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# Filtering by Win/Loss

The win and loss filter helps you understand how a player performs when they are winning 1 map, 2 maps, and losing both maps.

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This is also crucial as winning a game results in more of a specific stat, while losing results in less. Lets take a look at an example below.

In the image, Ruler, who is on GEN.G projected to win by 85% as we saw in the previous section, should be winning one map and could definitely win both as those odds favor his team a lot. (Remember the odds give an idea of the matchup and do not guarantee a team to win or lose)&#x20;

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## Win Both Maps

Now since he is projected to win by such a high amount, we can filter by win both maps to see how he does and as you can see, he has gone over this line a ton.&#x20;

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## Win 1 Map

Now if you filter by win 1 map, which his team definitely should, he does not go over this line as much as you can see below so in order for him to have a higher chance of going over this line you would need him to win both maps which is very doable due to his teams win chance being 85%.

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