How are champion matchup win rates calculated?

Win rates are calculated from thousands of ranked games in Emerald+ elo on the current patch. Data is sourced from OP.GG and updated regularly.

What does a 55% win rate matchup mean?

A 55% win rate means Champion 1 wins 55 out of every 100 games against Champion 2 in ranked. Anything above 52% is considered a favorable matchup.

Do matchup win rates change every patch?

Yes. Champion buffs, nerfs, item changes, and meta shifts can all affect matchup win rates. Our data updates with each new patch.

Should I always pick the counter champion?

Not necessarily. Comfort and experience on a champion often matter more than counter-picking, especially below Diamond. A 2-3% win rate difference is easily overcome by champion mastery.

What rank is the matchup data from?

All matchup data is sourced from Emerald+ ranked games to ensure the data reflects skilled play. Lower elo matchups can differ significantly.

Patch 26.6 Data

Champion Matchups

Pick two champions and see who wins. Win rates, counters, and tips powered by live ranked data.

Champion 1

Thresh

Champion 2

Nautilus

50.0%

Thresh win rate vs Nautilus

Skill matchup — could go either way

5,000

Games Analyzed

50.0%

Thresh WR

50.0%

Nautilus WR

Avg Gold Diff @15

Power Spike Timeline

Thresh Level 2

Nautilus Level 2

Nautilus Level 3

Thresh Level 6

Nautilus Level 6

Thresh Mobility Boots

How to Play This Matchup

Power Curve

Thresh is strongest all game while Nautilus peaks early game. Play around your power window.

Mixed Resistances

Thresh deals AD damage while Nautilus deals AP. Build resistances accordingly Ã¢â‚¬â€ don't stack the wrong type.

Range Advantage

Thresh has range advantage. Nautilus should look for short trades when Thresh uses abilities on the wave. Freeze near your tower and wait for jungle help or an all-in window.

Exploit Nautilus's Weakness

Nautilus's main weakness: Poke, disengage, hook is slow. Play around this to maximize your advantage.

Thresh Win Condition

Hook picks, lantern saves, flay peel, box zone control

Nautilus Win Condition

Hook + passive root + R point-and-click lockdown