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Or press its hotkey, any time during the pick phase.
WingHUD
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A dedicated Dota 2 counter picker for the pick phase: one click reads the whole draft screen, and WingHUD suggests counter picks by role and bracket — personalized to the heroes you actually play, from your own synced match history — plus who's already on your side and how the matchup is shaping up. No alt-tabbing to a build site or a Discord full of teammates mid-pick.
One real ranked game: Steam sync, a personalized counter-pick draft, and the win.
Or press its hotkey, any time during the pick phase.
Every hero on both sides, your own pick, your assigned role.
A pick suggestion or a full matchup read — back before the pick phase ends.
The Draft Analyzer is backed by real, current win-rate data pulled per role and per skill bracket — Herald-Guardian through Divine-Immortal — from Ranked All Pick matches, not a stale, all-modes-blended average. If WingHUD knows your rank, it leans on the bracket that actually matches how the hero performs at your level, not just the overall number.
What it doesn't do: it never sees anything you couldn't already see on your own screen — no enemy intentions, no hidden information, nothing Dota itself isn't already showing you. It's reading a screenshot and reasoning about it, the same category of help as a build guide or a teammate, just without leaving the client. See Is WingHUD anti-cheat safe? for the full technical breakdown.
It captures the pick-bar region of your own screen the instant you click the widget or press its hotkey — the same screen-reading mechanism as WingHUD's other capture tools. It does not read game memory or connect to Dota's game state integration.
Yes. Suggestions are reasoned against real, current Dota 2 win-rate and matchup data, broken down by role and skill bracket, not a static list memorized at training time.
Yes, from your in-game nickname. It tells you your own picked hero (if any) apart from the rest of the roster, and separates your allies from the enemy team rather than just listing ten heroes.
No. It only reads what Dota is already showing you on the pick-bar screen — the same information you could read yourself. It does not reveal hidden information, enemy intentions, or anything not already on your screen. See WingHUD's Anti-Cheat Safety page for the full technical explanation.