
In 100% of team compositions, Jinx is itemized as the primary carry. Best carry items include Battle Bunny Crossbow, Last Whisper and Red Buff. As a 2-cost unit, Jinx is easy to 3-star for a powerful early/mid-game carry.
Jinx performance analysis shows below average popularity (3th percentile) and below average win rate (0th percentile). Jinx's six key metrics: win rate (0th percentile), popularity (3th percentile), average placement (0th percentile), player damage (0th percentile), game length (0th percentile), and 3-star power (0th percentile).
Consider 3-starring Jinx if given early pairs.
Jinx works best with proper items - check the Build tab for optimal item recommendations.
Top builds pair Jinx with synergistic traits for maximum effectiveness.
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Jinx is currently a F-tier champion with a 34.53% win rate and 5.34 average placement in TFT Set 17. This makes Jinx a niche pick that ranks 13th among 13 2-cost champions. Jinx activates the Challenger and Anima traits, providing valuable synergies for your team composition.
The best items for Jinx in TFT Set 17 are Battle Bunny Crossbow (61.7% win rate), Last Whisper (59.9% win rate) and Red Buff (59.5% win rate). The optimal best-in-slot (BiS) build is Battle Bunny Crossbow, Guinsoo's Rageblade and Infinity Edge, achieving a 72.2% top 4 rate. Visit the Jinx Build page for more item combinations and win rates.
The best team compositions featuring Jinx in TFT Set 17 are Challenger/N.O.V.A. (71.0% win rate) and Challenger/N.O.V.A. (54.7% win rate). Jinx typically fits into specific team compositions, so commit to it when you have a clear path to one of its optimal comps. See all compositions on the Jinx Comps page.
Jinx is primarily played as a carry in TFT Set 17. As a 2-cost carry, you should prioritize giving Jinx your best items, ideally Battle Bunny Crossbow, Guinsoo's Rageblade and Infinity Edge. Consider 3-starring Jinx by slow rolling at level 6 for maximum damage output.
Jinx has the highest shop odds at level 6 with a 15.38% chance to appear in each shop slot. As a 2-cost unit, consider slow rolling at level 6 if you want to 3-star Jinx.
Jinx has the Challenger and Anima traits in TFT Set 17. These traits provide multiple synergy options when building your team composition. Check the Jinx Traits page to see which trait combinations have the highest win rates.
Jinx ranks 13th out of 13 2-cost champions in win rate (34.53%) in TFT Set 17. With a 3.87% pick rate and 5.34 average placement, Jinx is a situational 2-cost option.
Jinx has a low pick rate of 3.87% in TFT Set 17, meaning it is rarely contested. You should be able to find copies of Jinx without much competition from other players.
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Jinx shop odds are calculated using: (Drop rate per level / Number of 2-cost champions) × 5 shop slots. Jinx shop odds by level: 0% at level 1, 0% at level 2, 9.62% at level 3, 11.54% at level 4, 12.69% at level 5, 15.38% at level 6, 11.54% at level 7, 7.69% at level 8, 6.54% at level 9, 3.85% at level 10.
In TFT Set 17, Jinx is a 2-cost champion that ranks 12th out of 12 same-cost units with a 34.53% win rate. When comparing Jinx to other 2-cost champions, this unit achieves a 3.87% pick rate, placing 12th in popularity among players. Jinx receives three items in 42.1% of games, ranking 5th for itemization priority among 2-cost units. This lower-tier performance makes Jinx a situational pick that may require specific synergies. The highest performing 2-cost champion is currently Akali with a 53.37% win rate. Understanding how Jinx compares to other 2-cost options helps players make informed decisions about when to prioritize this unit versus alternatives in their TFT compositions.