Broken Arrow Maps: All 20 Maps, Side Win Rates & Tips
Every multiplayer map in Broken Arrow with real side win rates from 1.8M analyzed matches: which side (Alpha or Bravo) is favored on each map, the most and least balanced maps, and how to use the numbers.
How maps and sides work
Every ranked match in Broken Arrow is played on one of 20 multiplayer maps, and the two teams spawn as Alpha or Bravo. The sides are not mirrored: spawn positions, objective placement and terrain differ, so on most maps one side simply wins more often than the other.
The numbers below come from our live meta pipeline — over 1.8 million analyzed matches. Only maps with a meaningful sample (1,000+ recorded games) are included, so the percentages are statistics, not anecdotes. A small share of games ends with no winner, which is why side win rates don't add up to 100%.
The headline: Bravo wins more on 17 of 20 maps
Across the current map pool, Bravo is the favored side almost everywhere. Only Dam (Alpha +6.5%), Kaliningrad (Alpha +1.9%) and Airbase (Alpha +1.0%) lean toward Alpha; everywhere else Bravo holds the edge.
The most lopsided map in the game is Coast: Bravo wins 52.8% of games against Alpha's 44.4% — an 8.4% gap, huge for an RTS. Next come Dam (the biggest Alpha-favored map at +6.5%), Chernyakhovsk (Bravo +6.3%), Baltiisk (Bravo +5.6%) and Suwalki (Bravo +5.3%).
The most balanced maps are Airbase (+1.0%), Jelgava (+1.3%), Central Village (+1.6%), Kaliningrad (+1.9%) and Klaipeda (+1.9%). If you want the fairest fight, these are your maps.
Full table: side win rates by map
Bravo-favored, biggest edge first: Coast (Bravo 52.8% vs Alpha 44.4%), Chernyakhovsk (51.7 vs 45.4), Baltiisk (51.6 vs 46.0), Suwalki (51.3 vs 46.0), Frontiers (51.2 vs 46.1), Ignalina Powerplant (51.1 vs 46.1), River (51.0 vs 46.1), Kadaga Military Base (51.5 vs 46.6), Airport (51.1 vs 46.6), Parnu (50.6 vs 46.6), Narva (50.3 vs 46.9), Ruda (50.3 vs 47.4), Tallinn Harbour (49.8 vs 47.1), Oil Refinery (49.9 vs 47.4), Klaipeda (49.6 vs 47.7), Central Village (49.5 vs 47.9), Jelgava (49.3 vs 48.0).
Alpha-favored: Dam (Alpha 51.7% vs Bravo 45.2%), Kaliningrad (49.6 vs 47.7), Airbase (49.2 vs 48.2).
Roughly 2–3% of games on every map end neutral (draw or no recorded winner) — that's normal across the pool.
Which maps you'll actually play
By match volume the most played maps are Baltiisk, Airport, Suwalki, Coast, Central Village, Airbase, Klaipeda and Kaliningrad. Note that three of the top four most-played maps (Baltiisk, Suwalki, Coast) are also among the most side-skewed — so side matters in a large share of your games.
Practice priority follows popularity: learning Baltiisk, Airport and Suwalki well covers more of your ranked games than mastering rarely-played maps.
How to use these numbers
Check your side at deployment. On a heavily skewed map like Coast or Dam, the disadvantaged side should play tighter: hold defensible ground, trade cost-efficiently, and avoid coin-flip pushes early — the map is already working against you.
On the favored side, convert the structural advantage: press tempo, contest forward objectives early, and force fights where the map supports you. A 5–8% structural edge compounds with every even trade you make.
Why is Bravo ahead almost everywhere? The data doesn't say by itself — likely a mix of spawn geometry and objective placement. What matters practically: the skew is real, stable across a huge sample, and worth adjusting your opening around.
Want live numbers? The Meta page on this site updates map side stats continuously from fresh matches — check it after each patch, because map rebalances shift these percentages.