How Largo and Tusk perform as teammates in Dota 2 7.41f, from ranked matches.
In Dota 2 7.41f, Largo and Tusk win 45.82% of ranked matches when playing on the same team, over 4,175 matches.
Fighting against this pair often feels less threatening than it should. Both Tusk and Largo tend to want to be the one starting the action, creating an overlap in their roles. When one hero dives in to make a play, the other is often in a similar position, trying to do the same thing instead of providing the necessary follow-up damage or control from a different angle. This redundancy means they can't effectively enable each other. Instead of a coordinated strike, you get two separate initiations that are easier to split and handle. The lack of distinct roles makes their teamfights feel disjointed and prevents them from building momentum together.
How this pairing performs across skill brackets — the duo's team win rate in recent ranked matches, split by average match rank. Ranks with too few recent matches are omitted. These rows use the last 30 days of quality-filtered ranked matches, all patches in that span combined — a wider window than the patch-scoped count above, so the per-rank match totals can exceed it.
| Rank | Team win rate | Matches |
|---|---|---|
| Legend & Ancient | 52.54% | 177 |
| Divine & Immortal | 53.98% | 113 |
This duo's team win rate in each recent balance patch — whether the pairing is trending up or down. Patches without enough matches are omitted.
| Patch | Team win rate | Change | Matches |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7.41f | 45.82% | ▼ -0.7pp | 4,175 |
| 7.41e | 46.49% | ▲ +0.9pp | 13,937 |
| 7.41d | 45.55% | ▼ -1.1pp | 11,685 |
| 7.41c | 46.67% | — | 6,349 |
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Data updated Oct 5, 2026.