How to use BSInfo and read its data

Find the right player

Use the player tag shown on the in-game profile. A tag identifies an account even when its display name changes. If you search by name, check the tag and profile before comparing results: different players may use the same name.

Name search covers players already recorded by BSInfo. An absent search result does not by itself mean that an account does not exist. Try the tag search when you know the tag.

What battle history includes

BSInfo saves battle records it can retrieve. The history is not a guaranteed record of every battle an account has ever played. Battles from before collection started, or from a period when a source could not be reached, may be absent.

The list displays 50 matches at a time, ordered by when they were played. The summary aggregates all stored matches matching your current filters, not only the 50 cards on screen. Change the mode, brawler or date filters when comparing a specific period.

A tournament match can contain several rounds. Match counts and round counts therefore describe different things. Importing an old tournament places it at its played date; it does not make it a recent battle.

Read win rates with their sample sizes

The summary win rate is wins divided by the total number of matching recorded matches. For example, 30 wins out of 50 recorded matches is 60%. Draws and matches with an unknown result remain part of the total.

A high win rate from a few games is not enough to establish that one brawler or map is better. Compare similar modes and date ranges, check how many matches were recorded, and review the actual match cards alongside the aggregate.

Missing values and dashes are not necessarily zero. Data can be unavailable from a source, or impossible to infer for a player who was not the original owner of a saved record.

Shared matches and detailed stats

A saved match may appear for other participants in that match. BSInfo removes duplicate copies and interprets results from the requested player’s team. Point or trophy changes known only for the original record owner are not copied to other participants.

Detailed stats such as damage and healing are available only when a supporting source has provided them. Ordinary battle history does not provide every detailed statistic. The absence of a detailed-stats button is not evidence that a player dealt zero damage.

The tournament import currently targets 2026. It checks recorded tournament rosters, requests missing details, and saves usable rounds. A source may return no detail even when a roster lists an appearance. Progress separates unavailable details from failed requests.

Use the tools for a specific question

Use the map and item catalogues to inspect the game data, and the pick tool to compare candidates under the selected conditions. Recommendations are aids for comparison, not a guarantee of winning; team composition, execution and later game updates still matter.

Read the pick tool’s calculation rules before treating a score as a competitive ranking. Reward simulators are illustrative simulations, not a prediction or a guarantee of what your next in-game reward will contain.

Sources, updates and corrections

BSInfo combines game API information, saved battle records, tournament-source data and game-data catalogues. Sources update at different times. Caches, source availability and save or aggregation jobs can delay what is displayed.

If data looks wrong, note the player tag, page URL, match date and the field that appears incorrect. Send those details through the contact page. Do not send passwords, login codes or API keys.

BSInfo is an unofficial fan site, not a Supercell service. The operator is BSInfo; the contact page, privacy policy and terms of use are linked below.