Rocket League: How to Get Ranked

Ranked play is one of the two core online modes in Rocket League and while the ranking system is quite complicated, being assigned a rank is not.

Before you start ranked play, you will be ‘Unranked’ and must play 10 competitive matches to be assigned a rank. You are assigned a separate rank for each kind of match type, those being: Solo Duels, Doubles, Solo Standard, and Standard. As with all ranked modes in games, the more times you win the higher the rank you will become. In season 2 of Rocket League, the ranks, from lowest to highest, are:

1. Unranked
2. Prospect I
3. Prospect II
4. Prospect III
5. Prospect Elite
6. Challenger I
7. Challenger II
8. Challenger III
9. Challenger Elite
10. Rising Star
11. Shooting Star
12. All-Star
13. Superstar
14. Champion
15. Super Champion
16. Grand Champion

There is also five subdivisions for each rank. Each of the five represent roughly 20% of the rank and Division 1 is the lowest while Division 5 is the highest in any given rank. When you increase in rank you will be placed in division 2 of the rank you have moved into. As you win or lose more matches in Rocket League, you will move up and down divisions and ranks.