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Personally I think it's better to just not to scout your opponents before a match while playing ranked (if you can help it). If you want to look them up after the match, whatever, but you don't want to psych yourself out. I've beaten quite a few Masters and even a few Grandmasters when I had no idea who I was fighting.
Condition is also a thing. Some people are playing on tilt (lack of confidence due to losing streak) others are playing while drunk or upset/distracted. It's generally worth a shot to just give it your best even if your opponent seems like they would be a monster.
However, I do set a rule for myself that if I lose 5 matches in a row I'm doing something else.
Rainbow six siege
street fighter
tekken
paladins champions of the realm
i'm sure others can add to my small list where starting ranks is more fair than casual queue.