Danny is a Bot from United States. 141 games between June 4, 2021 and September 4, 2022, for 61.7% of wins. No game recorded in the last twelve months — ranks below are all-time. Data current as of September 19, 2026.
Key facts
The figures worth remembering, read straight from the data — no editorial picking.
- Played 141 recorded games for 61.7% of wins.
- Faced Hans Sama 20 times in the same role (9–11).
- Most frequent team-mate: Impact, 141 games together (61.7%).
- Picks Jinx 4.2× more than the rest of the role (21 games, 71.4%).
- Best laning season: 2022 — aged 19, +0.70 standard deviations from the role average.
- International : MSI 21g 42.9%.
Rating history
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Season rating after each series. Drag to zoom; long ranges are downsampled.
Place in the draft
Average pick order within his own side, from 1 (first pick) to 5 (last). Compared with the Bot average over the same seasons: below zero means picked earlier than his peers — a champion the team commits to before seeing the answer. Above zero means kept back to counter-pick.
| Season | Games | Pick order | vs role | First picks | Last picks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 102 | 2.13 | -0.16 | 45 | 6 |
| 2021 | 39 | 2.82 | +0.53 | 4 | 4 |
Career
One row per year. Season = COMPO season rating for that year. Overall = average of season ratings up to that year, with a safety net for short careers. The latest Overall matches the header. Parentheses: change vs the previous year. Clubs and leagues of the year stay listed.
Signature champions
Champions he picks far more often than the rest of his role.
Direct opponents
The player in the same role, on the other side.
Team-mates
Allies measured against this champion's own average, not against 50%: a champion that wins a lot everywhere would otherwise make every ally look good.
Champion mastery
His top 2 champions by domination rating on that pick only (min. 20 games). Δ is surplus vs career rating; rank shows where he stands among players on that champion.
Champion pool
The champion pool by role: breadth tells you how readable a team is in draft.
