Rocket League Ranks in Order: Every Rank and Division
All 22 Rocket League ranks in order, from Bronze I to Supersonic Legend. How divisions and MMR work, plus placement matches and season rewards.
Rocket League has 22 competitive ranks in 8 tiers, from Bronze I at the bottom to Supersonic Legend at the top. Every rank below Supersonic Legend is split into four divisions (I to IV), so it takes 84 division steps to go from the very bottom to the very top.
All Rocket League ranks in order
| Tier | Ranks | Divisions |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | Bronze I, Bronze II, Bronze III | I to IV in each rank |
| Silver | Silver I, Silver II, Silver III | I to IV in each rank |
| Gold | Gold I, Gold II, Gold III | I to IV in each rank |
| Platinum | Platinum I, Platinum II, Platinum III | I to IV in each rank |
| Diamond | Diamond I, Diamond II, Diamond III | I to IV in each rank |
| Champion | Champion I, Champion II, Champion III | I to IV in each rank |
| Grand Champion | Grand Champion I, Grand Champion II, Grand Champion III | I to IV in each rank |
| Supersonic Legend | Supersonic Legend | None |
Supersonic Legend (SSL) is the highest rank, and only a small share of players ever get there. Grand Champion (GC) I to III sit just below it.
How divisions and MMR work
Your rank comes from a hidden skill rating called MMR (matchmaking rating). You gain MMR when you win and lose it when you lose, and a win against stronger opponents is worth more than a win against weaker ones.
Each rank and division covers a range of MMR:
- Climb past the top of your division and you move up to the next one.
- Drop below the bottom of it and you move down.
- After Division IV comes Division I of the next rank, for example from Gold III Division IV to Platinum I Division I.
Each competitive playlist has its own MMR and rank, so you can be Champion in Doubles and Diamond in Standard at the same time.
Ranked playlists
The core ranked playlists are Duel (1v1), Doubles (2v2) and Standard (3v3). The ranked Extra Modes, such as Hoops, Rumble, Dropshot and Snow Day, have ranks of their own too.
Placement matches
When a new season begins, your first 10 matches in a competitive playlist are placement matches. They decide which rank you start the season at, based on your MMR. If you'd rather not play them yourself, see placement matches.
Season rewards
Season rewards are earned with wins: each reward level takes 10 wins at that rank or higher, from Bronze (10 wins) up to Supersonic Legend (80 wins in total). See when the current season ends for the season dates and the full breakdown.
FAQ
What is the highest rank in Rocket League?
Supersonic Legend, often shortened to SSL. It sits above Grand Champion III and has no divisions.
How many divisions does each rank have?
Four, from Division I to Division IV, in every rank from Bronze I to Grand Champion III. Supersonic Legend has none.
Is my rank the same in every playlist?
No. Duel, Doubles, Standard and each ranked Extra Mode have their own MMR and rank.
What do GC, SSL and Champ mean?
GC is Grand Champion, SSL is Supersonic Legend and Champ is Champion: the three highest tiers.
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