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Capitals must match exactly. Add #1234 if several players share your name.
Enter your BattleTag and we read your public competitive career profile for your latest season. For every hero you've played, your win rate is set against the average competitive win rate for that hero at your rank — detected separately for tank, damage and support, falling back to your open-queue rank — on the same input (mouse & keyboard or controller), over the region and time window picked in the filter bar. Where we have no data for your rank, we use the all-ranks average. The gap, in percentage points, is your edge: positive means you win more often than comparable players on that hero.
Overwatch career profiles are private by default, and no stats site can read a private profile. In game, open Options → Social and set Career Profile Visibility to Public, then look yourself up again. A private result is only remembered for 5 minutes, so you can re-check right away.
No. Name#1234 is the most reliable, but the name alone works; if several players share it, you'll be asked to pick yours. The lookup matches capital letters exactly, so type your name the way it appears in game.
PC and console. Auto picks the platform where you have competitive games; choose Console to see your console stats, which are compared against controller players. Accounts on the mainland China servers (operated by NetEase) aren't supported.
Under 10 games, a win rate swings a lot by luck: 2 wins from 2 games is 100%, but says little. Those heroes are faded, and the shaded band on each bar shows how far the result could move by chance. The overall verdict only calls you ahead or behind when the gap is bigger than that margin.
Your public profile is read through OverFast API, a third-party service that reads Blizzard's public career pages. No login, no password. We store a copy each time a profile is looked up, so the season summary can show how your win rate moved between lookups.
Blizzard updates career profiles after your matches. We fetch a fresh copy when a profile is looked up and our copy is more than 6 hours old. The averages you're compared against update daily.
The averages come from the same daily data behind the Overwatch tier list and the individual hero stats pages.