Best Brawlers for Maps in Brawl Stars
Every map plays differently, and the best brawler on one map can be a weak pick on the next. This page explains how to read a map before you choose, links to observed win rates for each current Ranked map, and shows how BrawlPick recommends a brawler for the exact map you are about to play.
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How to choose a brawler for a specific map
Look at four things before you pick:
- Sightlines. Long open lanes reward range; you can deal damage without being reached.
- Walls. Lots of cover favours throwers, who attack over it, and brawlers that can break it open.
- Bushes. Heavy bush cover rewards ambushers and punishes teams without a way to check bushes.
- Where the objective sits. A central gem mine or zone rewards control; a safe or goal behind walls rewards burst or wall-breaking.
Then check the mode's win condition — the mode guides cover that for Gem Grab, Brawl Ball, Heist, Hot Zone, Knockout and Bounty.
Best brawlers for each current Ranked map
Observed win rates, sample sizes and the most-played brawlers for each map in the current Ranked rotation, from BrawlPick's own battle data. Maps without enough data are left out rather than shown with misleading numbers.
Gem Grab
Brawl Ball
Heist
Hot Zone
Knockout
How BrawlPick recommends a brawler for your map
Choose the mode and map and BrawlPick ranks the brawlers for that situation. It combines map and mode fit (including the map's layout type), observed win rates on that map where enough battles exist, and — in Ranked — counters, synergy and role balance from the draft. Each recommendation shows its reasons, for example "Strong map fit" or "Good mode fit".
Add the brawlers you own, or import them from your player tag, and recommendations stick to brawlers you can play. Power level only decides eligibility (Power 9+, as in Ranked); it is never part of the score.
Map questions
What brawler should I use on this map?
Start from the layout and the mode's objective, then shortlist brawlers that are doing well there in the observed data. If the map is in the current Ranked rotation, its page above shows the numbers; for a recommendation that also accounts for your team and the enemy, use the picker.
Is the highest win rate on a map always the best choice?
No. Small samples produce extreme numbers, and a win rate reflects the drafts a brawler was picked into. That's why the map pages show a 95% range and order brawlers so that thin samples don't headline the list.
Related guides
Compare brawler win rates by map, with sample sizes and update dates shown.
A step-by-step way to choose a brawler: mode, map, bans, your team and the enemy picks.
Find the right brawler for Ranked, based on the map, the draft and the brawlers you own.
What to choose for Gem Grab: mid control, a safe gem carrier and map-by-map data.
Which brawler for your next map?
Choose your mode and map in BrawlPick and get a recommended brawler, with the reasons it fits that layout.
Find the best brawler for your map