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ranks.

Rank systems differ by game mode. Your current rank and division are shown on that mode’s leaderboard.

rank and position.

Your rank badge comes from the game mode’s rating system. Your position is your place on the selected leaderboard.

Historical Elo reference

These older Elo bands are retained for reference. They do not determine the current TST, Fortress or Sumobar ranks shown above.

rank & ratingdivision thresholds · elo

  1. foundation

    bronze

    < 1800 ELO

    Where every climb starts. Learn the pace, stack matches, and get on the board.

    I
    < 1700
    II
    1700 – 1749
    III
    1750 – 1799

  2. foundation

    silver

    1800 – 1899 ELO

    You are past the lobby noise. Consistent play starts to show.

    I
    1800 – 1832
    II
    1833 – 1866
    III
    1867 – 1899

  3. foundation

    gold

    1900 – 1999 ELO

    Solid fundamentals. Opponents take you seriously in every pop.

    I
    1900 – 1932
    II
    1933 – 1966
    III
    1967 – 1999

  4. competitive

    platinum

    2000 – 2099 ELO

    Competitive core. Reading the grid and winning the mid-fight matters.

    I
    2000 – 2032
    II
    2033 – 2066
    III
    2067 – 2099

  5. competitive

    diamond

    2100 – 2199 ELO

    Elite pace. Mistakes get punished; clean cycles open the lobby.

    I
    2100 – 2132
    II
    2133 – 2166
    III
    2167 – 2199

  6. elite

    master

    2200 – 2299 ELO

    Feared in queue. High-pressure closes and map control define the rank.

    I
    2200 – 2232
    II
    2233 – 2266
    III
    2267 – 2299

  7. elite

    grandmaster

    2300 – 2399 ELO

    Rare air. One of the strongest players on the board — every duel is a statement.

    I
    2300 – 2332
    II
    2333 – 2366
    III
    2367 – 2399

  8. apex

    legend

    2400+ ELO

    The apex. Name recognition across the league — the rank others chase.

    the final rank

    No divisions — the ladder ends here.

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