RankedCompetitive only

Ranked maps

Wendy, Shade and Bo are the best brawlers in Ranked right now (as of 13 October 2026), across every map in the pool. Wendy leads with a 55.0% adjusted win rate over 85,641 decided battles. Each map below has its own answer.

The strongest brawlers on each map in the current Ranked rotation, from sampled competitive battles only.

  • 653,981 Ranked battles
  • Sampled
  • 26 of 26 maps with a pick

Season in progress

After season 48

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Season 48 ended on 17 September 2026. A new season started that day, but its number and trial brawlers have not been published yet.

Knockout

Bounty

Brawl Ball

Gem Grab

Heist

Hot Zone

Where everyone actually is

Every rung of the Ranked ladder across 10,146 sampled players. The game publishes no rank distribution; this is measured from what the sampler sees.

  1. Pro0.2%
  2. Masters III1.3%
  3. Masters II3.9%
  4. Masters I11.0%
  5. Legendary III3.1%
  6. Legendary II4.9%
  7. Legendary I10.6%
  8. Mythic III6.8%
  9. Mythic II11.1%
  10. Mythic I14.7%
  11. Diamond III3.1%
  12. Diamond II3.7%
  13. Diamond I5.6%
  14. Gold III3.2%
  15. Gold II4.6%
  16. Gold I5.7%
  17. Silver III2.3%
  18. Silver II1.8%
  19. Silver I1.4%
  20. Bronze III0.1%
  21. Bronze II0.1%
  22. Bronze I0.6%

Sampled from players reachable through the global leaderboards and their recent opponents, so it leans slightly toward more active accounts than the game as a whole. Players who have not played Ranked this season are excluded rather than counted at the bottom.

How these picks are chosen

Trophy-ladder games are excluded entirely. Ranked matchmaking pairs comparable opponents, so what is left reflects the brawler rather than who was holding it, and Ranked has carried no modifiers since the February 2025 rework — every battle counted here is the plain mode on the plain map.

Every map is scored against the same 50.0% sample-wide Ranked average, and each brawler’s handful of battles on one map is weighed against its overall Ranked form. A map needs real evidence to move a brawler off that.

Which maps appear is taken from the season’s published pool rather than from our own samples, so the board matches the rotation the day it changes. Map names are recorded on newly sampled battles only and a battle log reaches back about 25 matches, so a map that has just entered the pool carries no picks for a day or two after it does.