Cards that stand out.
An S–D ranking based on wins in the sample. Always consider the number of games and profiles.
Up to three favourite cards per recovered leaderboard player.
12/10/2026, 21:01 · Paris time · daily censusSource and sample limitations ↓Where do these numbers come from?
Source: official SPAM server. Snapshot: 12 Oct 2026, 21:01 (Paris). Statistics include public profiles recovered from the ranked ladder, once per player. The server supplies up to three most-played cards per profile. Unavailable profiles are excluded from the denominator and counted in the coverage.
Win rate = total wins / total games with the card. These are card appearances in player records, not unique matches: the same match may contribute from both sides. Only each profile’s three favourites contribute: other cards used by these players are missing. Rank filters use rank at collection time, not at match time.
The period, mode and version are not specified for these counters: they may include multiple modes and older patches. The server does not specify whether bot matches are excluded. Card values are checked against client 1.22. Missing data does not mean a 0% win rate.
Favourite pickrate. Here, pickrate measures presence among the three favourite cards: profiles whose top three includes the card / all sampled profiles × 100. For example, 10 of 40 profiles means 25%. One profile can count for three cards, so the rates can sum to 300%. This is not the percentage of all matches: the public histories checked are empty, and the server does not supply a global selection dataset. 0% means absent from the sampled favourites, not never played.
Collection started: 12 Oct 2026, 18:16 (Paris). 23,318 profiles read · 0 unavailable. Collection takes time and is not a simultaneous snapshot.
Tiers require at least 30 games and 2 profiles. Cards are ordered by descending win rate and split into S/A/B/C/D: approximately 10/20/40/20/10%. Ties use game count, then a stable ID. Search and element filters do not change tiers. This distribution describes this sample, not absolute strength. Below these thresholds, a card stays unranked.






























































































































