How we count win rates

Matches from deadlock-api.com, which publishes public match data from Deadlock. Hero stats update every few hours, and we check for new patches every 30 minutes. LockMeta isn't affiliated with Valve.

The share of games won by players on that hero or build in the window shown: the last 30 days on the tier list, and since the patch for “Since patch”.

We show a hero's number once there are enough games to be within ±1 point, 95 times out of 100. That takes 10,000 games. Below that we show a dash, or tell you how far off it can be.

Heroes are ordered by win rate at the ranks you picked, discounted for small samples (the lower end of the 95% range, called the Wilson lower bound), so a hero with few games can't jump to the top on luck. The top 15% are S, the next 25% A, the next 35% B and the rest C. Builds get tiers the same way.

A build is rated from 20 games, ranked by win rate with the same small-sample discount. Every build shows its games, and builds under 20 games sit in Experimental without a tier. Builds are held to a lower bar than heroes, so read a build with few games as a hint.

Each rank you pick is fetched separately and the games are added up. High ranks have fewer games, so their numbers move more. When a selection is thin we say how far off it can be.

“Since patch”, Rising and Falling wait until a hero has 10,000 games since the patch. That usually fills in within a day.

Rankings come only from match results. There is no personal data in these stats.