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Meeple's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent but slightly declining win rate as trophy level increases, with the highest win rate at lower trophies (61.3%) and gradually dropping to around 50% at higher tiers. While Meeple remains playable across all levels, the data suggests that mastery may not provide a significant edge, and the brawler may be more suited for casual or lower-tier play rather than high-level competition. It is neither particularly easy nor difficult to pick up, but its effectiveness tends to diminish as players become more skilled.

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Meeple performs strongest in lower-tier Brawl Ball games, with a win rate of 66.8% in the lowest trophy bucket and showing significant improvement at higher tiers, reaching an impressive 81.8% win rate in the highest bracket. However, performance declines steadily as trophy levels increase, with win rates dropping below 50% in mid-tier brackets. This suggests Meeple may be easier to pick up for casual players but becomes significantly less effective as competition rises, making it less rewarding for those aiming to master and consistently perform at higher levels.

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Meeple performs best in Gem Grab when players are just starting out, with a win rate of 65.9% in the lowest trophy bucket. However, as player skill increases, Meeple's effectiveness declines significantly, with win rates dropping below 50% across most higher-tier buckets. While Meeple can be viable for beginners, mastering the brawler becomes increasingly challenging at higher levels, where performance lags behind more competitive options.

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Meeple's performance in Heist shows a strong start at lower trophy brackets, with a win rate of 55.3% in the 0 trophy bucket. However, as trophy levels increase, the win rate steadily declines, reaching as low as 25.3% in the 700 trophy bucket. While Meeple can be viable for players just starting out or those aiming to climb from lower tiers, the drop-off in performance at higher trophies suggests that mastering Meeple may be challenging and less rewarding for competitive play.

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Meeple performs best in HotZone when players have lower trophies, with a win rate of 62.1% in the lowest bracket. However, as trophy levels increase, Meeple's win rate steadily declines, dropping below 50% at higher tiers. This suggests that while Meeple can be effective for newer or less experienced players, they may struggle against more skilled opponents. Mastery could help improve performance at higher levels, but overall, Meeple appears to be a brawler that is easier to pick up but harder to excel with in competitive play.

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Meeple performs strongest in lower-tier knockout games, with a win rate of 68.3% in the lowest trophy bracket and maintaining solid performance up to around 100 trophies. However, as trophy levels increase beyond that point, Meeple's win rate steadily declines, reaching below 53% across most mid-to-high tiers. The brawler shows a slight resurgence at the very top tier (1500 trophies), but with minimal data points. While Meeple can be effective for players just starting out or those aiming to climb from lower ranks, its performance diminishes significantly in higher-level play, suggesting it may not be the best choice for advanced players looking to master a brawler for competitive success.

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Meeple's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but slightly declining win rate as trophy levels increase, with the highest win rate at lower trophy brackets. While Meeple is somewhat competitive at entry-level play, their effectiveness diminishes as players become more skilled, suggesting that mastering Meeple may be challenging and less rewarding for high-tier competition. The brawler appears easier to pick up but may struggle to keep up in more advanced matches.