled. However, overall, Gray does not show a clear advantage or disadvantage in this mode. While not exceptionally strong, Gray is also not significantly weak, making him a viable option for those looking to experiment with different brawlers without requiring extensive mastery.