Two losses is your stop sign
After two losses in a row you win 27% (n=11); every other game, 50% (n=38).
→ 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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3 losses in a row — after two, you win 27% instead of 50%. A break fits your record.
Across your last 20 competitive matches · win rate 35%
From your own record — only what it carries.
Drawn from your last 49 competitive matches. Open any read to see the matches it counted.
After two losses in a row you win 27% (n=11); every other game, 50% (n=38).
→ After two losses in a row, take a real break — your record says the third game is the one that costs.
250 ACS across 22 wins against 203 across 27 losses — a 47 point spread. You take the matches you score in.
You are 9–2 in the 11 matches decided by 2 rounds or fewer, against 45% across all 49.
→ You finished on a slide. The session closed on three straight losses.
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.
All 50 matches on record, draws and remakes included. Every figure above counts only the 49 that ended with a result.
779 landed shots across 419 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.
61,904 damage dealt and 56,989 taken across 419 rounds in your last 20 matches.