Who counters Bounty Hunter in Dota 2 7.41f? The heroes Bounty Hunter beats and loses to, ranked by win rate from ranked matches.
Bounty Hunter is a roaming ganker whose Track grants gold, vision, and movement speed on a target, while Shadow Walk and Jinada enable pickoffs. He thrives against immobile, low-detection heroes: Tinker, Timbersaw and Nature's Prophet get hunted down. Bounty is countered by detection, AoE, and tanks: Naga Siren and Tidehunter bring too much AoE, while Meepo and Spectre out-tempo or out-scale his ganks. Draft tip: Bounty Hunter is a strong gold-snowball ganker into low-vision, squishy drafts; sentries and AoE clear blunt his impact.
In Dota 2 7.41f, the heroes that counter Bounty Hunter hardest are Meepo, Wraith King and Chaos Knight — Bounty Hunter wins only 45.7%, 47.2% and 47.5% of ranked matches against them.
Meepo — A gank hero needs a lone target, and Meepo never offers one — while any clone that stumbles into Bounty Hunter answers with a net and a four-body poof pile-on.
Wraith King — Track a Wraith King all you like: the burst-gank pattern needs kills to snowball, and reincarnation makes every one of them cost double.
Shadow Shaman — The moment dust or a sentry gives him away, an instant Hex ends the conversation — Bounty Hunter's escape plan is stealth, and Shaman doesn't need to aim.
Now showing: All ranksevery ranked bracket combined — patch 7.41f
Pick or ban the heroes Bounty Hunter struggles against most in patch 7.41f: Meepo (Bounty Hunter wins only 45.7% against them), Wraith King (47.2%) or Chaos Knight (47.5%). The full matchup table above covers every hero.
Who is Bounty Hunter strong against?
Bounty Hunter performs best against Shadow Fiend (59.6% win rate), Chen (59.1%) and Shadow Demon (58.1%) in patch 7.41f.
Is Bounty Hunter good in the current patch?
Bounty Hunter wins 52.2% of quality-filtered ranked matches in patch 7.41f, with a 8.3% pick rate — ranking #15 of 127 heroes by win rate.
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