Two losses is your stop sign
After two losses in a row you win 36% (n=14); every other game, 60% (n=92).
→ After two losses in a row, take a real break — your record says the third game is the one that costs.
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One of your quietest: 166 ACS, your 6th lowest of 106 matches on record.
3 losses in a row — after two, you win 36% instead of 60%. A break fits your record.
Across your last 20 competitive matches · win rate 50%
→ You finished on a slide. The session closed on three straight losses.
→ It slipped away from you. You opened 2–1 and closed 0–3.
From your own record — only what it carries.
Drawn from your last 106 competitive matches. Open any read to see the matches it counted.
After two losses in a row you win 36% (n=14); every other game, 60% (n=92).
→ After two losses in a row, take a real break — your record says the third game is the one that costs.
315 ACS across 60 wins against 250 across 46 losses — a 65 point spread. You take the matches you score in.
4–6 across your last 10, against 58% over the 96 before them.
You gain 17 RR per win and drop 21 per loss, across the 19 wins and 10 losses with a known change. At that spread an even record still slides.
Rated by rounds won rather than matches: a few matches are a few numbers, the rounds inside them are a sample worth reading. Ordered by how much you have actually played, so the rows with something to say come first.
Your last 50 rating updates.
1,107 landed shots across 430 rounds in your last 20 matches.
Win rate, K/D, ACS, where your shots land — every figure above is something you did. This is the one that counts what was done to you.
81,594 damage dealt and 60,204 taken across 430 rounds in your last 20 matches.