Your decision quality score of 95 places you in the top 5% of the gamer population, meaning you rarely force shots, absorb information accurately under pressure, and disengage when the math is wrong — a defining trait of high-win-rate AWPers. Your tracking accuracy of 81 and aim precision of 79 further confirm that when you commit to a shot, the mechanical execution is there to back the decision.

Your raw speed score of 55 is average, indicating that your stimulus-to-motor response is not fast enough to compete in reactive duels where the opponent moves first. This is your single highest-leverage development target, as closing that gap would remove the one scenario where your elite decision-making cannot compensate. Given your profile — disciplined trigger control, strong precision, and clean tracking — your optimal role fit is a passive, angle-holding AWPer on a structured team where you control when engagements happen, not your opponent.