Masters and Pro

The best brawlers at the top of Ranked

Built only from Ranked matches where the lobby averaged Masters I or above.

The most picked brawlers at Masters and Pro right now are Gus, Colette, and Max, with pick rates of 42.5%, 35.7%, and 31.1%. Wendy, Shade, and Amber have the highest win rates, at 60.3%, 58.4%, and 57.7%.

Sample 254,429 matches since the September 1, 2026 balance patch, through October 9, 2026

Tier lists

Pick rate comes first. On the other Ranked pages a low pick rate can mean players do not own the brawler yet, or that it is simply less popular. Players at this rank own nearly the whole roster, so a low pick rate here means the best players choose not to play it.

Rank by
Mode
Class

S

24.8 - 42.5%

A

11.6 - 20.2%

B

6.0 - 11.3%

C

1.5 - 4.9%

D

0.7 - 1.3%

E

0.4 - 0.6%

F

0.1 - 0.3%

Best brawlers by mode

The same matches split by Ranked mode: the five brawlers with the highest win rate and the five most picked in each. Every name links to the brawler's own page.

Highest win rate

  1. Wendy62.8%
  2. Shade60.3%
  3. Tara59.1%
  4. Nita57.7%
  5. Amber57.2%

Most picked

  1. Rico49.0%
  2. Gus44.8%
  3. Colette42.5%
  4. Stu35.6%
  5. El Primo29.9%
How these numbers are made
  • Only Ranked matches count, and only those where the six players' average rank was Masters I or higher. Pro players are included. They are a few dozen worldwide, too few for a list of their own, so there is no separate Pro page.
  • The matches come from following the battle logs of players seen at Masters. Every Masters player they meet joins the list, and a player not seen at Masters for a week leaves it.
  • The lists count only matches played after the September 1, 2026 balance patch, so every number describes one version of the game. They are rebuilt several times a day; the sample at the top is the number of matches since that patch. In the first days after a patch, while that sample is still small, the lists fall back to the last 10 weeks and the sample line says so.
  • Both the number of matches and who plays at Masters swing across a Ranked season. Right after a reset the players at Masters are the fastest climbers, so the lists can move for reasons that have nothing to do with balance changes.
  • Each tier list pools every Ranked map and mode, weighted by matches, so a brawler's rate is its rate across the Masters matches it was actually played in. Gem Grab has more maps in the pool and so carries a little more weight, as it does in Ranked itself. The mode picker shows the same list within one mode. A brawler with too few Masters matches is left out of a mode's list, or of all of them. Pick rate counts all six slots of a match, so pick rates add up to about 600% rather than 100%; read it as a ranking.
  • Pick rate leads because ownership is nearly complete at this rank. Win rate comes second because a brawler picked rarely can post an extreme win rate on few matches; the list already leaves out brawlers with too few Masters matches, so read the win rate order with the pick rate beside it.