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Lola's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent win rate across different trophy brackets, with slight fluctuations. She performs slightly below average in lower and higher-tier matches but maintains a steady performance around the 50% mark in most ranges. Her win rate peaks near the 800 trophy bucket, suggesting she can be effective in mid to high-level play. While not overwhelmingly dominant, Lola's stats indicate she is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly weak, making her a viable option for players looking to experiment or rotate their roster without committing heavy time investment.

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Lola's performance in Brawl Ball shows a gradual improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates rising from around 48% at lower tiers to over 80% in the highest brackets. While she struggles slightly in the mid-tier ranges, her overall trajectory suggests that she becomes significantly stronger as players gain more experience and skill. This indicates that Lola may be somewhat challenging to pick up initially but can become a powerful choice for those who invest time into mastering her mechanics.

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Lola's performance in Gem Grab shows a mixed trend across different trophy brackets. She performs slightly above average in lower-tier matches, with win rates hovering just over 50%, but her effectiveness drops as the competition increases, with win rates dipping below 50% in mid to high-level play. However, at the highest trophy brackets (1300+), she shows a significant improvement, achieving win rates above 78%. This suggests that Lola may be more effective in highly competitive environments, though her overall consistency is uneven. Mastery could yield strong results in top-tier play, but she may not be the best choice for players looking for reliable performance across all levels.

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Lola's performance in Heist shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, with her win rate fluctuating between 43% and 55%. She performs slightly better at higher trophies, reaching a notable 73.5% win rate in the 1100+ trophy bucket, suggesting she can be effective when played by more experienced players. However, her overall performance remains average, indicating that while she is not difficult to pick up, she may not stand out as a top-tier choice for mastery in Heist.

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Lola's performance in Hot Zone is consistently around average across all trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between 42.5% and 55.2%. While she shows slight improvements at higher trophies, her overall performance remains relatively stable without significant standout moments. This suggests that Lola can be a reliable choice for players looking for consistency but may not offer the high reward or unique playstyle that makes a brawler particularly worth mastering. She is neither especially easy nor particularly difficult to pick up, making her a solid but unremarkable option in Hot Zone.

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Lola's performance in Knockout shows a generally consistent but slightly below-average win rate across most trophy brackets, with her best results appearing at higher tiers. While she performs reasonably well for players in the lower and mid-tier ranges, her win rate drops significantly as the competition increases, making her less effective in high-level play. This suggests that Lola may not be the strongest choice for competitive players aiming to climb the ranks, though she can still be a viable option for those looking for a more casual or easier-to-pick-up experience.

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Lola's performance in Wipeout is consistently around average across all trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between 42% and 51%. She shows slight improvements in mid-tier trophies but struggles slightly at both the lower and higher ends. While she is neither exceptionally strong nor clearly weak, her performance suggests that she may not offer a significant advantage for players aiming to climb quickly. Mastery of Lola might provide some consistency, but she does not stand out as a must-learn brawler for competitive play.