Snappy

Snappy's Battle Log Overview

This page displays Snappy's complete tracked battle history with 55 battles recorded. Overall record: 30 wins, 25 losses for a 54.5% win rate.

Net trophy change across all battles: +77 trophies (average 1.40 per battle). Snappy earned 1 Star Player awards (1.8% of battles).

Battle Diversity

Snappy's battles span 7 different game modes across 14 unique maps, using 9 different brawlers. Most played mode: soloShowdown (21 battles). Most played map: Spiraling Out (14 battles).

Most used brawler: MELODIE with 25 battles (45.5% of total games).

Using Filters

The filter system allows you to analyze specific subsets of Snappy's battle history. Filter options are dynamically populated based on available data, so you'll only see options that have matching battles.

• Result - Filter by wins, losses, or draws
• Battle Type - 3v3 Team, Solo Showdown, Duo Showdown, or Special Events
• Match Type - Ranked, Solo Ranked, Friendly, Challenge, etc.
• Game Mode - Specific modes like Gem Grab, Brawl Ball, Showdown, etc.
• Map - Filter by specific map played
• Brawler Used - See performance with a specific brawler
• With/Against Player - Search for battles involving a specific player name
• Star Player - Filter battles where Snappy was Star Player

Filters are preserved in the URL, making it easy to share or bookmark specific filtered views.

Battle Types

Brawl Stars battles are categorized into four main formats based on their structure:

• 3v3 Team (25 battles) - Team-based modes including Gem Grab, Brawl Ball, Heist, Bounty, Hot Zone, Knockout, and Siege. Two teams of 3 players compete with mode-specific objectives. Win/loss is determined by match outcome.
• Solo Showdown (28 battles) - 10-player free-for-all battle royale. Players compete individually to be the last one standing. Placing 1st-4th counts as a win, 5th-10th as a loss. Trophies are awarded based on final rank.
• Duo Showdown (2 battles) - 5-team battle royale where players team up with a partner. Teams of 2 compete to be the last team standing. Placing 1st-2nd counts as a win, 3rd-5th as a loss.
• Special Events (0 battles) - Rotating special game modes including Big Game, Robo Rumble, Boss Fight, Super City Rampage, and limited-time events. Each has unique objectives and win conditions.

Match Types

Each battle has a match type that determines how it affects your progression:

• Trophy Matches (55 battles) - Standard battles where trophies are gained or lost based on performance. This is the primary way to progress brawlers and climb the leaderboards.
• Solo Ranked (0 battles) - Competitive solo queue mode where you're matched individually and placed on teams. Earn or lose rank points based on performance. Features draft picking and competitive matchmaking.
• Team Ranked (0 battles) - Competitive team mode where you queue with teammates. Same ranking system as Solo Ranked but requires coordinated team play.
• Challenge (0 battles) - Special limited-time competitive events with escalating rewards. You have a limited number of losses before being eliminated. Challenges rotate periodically and often feature unique modifiers or rewards.
• Friendly (0 battles) - Practice matches between friends or club members. No trophies or ranking points are gained or lost. Ideal for testing strategies and having fun without competitive pressure.

Trophy Changes

Trophy gains and losses vary based on the brawler's current trophy count. At lower trophy counts, wins award more trophies and losses cost fewer. As trophy count increases, the system becomes more punishing - wins award fewer trophies while losses cost more.

Snappy's tracked battles show a net change of +77 trophies, averaging +1.40 per battle.

Star Player Performance

The Star Player award is given to the best-performing player in 3v3 matches (excluding Showdown). It's determined by various factors including damage dealt, healing done, objectives completed, and overall contribution to the team.

Snappy has earned 1 Star Player awards across 55 tracked battles (1.8% rate). Use the "Star Player" filter to view only battles where Snappy was the Star Player.

Battle Duration

Average battle duration: 1:41 (based on 25 battles with duration data). Battle length varies significantly by mode - Showdown matches tend to be longer while 3v3 modes have time limits.

Reading Battle Cards

Each battle card shows key information at a glance:

• Result & Trophy Change - Victory (green), Defeat (red), or Draw (blue) with net trophies
• Brawler Avatar - The brawler Snappy used, with rarity-colored border
• Map & Mode - Game mode icon, map name, and mode name
• Timestamp - When the battle was played
• Team Preview - Quick view of both teams' brawlers (desktop only)
• Star Player - Golden star icon if Snappy was Star Player

Click any battle card to expand it and see full details including all players, their brawlers, power levels, loadouts (star powers, gadgets, gears), and trophy counts. Expanded battles show your team highlighted in blue.

Pagination

The battle log is divided into pages of 50 battles each. Currently viewing page 1 of 2. Each page shows its own stats summary (wins, losses, win rate, trophy change) for quick comparison.

How Battle Data Is Collected

Battle history is fetched from the official Brawl Stars API, which provides the 25 most recent battles for any player. By periodically checking profiles, Brawlify accumulates more complete battle logs over time.

• The API returns the 25 most recent battles at any point in time
• Frequent profile views capture more battles before they roll off
• Battle data includes teams, players, brawlers, loadouts, results, and trophy changes
• Some battle types (like friendly matches) may show 0 trophy change

Premium subscribers get automatic tracking updates, ensuring more complete battle history even when not actively viewing their profile.

Explore More

• Snappy's Profile - Overview with account quality score and key stats
• Brawlers - Detailed view of all brawlers with power levels and abilities
• History - Trophy progression charts and daily activity breakdown