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Poco's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across all trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between 38.4% and 50.2%. While Poco performs slightly better at higher trophies (particularly around 900 trophies), overall results remain below 50% in most brackets. This suggests that while Poco can be effective in certain situations, he may not offer a strong advantage for players looking to dominate in Bounty mode. Mastery could help improve consistency, but the brawler appears to be more of a moderate pick rather than a top-tier choice.

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Poco's performance in Brawl Ball shows a steady improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates rising from 31.3% at lower trophies to over 80% at the highest tiers. While Poco may struggle slightly in the early and mid-tier games, they become significantly stronger as players gain more experience and skill. This suggests that Poco is not the easiest brawler to pick up but can be highly rewarding for those who invest time into mastering their mechanics.

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Poco's performance in Gem Grab shows a gradual improvement as trophy levels increase, peaking around 700 trophies with a win rate of 51.3%. However, the win rate declines slightly at higher tiers. Overall, Poco performs consistently but not exceptionally well across all skill levels, suggesting that while he can be effective in the right circumstances, he may not stand out as a top-tier choice for mastery. His moderate win rates indicate that he is neither particularly easy nor especially difficult to pick up, making him a decent option for players looking for a balanced experience.

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Poco's performance in Hot Zone shows a generally consistent but moderate win rate across most trophy brackets, with a slight upward trend as trophies increase. The highest win rate is observed in the 1100+ trophy bracket at 64.6%, indicating that Poco can be effective in higher-level play. However, overall, Poco's win rates remain below 55% in most brackets, suggesting that while he can perform well in certain situations, he may not stand out as a top-tier choice for mastering. His performance is relatively balanced but doesn't show strong dominance, which might make him easier to pick up but less impactful in competitive play.

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Poco's performance in Knockout is inconsistent across different trophy levels. At lower tiers, win rates are below 50%, indicating challenges for players new to the brawler or those with fewer trophies. However, as trophy levels increase, so does Poco’s win rate, reaching over 79% at the highest tiers. This suggests that while Poco may be difficult to pick up and master initially, he becomes significantly more effective in higher-level play. Players aiming for competitive play might find Poco rewarding once they reach higher trophies, but mastering him requires time and adaptation.

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Poco's performance in Wipeout shows a steady improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates rising from 30.8% at lower trophies to a peak of 54.2% around the 700 trophy bucket. While Poco remains below a 50% win rate in some buckets, particularly at the lowest and highest tiers, overall trends suggest that Poco becomes more effective as players gain experience. This indicates that Poco may be somewhat challenging to pick up initially but can become a reliable choice with practice and higher skill levels. Mastery could lead to strong performance, especially between 500–700 trophies.