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Squeak performs reasonably well in Bounty mode across most trophy ranges, with win rates generally hovering around 50-60%. Notably, Squeak shows stronger performance at higher trophies, achieving a win rate of 76.8% in the 1300+ bucket, suggesting potential for high-tier play. However, the overall consistency is moderate, indicating that while Squeak can be effective, it may require some effort to master and optimize strategies for competitive success.

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Squeak performs reasonably well in Brawl Ball at lower trophy brackets, with a win rate above 50% for players with less than 100 trophies. However, as the trophy level increases, the win rate steadily declines, reaching below 50% for most tiers and only showing significant improvement again at the highest levels (above 1100 trophies). This suggests that Squeak may be easier to pick up and use effectively in casual play but becomes less competitive at higher skill levels. Mastery might offer better results in top-tier play, but overall, Squeak is not consistently strong across all tiers.

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Squeak's performance in Gem Grab shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, with a slight dip in lower and higher tiers. While Squeak performs reasonably well in the mid-tier ranges (around 50% win rate), there are noticeable declines in both very high and very low trophy brackets. The brawler demonstrates stronger performance at the highest levels, but these samples are relatively small. Overall, Squeak may not be the most dominant choice for Gem Grab, but it can still be a viable option with proper play. Mastery could offer some advantages, particularly in higher-tier gameplay, though it may require more effort to stand out compared to other brawlers.

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Squeak's performance in Heist shows a steady decline as trophy levels increase, with win rates starting at 58.2% for lower-tier players and dropping to below 40% at the highest tiers. While Squeak is reasonably effective for beginners, his win rate significantly decreases as competition increases, suggesting that mastering him may be challenging and less rewarding in higher-level play.

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Squeak's performance in Hot Zone shows a generally consistent but slightly declining win rate as trophy levels increase, with the highest win rate at lower trophies (59.7%) and a gradual drop to around 42.8% at higher tiers. While Squeak remains somewhat viable at lower and mid-tier trophies, his effectiveness noticeably diminishes in higher-level play. This suggests that Squeak may be easier to pick up for casual players but less impactful in competitive settings. Mastery might not yield significant returns due to the overall trend of decreasing performance with experience.

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Squeak performs consistently in Knockout, with win rates generally hovering just above 50% across most trophy brackets. The brawler shows a slight decline in performance at higher trophies, but maintains a strong presence even in the highest tiers, where win rates can exceed 80%. While not dominating the meta, Squeak offers reliable performance and remains competitive, suggesting it is worth mastering for players looking to capitalize on its strengths in high-level play. Its moderate learning curve makes it accessible to most players.

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Squeak's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent win rate across most trophy brackets, with a slight upward trend as trophies increase. While Squeak performs reasonably well in mid-tier tiers, the win rate peaks significantly in higher-tier brackets (1200+ trophies), where it exceeds 85% in several cases. This suggests that while Squeak may not be the strongest choice for beginners or casual players, it becomes a formidable option at higher levels of play. Mastery could yield strong results, but the brawler may require more skill to fully utilize its potential effectively.