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Spike's performance in Bounty mode shows a steady decline as trophy levels increase, with win rates dropping from 60.7% at lower tiers to as low as 42.7% at higher ones. While Spike performs reasonably well for players just starting out, his effectiveness diminishes significantly at higher trophy brackets. This suggests that Spike may be easier to pick up but less impactful in competitive play, making him a decent choice for casual players rather than a top-tier option for mastery.

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Spike performs reasonably well in Brawl Ball, with a win rate that remains consistently above 47% across most trophy ranges. However, his performance declines slightly at higher trophies, where the win rate drops below 50%. That said, Spike shows strong potential at the highest tiers, with a win rate exceeding 80% among top-tier players. While he may not be the easiest brawler to pick up due to the need for precise timing and positioning, his high ceiling makes him worth mastering for those looking to compete at elite levels.

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Spike performs consistently across all trophy ranges in Gem Grab, with win rates generally hovering just above or below 50%. While he shows slight improvements in higher-tier trophies (notably above 1200), his overall performance remains balanced but not exceptional. Spike is a solid choice for players looking for reliability rather than dominance, and his mechanics appear to be neither overly complex nor too simplistic, making him reasonably accessible to master.

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Spike's performance in Heist shows a generally consistent win rate across all trophy buckets, with his highest win rates observed at lower and higher trophy ranges. His win rate peaks at 59.7% in the 1100 and 1200 trophy buckets, indicating he can be effective when players are either starting out or highly skilled. However, his win rate dips below 50% in some mid-tier trophies, suggesting potential challenges in moderate skill levels. Overall, Spike appears to be a viable choice for players looking to master him, though his performance may vary depending on the competitive level.

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Spike's performance in Hot Zone shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, peaking slightly above 50% in mid-tier ranges and dipping below 50% in higher tiers. While he maintains a solid presence in the lower to mid-level game, his effectiveness seems to decline as the competition increases, with win rates dropping notably above 800 trophies. This suggests that Spike may be easier to pick up for casual players but less dominant in high-level play, making him potentially less rewarding for those aiming to master the highest tiers of competition.

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Spike's win rate in Knockout decreases steadily as trophy level increases, with a notable dip below 50% for most mid-to-high-tier brackets. While he performs reasonably well at lower tiers (with a win rate above 55% for trophies under 100), his effectiveness declines significantly as the competition intensifies. At higher tiers, Spike shows a marked improvement again, but only with very limited data points. This suggests that Spike may be easier to pick up and use effectively in casual play, but struggles against more experienced players, making him less rewarding for those aiming to master high-tier competitive play.

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Spike's performance in Wipeout shows a steady improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates gradually rising from just below 50% at lower trophies to over 60% at the highest tiers. While Spike is not overwhelmingly dominant across all skill levels, he becomes significantly stronger in higher-tier matches, suggesting that mastering him can yield strong results for experienced players. However, his moderate win rate at lower trophy brackets indicates that he may require some time and practice to become effective, making him a bit challenging to pick up for newcomers.