Battle Royale - Detroit Edition:
We will start off by judging who the strongest and the weakest are. Top 6 in strength are all the players with 13. Bjorn Thornsen, Wen Baters, Evangelos Giannopoulos, Mikhail Borisnoff, Yngve Simonsson and Kermit Murphy. There are two players with a strength below 10. Robert Ales and Neal Turner.
Now let us compare the fighting ability in Detroit as it is one of the most important parts in a physical fight. However, if you are willing to go into a fight there is also a bigger risk to go out early. In the top we find Wen Baters, Jimmy Nutcluster and Yan Dolff. At the bottom we find Anton Mihailov and Pavel Jeziak.
Finally, it is time to compare stamina. It is very important to be able to keep fighting and not get tired fast in a Battle Royale. Once again we find the Wen Baters in the top but here he is joined by quite a lot of players with just one step below him. In the bottom we find Mikhail Borisnoff, Thomas Duddy and Cenek Iqbal.

What does this tell us? Well, Wen Baters is an absolute top contender being in the top for all important attributes, his high stamina gives him a chance to keep with his will to fight and his strength increases his possibility of success. However, except Wen Baters as the top contender, the rest of the team seems to be pretty similar ability wise to win this. It all comes down to who can find the easy fights in the chaos to stay in as long as possible. Ales and Turner will definitely struggle as they lack strength enough to be a threat. Borisnoff, Duddy and Iqbal might suffer as well because of the low stamina. The risk that they are unable to keep up is real. For Mihailov and Jeziak, the will to fight less might be positive as they can conserve their energy longer if they try to not seek out fights. However, if they are forced into it amidst the chaos, their lack of experience might well show.

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