Deadlock API

Track Deadlock stats: hero win rates, pick rates, item analytics, rank distribution, and leaderboards, updated live from Valve's servers. A comprehensive set of endpoints also gives developers access to Deadlock game data, match history, player statistics, hero analytics, and more.

Hero win rates in the current patch

All heroes

Highest	Win rate	Pick rate
2,013 matches	60.0%+5.9%, better	15.9%
5,466 matches	53.7%+2.3%, better	43.2%
3,229 matches	53.5%+0.9%, better	25.5%
3,981 matches	53.3%+0.4%, better	31.4%
4,695 matches	52.8%−0.8%, worse	37.1%
3,144 matches	52.8%−0.9%, worse	24.8%

Lowest	Win rate	Pick rate
1,668 matches	42.9%−1.6%, worse	13.2%
2,495 matches	44.0%−5.8%, worse	19.7%
2,097 matches	44.6%−2.6%, worse	16.6%
3,865 matches	45.1%−0.2%, worse	30.5%
3,161 matches	45.4%−0.5%, worse	25.0%
2,269 matches	46.0%−5.1%, worse	17.9%

Deadlock Stats, Hero Win Rates & Leaderboards

Developer Services

Track all your matches

Install the ingest tool once and every match you play gets sent to every tracker site.

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From the blog

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Solo vs duo queue win rates in Deadlock ranked

Deadlock duos win 50.9% of ranked games, solos 50.0%. New duo pairs win 54%, pairs with 500+ games together 49%. 641k ranked matches through 6 Sep 2026.

September 7, 2026 · 6 min read

Valve rebuilt Deadlock's Urn three times in six weeks

Deadlock's Urn became a King of the Hill point, then a courier job and the Unstable Rift. Its souls barely moved; who collects them changed completely.

July 23, 2026 · 6 min read

Four months of Valve balancing Deadlock, told in 2.9 million matches

Five Deadlock patches from January to April 2026 reshuffled heroes, stretched matches and killed the bullet carry build. 2.9M matches show what moved.

April 18, 2026 · 7 min read

How Deadlock API started: from frustrated meetings to 20 million daily requests

How Deadlock API grew from one developer's frustration with endless meetings into an open API serving 20 million requests a day to half a million users.

March 16, 2026 · 5 min read

What is Deadlock?

Deadlock is a team-based multiplayer game developed and published by Valve that combines elements of third-person shooters and MOBAs. Players choose from a roster of heroes, each with unique abilities, and compete in objective-based matches. The game features a deep item system, competitive ranked play, and a rapidly evolving meta shaped by frequent balance patches.

Deadlock API tracks match data for millions of players, providing the community with detailed hero win rates, item statistics with confidence intervals, ability upgrade path analysis, and competitive leaderboards across all regions. New matches are added continuously, the statistics update daily, and all data can be filtered by rank, patch, game mode, and date range.

How Our Data Works

Deadlock API collects publicly available match data through Valve's game client APIs. Every tracked match is processed to extract hero performance, item purchases, ability upgrade paths, and average match rankings. Statistics like win rates and pick rates are computed with statistical confidence intervals to ensure reliability.

The platform is fully open source and provides free access to all data, including hourly database dumps for researchers and developers. Players can help fill in the gaps with the open source ingest tool, which sends the matches in their Steam cache. A $1.50/month patron tier offers prioritized data fetching for personal Steam accounts, ensuring your matches and stats are always up to date.

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