- How accurate is the Dota 2 draft win predictor?
- The neural draft model is trained on millions of ranked matches and achieves an Expected Calibration Error (ECE) of 0.0086 on held-out matches — when it predicts a 60% Radiant win probability, Radiant wins roughly 60% of the time, outperforming single-hero win-rate baselines by +6.98 percentage points.
- How does the AI recommend the best counter-pick or next hero?
- For every open slot on your side, the assistant scores all remaining heroes through the neural draft model against both enemy picks and allied synergies, ranking recommendations by marginal win-probability gain.
- Does the Dota 2 predictor show early-game vs late-game draft scaling?
- Yes. Once a full 5v5 draft is selected, the Duration Curve breaks win probability into four match-length buckets (<34 min, 34–40 min, 40–47 min, and 47+ min) so you can see whether your lineup is an early tempo push or a late-game insurance draft.
- Can I filter hero recommendations to my personal hero pool?
- Yes. Use "My Pool" to select the heroes you play comfortably. The assistant filters recommendations to your pool and displays the exact percentage-point gap between your best comfort pick and the global model optimum.
- Does the draft simulator use the current Dota 2 patch?
- Yes. Counter, synergy, and tier list snapshots are computed from millions of recent ranked matches on the active patch and refreshed daily as new match data is ingested.
- How can I analyze a completed 5v5 draft to find a better pick?
- When all 10 heroes are on the board, the Draft Improve Panel automatically tests single-hero replacements across all 5 slots on your team and highlights swaps that would increase your predicted win rate.
- Do I need an account or API key to use the Dota 2 draft predictor?
- No. Building a draft, viewing live win probabilities, checking duration curves, and generating shareable draft URLs are 100% free in the browser with no registration required.
- Can AI agents or Discord bots query Batru Dota 2 draft predictions?
- Yes. Batru exposes a free, open Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://batru.gg/mcp for AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT) as well as community Discord and Telegram bots.