Rank Guide
Complete competitive rank system from Bronze to Top 500 explained.
Bronze
Tiers: 5-1The starting rank for most new players. Focus on learning hero abilities and basic game sense.
Silver
Tiers: 5-1Players begin understanding team play. Work on aim, positioning, and using abilities at the right time.
Gold
Tiers: 5-1The average rank. Players have decent mechanics but can improve game sense, ult tracking, and team coordination.
Platinum
Tiers: 5-1Above average. Players start making intentional plays. Positioning and ult economy become more important.
Diamond
Tiers: 5-1Top ~15% of players. Consistent mechanics and game knowledge. Team coordination and counterplay are key.
Master
Tiers: 5-1Top ~3% of players. Excellent mechanics, game sense, and adaptability. Mistakes are punished quickly.
Grandmaster
Tiers: 5-1Top ~1% of players. Near-perfect execution with deep understanding of matchups and meta.
Top 500
Tiers: N/AThe 500 highest-ranked players in each region per role. Features a leaderboard with visible rankings.
Champion
Tiers: N/AThe pinnacle rank above Top 500. Reserved for the absolute best players in each region.
Role Queue System
- 1You have separate ranks for Tank, Damage, and Support.
- 2Playing a role in competitive earns you role-specific rank updates.
- 3Your rank updates after every 5 wins or 15 losses.
- 4Open Queue is an alternative mode with a single combined rank.
Tips to Climb
- 1Focus on 2-3 heroes to master rather than playing everything.
- 2Review your replays to identify recurring mistakes.
- 3Warm up in aim trainers or Quick Play before competitive.
- 4Communicate with your team -- callouts win games.
- 5Take breaks after 2 consecutive losses to avoid tilt.
- 6Focus on your own gameplay, not your teammates' mistakes.
Rank Update System
- 1Ranks update after 5 wins or 15 losses (whichever comes first).
- 2Large win streaks can cause bigger rank jumps.
- 3Individual performance does not directly affect rank changes.
- 4New accounts may see larger rank adjustments during placement.