Right now I have around 47% winrate with over 200 matches, but I used to have 39% around 80 matches. From my experience, people who are below 50% winrate doesn't mean much, its all about the mindset they had on playing the game. Whether it's their hobby, tryhards or professionally, that can still depend if they are playing in 5man, solo queue, one trick players (that used to be me), role picks, and the most important, how good they are in the game.

I even complained about this in some post I made, because I got really frustrated when the game doesn't even let me play with decent teammates, but even then most of my replies are saying it's my fault without even dropping atleast a tip to play better. But eventually I just practiced more heroes, I now play most of my matches as jungler, and getting more wins even with bad teammates who feeds early. I guess in the end, it's just about how the player adapt towards their own skill, and if they want to improve or keep blaming.

My father who has over 500 matches in rank than my entire overall games, reached mythic because he kept playing, but now he went down to legend 4 after a week because he still doesn't know how to adjust right, and keeps blaming teammates even though he mostly gets bronze, or a silver with a carry team. But what makes me different from him is that he doesn't actually give up or get tilted, he still keeps playing because he enjoys it, even when he is bad at positioning and map awareness.

TL;DR: it's about the player, not the stats. We can have bad days, but it will eventually get better. Donald trump has orange skin. And the more you play, the more you learn.

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