Your Profile and Stats

Every player on Braket has a public profile, and it is one of the most satisfying pages on the site because it is entirely earned. Nothing on it is filled in by hand; every number is derived from matches you actually played. Your profile lives at /p/<steamid>, where <steamid> is your SteamID64, and every place your name appears across the site links straight to it.

Your profile is public. Anyone can view it, signed in or not, which makes it a real calling card. Scout an opponent before a match, or send someone your profile link to show off your record.

The header

At the top sits your Steam avatar, big and proud, and your persona name. If you are in a clan, your clan's emblem and tag sit right next to your name, linking to the clan page (page 12). From here anyone can jump to your Steam community profile, and if they are signed in and not looking at their own page, they get a few buttons: message you, follow you, and either an "Add on Steam" link or a badge showing you are already Steam friends. If you have linked Twitch, your channel is right there too.

The stat line

A row of tiles gives the quick read on you as a competitor.

Matches is the total number of decided matches you have played. Byes do not count; this is real games against real opponents.

Record is your wins and losses, the classic W-L.

Win rate is that record as a percentage, the single number people glance at first.

Streak is your current run, and it is signed: a green number means you are on a winning streak of that many, a red number means a losing streak. Nothing on the page moves faster than watching this climb. A hot streak is a thing of beauty and a cold one is a fire to be put out.

Ladder rank is where you stand on the all-time season ladder, shown as your position out of the whole field, along with your points. More on the ladder on page 8.

Trophies shows your medal haul at a glance: gold, silver, and bronze counts side by side. This is your podium résumé in three numbers.

Rivals: your head-to-head history

Below the stats, if you have faced some opponents more than once, Braket builds you a rivals table. It lists the players you have clashed with, your win-loss record against each of them specifically, and how many times you have met. This is where grudges live. It is one thing to have a good overall record; it is another to know you are 4-1 against the person who beat you in a final last season. Rivalries are half the fun of a recurring tournament scene, and this table remembers every one of them for you.

Tournament history and bracket depth

Further down is your full tournament history: every tournament you competed in, one row each. For each one, Braket shows three things worth savoring.

Reached is how far you got: the exact stage where your run ended, whether that was the group stage, a particular round of the knockout, the final, or the podium. This "bracket depth" is a truer story than win rate alone. Going deep in a stacked bracket is an achievement even without the trophy.

Placement shows your finish, with a medal if you made the podium.

Points shows what that result contributed to your ladder standing.

Together, this table is your career on this arena, laid out in full. It is the page that turns a scattered series of tournaments into a story with a shape.

Advanced stats for Premium viewers

There is one extra section that appears for signed-in viewers: a recent form trend showing the shape of your last handful of results as a run of wins and losses. This deeper cut is a Premium perk (page 11): if the person viewing the profile has Braket Premium, they see the recent-form trend; if not, they see a gentle nudge toward Premium instead. Your basic head-to-head rivals table, though, is free for everyone. Premium adds a sharper lens; it never hides the fundamentals.

Whose profile is whose

Because profiles are keyed by SteamID64 and public, they double as a scouting tool. Before a match, pull up your opponent's /p/<steamid> and read their record, their streak, their rivals, and how deep they usually go. Braket makes no secret of anyone's history, and that transparency cuts both ways: they can read yours too. Give them something worth reading.