THE NUMBERS AREYOUR NEXT STEP
Player Report
Start with a player tag. Explore the roster and equipment, recent battles and teams, mode performance, Ranked records and personalised advice.
01 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINTOne game.
One game.
Different perspectives.
Start with your own player report, check the next rotation or explore the people around you.
Find your playerBEFORE YOU QUEUE
Live Events
Explore the published rotation, preview maps and check start and end times. A slot is labelled live only when its reported time window confirms it.
BEHIND THE BADGE
Clubs
Use a club tag to see its description, trophy requirements, leadership and members. Search the roster or filter by role, then open any player report.
THE NAMES TO BEAT
Leaderboards
Switch between players and clubs, worldwide or by country. Searching filters the returned ranking and keeps the original positions.
02 / EVERY DRAW MATTERSA score.
A score.
Not just a win rate.
In outcome-based mode statistics, a win contributes one point, a draw half a point and a loss zero. The score divides those points by the number of known results.
Missing outcomes are excluded from that denominator. Showdown placements are read separately.
TRY IT / 10 ILLUSTRATIVE RESULTS
5/10wins / known results
→55%score, including draws
5 wins / 1 draws / 4 losses.
An example to explain the calculation, not a player result.
Different modes need different measures.
A Showdown placing is not a defeat. Placements stay separate from outcome-based records, and mode performance also separates match types such as Ranked and friendly-free regular samples.
Recent usage is not a lifetime favourite.
The most-used brawler in the returned battles is a useful place to start reviewing. It does not prove that you always play that brawler, or that the pick caused a win or loss.
Your record is a reference, not a diagnosis.
Current and highest reported trophies describe where a brawler stands against its recorded peak. The gap alone does not explain when or why trophies changed.
A suggestion needs its evidence.
Advice shows the observed sample behind a priority. Mode review suggestions require at least four known results and a score below 50%; that is a review prompt, not a verdict on your skill.
04 / A LITTLE CLARITYGood questions.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
01Where do I find my player tag?
Open your profile in Brawl Stars. The tag appears below your name. Paste it into Player Report, with or without the #. Club lookup uses the club tag instead.
02Is this my entire battle history?
No. Battle insights use the recent matches returned by the game. The sample size is shown in the report, and its time span depends on how frequently you play.
03Do friendly battles count?
They remain visible in Battlelog, but are excluded from mode statistics, recent usage and advice calculations.
04Does the equipment list show my active build?
It shows the owned items reported for that brawler. It does not verify which Gadget, Star Power or Gear you equipped in a particular match. A missing field is different from a reported empty collection.
05Can advice explain exactly why I lost?
No. Advice highlights observed picks, results and equipment to help you choose a review focus. The data does not reveal aim, positioning or replay footage. Review the battle in game to understand the decisions behind the result.
06Why can numbers differ between pages?
Rankings, clubs, profiles and battlelogs can refresh at different times. A recently completed match or changed roster may not appear in every snapshot at once.
07Why are some fields unavailable?
Some profile, equipment or Ranked fields are not returned for every player. Unavailable information is kept distinct from a confirmed zero. If Battlelog cannot be retrieved, the profile can still be shown.
PUT IT INTO PRACTICEYour next chapter.
Explore Player Report Your next chapter.
Start with your tag.
Open your report and find one thing worth exploring.