Viper

Viper currently holds a 50% win rate in professional matches, which is considered average in the current meta. With a +11% trend over the last 14 days, Viper is rising sharply. Viper has a 7.4% pick rate and 25.1% ban rate in recent competitive games.

The strongest counters to Viper in professional Dota 2 are Dazzle (20% win rate across 10 games), Beastmaster (26.1% win rate across 23 games), Luna (28.6% win rate across 14 games). Picking Dazzle into Viper provides the most reliable statistical advantage in the current pro meta.

Viper performs best against Faceless Void (80% win rate over 10 games), Morphling (76.9% win rate over 13 games), Dark Willow (76.9% win rate over 13 games) in professional matches. These matchups represent the most favorable statistical advantages for Viper in the current competitive meta.

Viper achieves the highest win rates when paired with Slardar (72.7% combined win rate across 11 games), Templar Assassin (66.7% combined win rate across 24 games), Shadow Shaman (65.4% combined win rate across 26 games). These pairings demonstrate the strongest statistical synergies in recent professional Dota 2 matches.

Viper has a 50% win rate in recent professional matches. This places Viper as a average hero in the current competitive meta. The win rate is calculated from pro matches over the last 30 days and updated regularly.

Viper is a Agility ranged hero who fills the Carry, Durable, Initiator, Disabler roles in Dota 2. In professional matches, Viper is a situational pick with a 7.4% pick rate, reflecting how teams utilize this hero in competitive drafts.

In the late game (40.5–55.5 minutes), Viper has a 57.1% win rate across 14 pro games. In hard late game situations (55.5+ minutes), Viper holds a 33.3% win rate over 3 games. Viper maintains consistent performance regardless of game length.

Viper is strongest during the mid game (17.5–40.5 minutes) with a 58.8% win rate across 51 professional matches. Teams drafting Viper should plan their game strategy around this power spike to maximize effectiveness.

Viper's primary power spike occurs during the mid game, where this hero achieves a 58.8% win rate in professional matches. In contrast, Viper is weakest during the late game (57.1% win rate), making this the most vulnerable window for opponents to exploit.

Viper maintains a relatively consistent win rate across all game phases, neither scaling up nor falling off significantly. This makes Viper a stable, reliable pick that doesn't depend heavily on game length to be effective.

Viper has a 7.4% pick rate and 25.1% ban rate in recent professional matches. The high ban rate indicates that professional teams consider Viper a priority threat worth removing from the draft, reflecting significant impact in the current competitive patch.

Viper is a Agility hero in Dota 2. Agility heroes gain bonus armor and attack speed per point, making them effective physical damage dealers.