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Leon's performance in Bounty mode shows a mixed but generally consistent trend. At lower trophy levels, he performs slightly above average with a win rate just over 50%, and his performance improves notably at the highest trophy bucket (1200), where he achieves an impressive win rate of 78.4%. However, as trophies increase beyond 0, his win rate fluctuates, often dipping below 50% in mid-tier brackets. This suggests that Leon can be effective for players at the very top of the rankings but may struggle to maintain a strong edge in the middle tiers. While he isn't consistently dominant across all levels, his high-end performance indicates potential value for skilled players looking to master him.

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Leon's performance in Brawl Ball shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, hovering just below 50% in the mid-tier ranges. However, as trophies increase beyond 1100, his win rate significantly improves, reaching over 70% at 1200 trophies and even surpassing 90% at 1500 trophies. This suggests that Leon may be more effective for players with higher skill levels or those who have mastered the game's mechanics. While he is not a strong pick-up option for casual players, he can become a formidable choice for those aiming to compete at higher tiers.

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Leon's performance in Gem Grab is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 47% and 64%. His highest win rate occurs in the 1200+ trophy bucket at 63.8%, suggesting he can be effective for high-level players. However, his overall win rate remains below 52% in most brackets, indicating that while Leon can perform well in certain situations, he may not stand out as a top-tier choice for this mode. Players looking for reliability might find him somewhat inconsistent, and mastering him could require adapting to his performance trends across different skill levels.

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Leon's performance in Heist mode shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across all trophy buckets, with the highest win rate of 47.1% in the 100 trophy bucket and a low of 36.7% in the 300 trophy bucket. While he performs reasonably well in lower-tier matches, his win rates tend to dip as the competition increases. His overall win rate hovers around 40-47%, which suggests that Leon is neither particularly strong nor weak in Heist, but may not stand out compared to other brawlers. Players looking for a reliable but not dominant option might find him acceptable, though he may not be the best choice for those aiming to climb rapidly or dominate high-tier matches.

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Leon's performance in Hot Zone is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 40.6% and 49.4%. While he shows slight improvements at mid-tier trophies (around 700-900), his overall win rate remains below 50%, indicating that he may not be the most competitive choice in this mode. His performance suggests that Leon is neither particularly strong nor overly difficult to pick up, but he may not offer a significant advantage for players aiming to climb quickly.

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Leon's performance in Knockout is fairly consistent across most trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 50%. He shows slight improvements in mid-tier trophies (around 100-400) and performs notably better at the highest levels (1300+), where his win rate exceeds 75%. However, his performance drops below 50% in the lowest and highest trophy brackets. This suggests that Leon may be a solid choice for players in the mid to high-tier ranges but might not be the most reliable option for beginners or top-level competitors. Mastery could provide an edge at higher levels, but he isn't overwhelmingly strong across all skill levels.

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Leon's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across all trophy buckets, with his highest win rate reaching 54.9% in the 1100+ trophy bucket. While he demonstrates potential at higher levels of play, his overall win rates remain below 50% in most brackets, suggesting that mastering Leon may require significant skill and strategic adaptation. His learning curve appears moderate, but consistent success with him seems challenging without deep understanding of match dynamics and positioning.