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Best Brawlers for Ball Hog

Which brawler should you pick on Ball Hog? These are the win rates BrawlPick observed for 81 brawlers on this Basket Brawl map, from about 1,799 battles. The most reliable strong performer was Cosmo, winning 73% of 196 games.

Data last updated .

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Strongest observed brawlers on Ball Hog

Ordered by the low end of each brawler's 95% range, not by raw win rate, so a high number from a small sample doesn't jump to the top. The range shows how far the true win rate could plausibly be from the observed one.

#BrawlerWin rate95% rangeGames
173%66–79%196
268.6%63–74%274
373.4%61–83%64*
467.1%59–74%158
569.6%57–80%56*
662.6%55–69%182
760%54–66%255
865.6%53–76%64*
962.4%53–71%109*
1062.9%53–72%97*

* Fewer than 150 games: a limited sample, so the range is wide.

What the data says about Ball Hog

  • Support brawlers are over-represented at the top: 3 of the 10 strongest, against about 1.1 you would expect from their share of the full table.
  • The most played brawler here, Colt (461 games), ranks #28 by reliability — popular is not the same as strong on this map.

Classes are the official in-game classes. These are descriptions of the observed games, not causes.

Promising, but not enough games yet

These brawlers won often on Ball Hog but appear in fewer than 150 observed games, so their win rate is much less certain.

BrawlerWin rate95% rangeGames
65.7%49–79%35*
64.4%52–75%59*
63.5%53–73%85*
61.8%49–73%55*
60.2%51–69%103*

Most played on Ball Hog

Brawlers that appeared in the most observed games. Popular is not the same as strong — compare the win rates.

BrawlerWin rate95% rangeGames
48.8%44–53%461
52.2%47–57%427
52.7%48–57%412
49.3%44–54%406
48.7%44–54%355

Lowest observed win rates

Brawlers whose win rate on Ball Hog was clearly below 50% in this sample, even allowing for its size. This can reflect the map, the drafts they were picked into, or who played them — not necessarily that the brawler can't work here.

BrawlerWin rate95% rangeGames
20.6%14–30%97*
25.5%15–39%47*
31.9%25–40%138*
29.4%19–43%51*
31.4%22–43%70*
All 81 brawlers on Ball Hog
#BrawlerWin rate95% rangeGames
173%66–79%196
268.6%63–74%274
373.4%61–83%64*
467.1%59–74%158
569.6%57–80%56*
662.6%55–69%182
760%54–66%255
865.6%53–76%64*
962.4%53–71%109*
1062.9%53–72%97*
1163.5%53–73%85*
1259%53–65%239
1358.2%52–64%225
1464.4%52–75%59*
1560.2%51–69%103*
1665.7%49–79%35*
1761.8%49–73%55*
1852.7%48–57%412
1959.7%48–71%67*
2055.4%48–63%157
2152.2%47–57%427
2255.2%46–64%116*
2351.3%46–56%353
2453.9%46–62%141*
2550.9%45–57%265
2660%45–74%40*
2749.3%44–54%406
2848.8%44–53%461
2948.7%44–54%355
3054.7%43–65%75*
3152.5%43–62%99*
3252.3%42–63%86*
3350%40–60%100*
3446.3%40–53%242
3549.5%40–59%101*
3650%40–60%90*
3745.2%39–51%270
3851.8%39–64%56*
3944.8%39–51%241
4048.4%39–58%93*
4146.3%38–55%136*
4245.4%37–54%141*
4346.2%37–56%106*
4452.9%37–69%34*
4552.9%37–69%34*
4650%36–64%48*
4743.3%36–51%171
4842.7%36–50%192
4942.8%36–50%173
5044.9%35–55%89*
5148%35–61%50*
5243%35–52%128*
5346.7%35–59%60*
5443.9%34–54%98*
5547.9%34–62%48*
5648.7%33–64%37*
5739.2%33–45%255
5844.6%33–57%65*
5944.1%33–56%68*
6042.7%33–53%82*
6148.4%32–65%31*
6247.2%32–63%36*
6342.3%31–54%71*
6438.5%30–48%104*
6537%29–45%138*
6640.4%28–54%52*
6742.4%27–59%33*
6835.6%27–45%104*
6939.6%27–54%48*
7037.3%26–50%59*
7140%26–56%35*
7237%25–50%54*
7334.1%25–45%85*
7431.9%25–40%138*
7534.4%24–47%61*
7631.4%22–43%70*
7733.3%21–49%39*
7829.4%19–43%51*
7931.4%19–48%35*
8025.5%15–39%47*
8120.6%14–30%97*

26 more brawlers were seen on Ball Hog with fewer than 30 games and are not rated.

How to use these numbers

These are observed results, not a prediction. A win rate also reflects who played the brawler and the drafts it was picked into: a brawler that is usually chosen as a counter will look stronger than it would as a blind first pick.

Use the table to shortlist brawlers for Ball Hog, then decide from your draft: what was banned, what your team needs and what the enemy picked. That last step is what the BrawlPick picker does for you — it weighs these numbers together with counters, synergy and role balance, so its recommendation is not simply this table sorted by win rate.

About this data

Source:
battle logs from the official Brawl Stars API, collected by BrawlPick. Not copied from another site.
Players:
seeded from BrawlPick users, public leaderboards and top clubs, then widened to the players they met. Likely skewed toward more active, higher-skill players; not a random sample.
Battles:
every 3v3 battle with a win or loss (Ranked and regular matches), each counted once even if seen through several players. Mostly from the days before the update date.
Win rate:
share of a brawler's appearances where its team won. Both teams are counted, so the average is about 50%. "Games" is the number of appearances.
Small samples:
win rates are only shown from 30 games; the 95% range shows the remaining uncertainty, and lists are ordered by its low end.
Game version:
not recorded per battle. If a balance update landed during the collection period, the numbers mix battles from before and after it.

Full methodology: how BrawlPick works.

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