Donovan “Scrap” Wears is one of the most consistent performers on the Los Angeles Thieves roster, and his statistical record across 473 CDL maps makes him a high-value target for kill prop bettors. With a positive K/D, strong Hardpoint numbers, and a well-documented map pool, Scrap gives bettors reliable data to work with. This guide covers everything you need before betting his props in 2026.
Career Overview
Scrap has built his CDL career as a versatile slayer and flex player on the Los Angeles Thieves. He has been part of the Thieves organization through multiple season cycles, contributing consistent kills in Hardpoint, SnD, and Control across a deep map pool. His role demands both offensive output and game-sense — he is expected to perform in clutch situations while also holding lines in Control. Over 473 mapped appearances, his resume reflects a professional who shows up night after night.
Key Stats (from BLP Data)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Maps | 473 |
| Overall K/D | 1.08 |
| Avg Kills / Map | 19.8 |
| Hardpoint K/D | 1.08 (avg 27.8 kills) |
| Search & Destroy K/D | 1.16 (avg 7.0 kills) |
| Control K/D | 1.12 (avg 22.9 kills) |
| Overload K/D | 1.02 (avg 24.6 kills) |
Map Performance Breakdown
Scrap’s best maps by average kills are Protocol (23.5 avg, 25 maps), Blackheart (23.2 avg), and Scar (23.2 avg, 50 maps). His most-played strong map — Scar at 50 appearances and 23.2 average — gives bettors a large, reliable sample. His weakest map outputs come on SnD maps: Dealership (7.3 avg), Fringe (7.1 avg), and Raid (6.8 avg). Those low numbers are mode-appropriate and should not concern bettors unless kill lines are set too high for those specific maps.
Strengths to Bet On
Scrap’s Hardpoint average of 27.8 kills per map is one of the highest in the dataset at his position. His 50-map sample on Scar alone — with a 23.2 average — gives bettors exceptional confidence when that map appears. He is the kind of consistent producer where Hardpoint kill overs can be identified with genuine data backing.
His SnD K/D of 1.16 is also noteworthy. For SnD kill lines typically set around 5.5 to 6.5, Scrap’s 7.0 average puts him above the cut most nights. Check the Los Angeles Thieves team guide for context on how the roster performs in series.
Weaknesses to Fade
Scrap’s Overload K/D of just 1.02 with a 24.6 average is his weakest mode relative to his Hardpoint output. When LA Thieves play Overload on maps where Scrap has thin samples, fading his kill total can make sense. His last 10 maps averaged only 17.6 kills — notably below his career average of 19.8 — suggesting some recent variance worth monitoring.
Against elite defensive teams, Scrap’s Control output (22.9 avg) dips closer to the under threshold as well. Use mode-specific context to target the right side of the line. For more on Control betting strategy, see the CDL parlay guide.
Recent Form
Scrap’s last 10 maps averaged 17.6 kills, which is below his career average of 19.8. Recent match data shows a mix of strong Hardpoint performances (32 kills) and quieter SnD maps in the 6-9 kill range, which is expected. The Overload appearances showed some variance (27-32 range). No alarming slump, but the below-average 10-map window is worth tracking. If lines are set to career averages and he is underperforming slightly, unders can carry value.
Betting Tips
- Target Scrap kills over on Scar Hardpoint: 50 maps, 23.2 average, 1.08 K/D on HP in general. When Scar appears as a Hardpoint, Scrap is a strong over candidate.
- SnD kill lines at 6.5 or under: His 7.0 SnD average makes anything up to 6.5 a value over. He is not a primary SnD fragger but his results are quietly above-average.
- Monitor the recent form dip: His last 10 maps at 17.6 average vs 19.8 career average suggests slight variance. Lines set to career norms might slightly favor the under in the short term.
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Bottom Line
Scrap is a workhorse CDL fragger with 473 maps of clean data behind him. His 1.08 K/D, 27.8 Hardpoint average, and dominant Scar sample make him one of the more predictable prop targets on the Thieves roster. Watch the recent form dip and mode matchups, but overall he is a bettable player with clear strengths and identifiable weak spots.