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 Max, Stu, and Rico, with pick rates of 36.4%, 31.5%, and 26.0%. Wendy, Amber, and Shade have the highest win rates, at 62.9%, 57.3%, and 56.7%.

Sample 547,228 matches from the last 10 weeks, through September 20, 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.

S

25.6 - 36.4%

A

14.4 - 24.9%

B

9.5 - 14.0%

C

4.4 - 9.2%

D

2.1 - 4.2%

E

1.3 - 2.0%

F

0.7 - 1.1%

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. Wendy65.4%
  2. Bolt58.2%
  3. Shade56.2%
  4. Emz55.8%
  5. Ash55.5%

Most picked

  1. Stu51.9%
  2. Max42.6%
  3. Rico39.6%
  4. Meg37.1%
  5. Griff33.4%
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 cover the last 10 weeks of matches and are rebuilt several times a day. The sample at the top is the number of matches in that window.
  • 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 a brawler with too few Masters matches is left out. Win rate and Star Player rate are averaged over the six Ranked modes with equal weight. 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.