Rocket League has a fairly common Ranked system applied to its competitive modes. As the game received a very large influx of new players as it became free in September 2020, many people still don't know what ranks (patents) are available and what rules are involved to move up between them. So, check out the list of all Rocket League ranks below, in order, and then see which rules apply:
No rank
Bronze I
Bronze II
Bronze III
Prata I
Silver II
Prata III
Gold I
Gold II
Gold III
Platinum I
Platinum II
Platinum III
Diamond I
Diamond II
Diamond III
Champion I
champion II
Champion III
Grand Champion I
Grand Champion II
Grand Champion III
supersonic legend
How ranks work in Rocket League
- It is necessary to level up to level 10 to unlock competitive matches.
- When you unlock competitive modes, your starting rank will be "Unranked", and you'll need to play a few matches to determine your level and where you'll start in the list of ranks above.
- Each rank has 3 subdivisions, the lowest represented by "I" and the highest represented by "III". totaling 22 patents.
- You will have a rank for each competitive mode in the game, that is, you can be Silver II in Solo mode and Platinum III in Duos mode, for example.
- The ranking system works with the MMR (Matchmaking Rating) mechanic, as in most games. In Rocket League, this score is hidden.
- Whenever you win a match, you earn points. Whenever you lose a match, you lose points.
- Goals, assists and MVP awards do not influence the amount of MMR received, that is, only the victory matters.
- The higher your opponents' MMR, the more points you'll get if you beat them. On the other hand, if you lose to low MMR opponents, you will also lose more points.
- Each rank in the game has a minimum score that, when reached, gets you promoted. This minimum score varies from time to time.
See also:
- Tips for doing well in Rocket League!
- Complete guide two Rocket League cars!
- The best cars in Rocket League!
