Rocket League ranks in order: Bronze to Supersonic Legend
Rocket League ranks run in 8 tiers, low to high: 
Bronze, 
Silver, 
Gold, 
Platinum, 
Diamond, 
Champion, 
Grand Champion and 
Supersonic Legend. Each tier from Bronze to Grand Champion has 3 ranks, I to III. Supersonic Legend is a single rank at the top.
That makes 22 ranks from Bronze I to Supersonic Legend. Every rank below Supersonic Legend has 4 divisions, from Division I up to Division IV. New players start Unranked and get a rank after 10 placement matches.
| # | Tier and ranks | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bronze I to III | Entry tier. 6.96% of 2v2 players in Season 23. |
| 2 | Silver I to III | Top 93.04% from here up. |
| 3 | Gold I to III | Largest tier at 27.86% of 2v2. The middle player sits here. |
| 4 | Platinum I to III | Top 47.47% from here up. |
| 5 | Diamond I to III | Top 25.05% from here up. The top 10% line sits here. |
| 6 | Champion I to III | Top 8.87% from here up. The top 5% line sits here. |
| 7 | Grand Champion I to III | Top 1.20% from here up. The top 1% line sits here. |
| 8 | Supersonic Legend | Top 0.04%. The highest rank, a single step with no divisions. |
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Highest rank in Rocket League: Supersonic Legend
Supersonic Legend (SSL) is the highest rank in Rocket League. It is a single rank with no divisions. In Season 23 it held 0.04% of 2v2 players and under 0.01% in 3v3 and 1v1. It starts above 1,850 MMR in 2v2 and 3v3.
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Rocket League MMR ranks from Champion to Grand Champion
MMR, or matchmaking rating, is the skill number behind your rank. Wins add MMR and losses take it away. Each rank covers a band of MMR. From Champion I to Grand Champion II, 2v2 and 3v3 use the same marks.
| Rank | Starts at |
|---|---|
| Champion I | 1,075 MMR |
| Champion II | 1,195 MMR |
| Champion III | 1,315 MMR |
| Grand Champion I | 1,435 MMR |
| Grand Champion II | 1,575 MMR |
Grand Champion III starts above 1,700 MMR in 2v2 and 3v3. Supersonic Legend starts above 1,850.
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Rocket League rank distribution: Season 23 by playlist
This is the official rank distribution for Rocket League. It covers players worldwide in Season 23, which ended on 23 September 2026. Every playlist has its own distribution. No official Season 24 table is out yet.
Top % is the share at that tier or higher.
| Tier | Share, 2v2 | Top % |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 6.96% | 100% |
| Silver | 17.71% | 93.04% |
| Gold | 27.86% | 75.33% |
| Platinum | 22.42% | 47.47% |
| Diamond | 16.18% | 25.05% |
| Champion | 7.67% | 8.87% |
| Grand Champion | 1.16% | 1.20% |
| Supersonic Legend | 0.04% | 0.04% |
Standard 3v3 and Duel 1v1 put more players in Gold and fewer at the top.
| Tier | Share, 3v3 | Share, 1v1 |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 3.43% | 5.87% |
| Silver | 19.34% | 20.56% |
| Gold | 38.08% | 43.52% |
| Platinum | 23.63% | 25.78% |
| Diamond | 12.07% | 3.82% |
| Champion | 3.21% | 0.41% |
| Grand Champion | 0.23% | 0.04% |
| Supersonic Legend | <0.01% | <0.01% |
What rank is top 1%, top 5% and top 10% in Rocket League?
- Top 1%: inside Grand Champion. Grand Champion and up was 1.20% of 2v2 players, and Supersonic Legend was 0.04%.
- Top 5%: inside Champion. Champion and up was 8.87%.
- Top 10%: inside Diamond. Diamond and up was 25.05%.
The other playlists run steeper. In 3v3, Champion and up was the top 3.44%. In 1v1, Diamond and up was the top 4.27%.
Average rank in Rocket League: Gold
The middle Rocket League player sits in Gold in 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3. Gold is also the most common tier: 27.86% of 2v2, 38.08% of 3v3 and 43.52% of 1v1 players. Bronze to Gold held 52.53% of 2v2 players, so Platinum and up was the top 47.47%.
How Rocket League ranks work: the Competitive rank system
Ranked play in Rocket League is called Competitive. It runs in seasons, and every Competitive playlist keeps its own rank.
- 8 playlists: Duel (1v1), Doubles (2v2) and Standard (3v3), plus the extra modes Rumble, Hoops, Snow Day, Dropshot and Heatseeker.
- A rank per playlist: each playlist has its own rank and its own placements.
- 10 placement matches: every playlist opens the season with 10 placement matches. Your rank in other playlists can lift where you place.
- Wins and losses: wins move you up through divisions and ranks. Losing more than you win moves you down.
- MMR: every match moves your MMR, and your rank follows it.
How to unlock ranked in Rocket League: Level 20
Competitive opens at Level 20. Every player in your party needs Level 20 too. After that, 10 placement matches give you a rank in each playlist.
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Rank disparity in Rocket League: the 3-rank party rule
Rank disparity means 2 players in a party are too far apart in rank to queue together. The rule covers parties of 2 in 3v3 Standard. They must be within 3 ranks of each other.
Platinum III and Diamond III are 3 ranks apart, so they can queue. Platinum II and Diamond III are 4 ranks apart, so Standard stays locked for that party.
Rocket League season rewards: 10 wins a level
Each Season Reward Level takes 10 wins at that tier or higher. The levels unlock in order, from Bronze up to Supersonic Legend. Wins in any Competitive playlist count, and losses never take progress away.
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Rocket League Season 24: start date and Top 100 titles
Season 24 started on 23 September 2026. Its end date is not announced yet. Every Competitive playlist opened the season with 10 placement matches.
The top 100 players on the 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 leaderboards earn exclusive Season 24 titles. There are 5 title tiers by leaderboard place, from Top 100 up to the #1 spot.
The newest official distribution covers Season 23, so the tables on this page use it.
How to rank up in Rocket League
- Place your best playlist early. Your rank in other playlists can lift your placements, so a strong rank in 1 playlist helps the next.
- Pick 1 main playlist. Each playlist keeps its own rank, so focused games climb that rank faster.
- Party near your rank. A party of 2 in Standard must be within 3 ranks of each other.
- Count your wins. Every 10 wins at your tier or higher adds a Season Reward Level, even on a losing night.
- Watch your replays. Save the matches you lose and look at the goals you gave up.
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From the source
Official“Competitive ranks: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Champion and Grand Champion, each with ranks I to III, and Supersonic Legend as the single top rank; every rank has 4 divisions; players start Unranked.”
Official“Matchmaking and rank system: wins move you up divisions and ranks and losing more than you win moves you down; a player's predicted rank comes from their rank in other Competitive playlists; parties of 2 in 3v3 Standard must be within 3 ranks (Platinum 3 with Diamond 3 can queue, Platinum 2 with Diamond 3 is a gap of 4).”
Official“Placement matches: 10 in each Competitive playlist at the start of every new season before a rank shows.”
Official“Season Reward Levels: 10 wins at that tier or higher unlock each level, in order from Bronze up to Supersonic Legend.”
Official“Season reward wins count only at or above the reward tier, and losses never remove reward progress.”
Official“Season 23 global tier breakdown by playlist. Doubles: Bronze 6.96%, Silver 17.71%, Gold 27.86%, Platinum 22.42%, Diamond 16.18%, Champion 7.67%, Grand Champion 1.16%, Supersonic Legend 0.04%. Standard: 3.43, 19.34, 38.08, 23.63, 12.07, 3.21, 0.23, under 0.01. Solo Duel: 5.87, 20.56, 43.52, 25.78, 3.82, 0.41, 0.04, under 0.01. Playlist selector: Doubles, Standard, Solo Duel, Rumble, Hoops, Snow Day, Dropshot, Heatseeker.”
Official“Season 24 starts on 23 September 2026 at 9 AM PT. Top 100 Ranked Rewards: 5 exclusive titles by placement on the 3v3, 2v2 and 1v1 Soccar leaderboards, from Top 100 to #1.”
Official“Season 24 patch notes v2.76: the season goes live on 23 September 2026 with Top 100 Ranked Rewards titles for the 1v1, 2v2 and 3v3 leaderboards.”
Official“Patch notes v2.35: Competitive playlists need Level 20; in a party, all party members must be Level 20 or higher.”
Official“Higher minimum level for the Competitive playlist: Level 20 for every player, solo or in a party.”
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