Who is the most-picked operator in StackDraft this week?

Ace on attack and Mute on defense, in the week to November 2, 2026.

Which operators win the most rounds in StackDraft?

On attack Ace (69%), Hibana (65%) and Solid Snake (65%); on defense Mute (61%), Mira (56%) and Vigil (50%), among operators drafted in at least 3% of rounds.

Is this Rainbow Six Siege ranked data?

No. These numbers come from StackDraft, a free Siege draft game where players draft five operators against an algorithm and a simulator plays the round. They show what StackDraft players draft and what wins in the simulator, not pick rates in Siege ranked.

How often is the StackDraft meta updated?

Every week, from every finished signed-in match of the previous seven days.

StackDraft meta this week

October 26, 2026 to November 2, 2026 · 34,073 matches · updated weekly

In the week to November 2, 2026, 3,220 players finished 34,073 StackDraft matches. The most-drafted attacker was Ace (in 25% of attack rounds, 69% won) and the most-drafted defender was Mute (in 29% of defense rounds, 61% won). The most-banned operator was Mira, banned in 31% of matches. Players won 60% of their attack rounds and 48% of their defense rounds against the algorithm.

Most-drafted operators

Share of rounds each operator was drafted in, and how many of those rounds were won.

Attackers

Ace25% · 69% won
Solid Snake24% · 65% won
Thermite23% · 64% won
Hibana20% · 65% won
Twitch19% · 62% won
Thatcher18% · 62% won
Ash18% · 62% won
Maverick18% · 62% won
Ram17% · 57% won
Blackbeard17% · 59% won
Dokkaebi17% · 61% won
Lion16% · 61% won

Defenders

Mute29% · 61% won
Mira26% · 56% won
Kaid25% · 49% won
Bandit20% · 46% won
Mozzie18% · 49% won
Azami18% · 49% won
Fenrir16% · 45% won
Jäger16% · 48% won
Smoke16% · 48% won
Aruni16% · 44% won
Melusi16% · 46% won
Solis15% · 47% won

Highest round win rates

Operators drafted in at least 3% of rounds. Attack average 60%, defense average 48%.

Attackers

Ace: 69% of rounds won (+8.7 vs the average), drafted in 25% of rounds
Hibana: 65% of rounds won (+4.9 vs the average), drafted in 20% of rounds
Solid Snake: 65% of rounds won (+4.9 vs the average), drafted in 24% of rounds
Thermite: 64% of rounds won (+3.4 vs the average), drafted in 23% of rounds
Jackal: 63% of rounds won (+2.8 vs the average), drafted in 8% of rounds

Defenders

Mute: 61% of rounds won (+13.3 vs the average), drafted in 29% of rounds
Mira: 56% of rounds won (+7.8 vs the average), drafted in 26% of rounds
Vigil: 50% of rounds won (+1.9 vs the average), drafted in 15% of rounds
Kaid: 49% of rounds won (+1.5 vs the average), drafted in 25% of rounds
Mozzie: 49% of rounds won (+1.5 vs the average), drafted in 18% of rounds

Most-banned operators

Mira: banned in 31% of matches
Ace: banned in 24% of matches
Mute: banned in 24% of matches
Thermite: banned in 13% of matches
Kaid: banned in 13% of matches
Thatcher: banned in 12% of matches
Solid Snake: banned in 10% of matches
Maverick: banned in 8% of matches
Hibana: banned in 4% of matches
Ram: banned in 4% of matches

Bomb sites

Easiest to attack: Villa Kitchen / Dining Room (65% won), Clubhouse Bedroom / Gym (63% won) and Bank Executive Lounge / CEO Office (62% won)
Easiest to defend: Oregon Laundry Room / Supply Room (53% won), Oregon Kitchen / Meeting Hall (53% won) and Oregon Kids' Dorms / Dorms Main Hall (52% won)

About these numbers

From every finished signed-in StackDraft match of the week (34,073 matches, 3,220 players). StackDraft is a draft game: rounds are played by a simulator against an algorithm that counter-drafts you, so this is the StackDraft meta, not Siege ranked pick rates. Every operator has a full counter guide.

FAQ

Who is the most-picked operator in StackDraft this week?: Ace on attack and Mute on defense, in the week to November 2, 2026.
Which operators win the most rounds in StackDraft?: On attack Ace (69%), Hibana (65%) and Solid Snake (65%); on defense Mute (61%), Mira (56%) and Vigil (50%), among operators drafted in at least 3% of rounds.
Is this Rainbow Six Siege ranked data?: No. These numbers come from StackDraft, a free Siege draft game where players draft five operators against an algorithm and a simulator plays the round. They show what StackDraft players draft and what wins in the simulator, not pick rates in Siege ranked.
How often is the StackDraft meta updated?: Every week, from every finished signed-in match of the previous seven days.