Ready to duke it out competitively in Marvel Rivals? Before jumping into the fray, you should understand how the different Marvel Rivals ranks and how the game’s progression system works. From Bronze all the way to One Above All, this guide covers every rank, how matchmaking works, and what you need to do to climb the ladder.
Key takeaways
- Marvel Rivals has nine main ranks, and they go from Bronze to One Above All.
- Bronze through Celestial have three tiers while Eternity and One Above All have no tiers.
- Bronze 3 is the lowest rank.
- One Above All is the highest rank.
Table of contents
Marvel Rivals ranks
- Bronze (Tiers 3, 2, 1)
- Silver (Tiers 3, 2, 1)
- Gold (Tiers 3, 2, 1)
- Platinum (Tiers 3, 2, 1)
- Diamond (Tiers 3, 2, 1)
- Grandmaster (Tiers 3, 2, 1)
- Celestial (Tiers 3, 2, 1)
- Eternity
- One Above All
What are the Marvel Rivals ranks? (2026)
What are the ranks in Marvel Rivals? Marvel Rivals has nine ranks in total. These are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Grandmaster, Celestial, Eternity, and One Above All. Bronze is the lowest one possible and Marvel Rivals’ highest rank is One Above All.
The Bronze through Celestial ranks are divided into three tiers each. Meanwhile, the Eternity and One Above All ranks are the highest ones without additional tier divisions.
What ranks can play together in Marvel Rivals?
Marvel Rivals uses competitive matchmaking restrictions to keep ranked games balanced. Players generally need to be within a certain rank range to queue together. Lower and mid-level ranks have more flexibility, allowing players close to each other on the ladder to form a party.
However, the restrictions become more noticeable at higher ranks to prevent large skill gaps between teammates. For example, a Bronze player cannot queue with a Grandmaster player because the difference in skill level would create unfair matches.
These restrictions apply specifically to ranked mode. Other game modes, such as Quick Match, Arcade, and custom games, have fewer restrictions and allow players of different skill levels to enter matches together.
All Marvel Rivals ranks
Here are all of the Marvel Rivals ranks in order. There are nine Marvel Rivals competitive ranks in total and 23 ranks when counting every individual tier.
| Marvel Rivals Rank | Tiers | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | Bronze 3, 2, 1 | The entry-level rank where newer players learn the basics of teamwork, heroes, and maps. |
| Silver | Silver 3, 2, 1 | Players begin developing better mechanics and have a stronger understanding of team compositions. |
| Gold | Gold 3, 2, 1 | A rank where players have a solid grasp of their heroes and competitive fundamentals. |
| Platinum | Platinum 3, 2, 1 | An above-average rank with players who understand positioning, hero counters, maps, and teamwork. |
| Diamond | Diamond 3, 2, 1 | Skilled players with strong mechanics and deeper knowledge of the Marvel Rivals meta. |
| Grandmaster | Grandmaster 3, 2, 1 | Players who consistently perform at a high competitive level. |
| Celestial | Celestial 3, 2, 1 | Some of the strongest Marvel Rivals players in ranked matchmaking. |
| Eternity | Not applicable | A top-tier rank reserved for very skilled competitors. |
| One Above All | Not applicable | The highest possible Marvel Rivals rank that represents the best players on the ladder. |
Marvel Rivals rank distribution
According to data from RivalsTracker, the majority of Marvel Rivals players are in Silver 3. Silver 3 accounts for 12.78% of PC players. There is also a notable number of PC players in Platinum 3 at 8.27%. As for the highest rank, One Above All, it accounts for 0.08% of players.
| Marvel Rivals Rank/Tier | Marvel Rivals Player Count |
|---|---|
| Bronze 3 | 19.1K |
| Bronze 2 | 15.9K |
| Bronze 1 | 18.8K |
| Silver 3 | 89.7K |
| Silver 2 | 26.8K |
| Silver 1 | 26.7K |
| Gold 3 | 42.3K |
| Gold 2 | 36.8K |
| Gold 1 | 38.9K |
| Platinum 3 | 58.0K |
| Platinum 2 | 41.8K |
| Platinum 1 | 42.6K |
| Diamond 3 | 57.7K |
| Diamond 2 | 41.8K |
| Diamond 1 | 34.1K |
| Grandmaster 3 | 42.1K |
| Grandmaster 2 | 23.6K |
| Grandmaster 1 | 14.4K |
| Celestial 3 | 16.0K |
| Celestial 2 | 5.4K |
| Celestial 1 | 2.6K |
| Eternity | 2.2K |
| One Above All | 587K |
How to rank up in Marvel Rivals
Ranking up in Marvel Rivals requires earning points through competitive matches. Winning matches increases your points while losing matches can results in lost progress. Players need 100 points to advance to the next tier, and those who are in the Eternity and One Above All ranks earn points toward a leaderboard.
Players may see their rank adjusted with the start of a new season as well. That is, ranks are assigned based on a player’s final rank in the previous season, and after completing 10 placement matches, a player’s rank gets adjusted again.
Here are some tips on how to rank up in Marvel Rivals:
- Synergize with your teammates through Team-Up abilities.
- Pay attention to when enemies use their Ultimate abilities.
- Coordinate with your teammates for Ultimate combos.
- Manage your own abilities and combos.
- Learn how to counter the most popular heroes.
- Read the Marvel Rivals patch notes for the latest buffs and nerfs.
- Remember map objectives instead of only chasing kills.
- Adjust your playstyle or select your hero based on ally and enemy team compositions.
- Communicate with your teammates.
- Master a few heroes to start and play other heroes in unranked matches to understand them better.
- Regroup with your teammates instead of continuously trickling into the fray and feeding.
- Practice your map awareness.
- Use the ping system to alert teammates of flankers or enemies that are low on health quickly.
- Watch YouTube guides on the hero that you’re learning to get specific tips about them.
Marvel Rivals ranks FAQ
What is the highest rank in Marvel Rivals?
The highest rank in Marvel Rivals is One Above All. It sits above Eternity and represents the best players on the competitive ladder.
How many ranks are there in Marvel Rivals?
There are nine main Marvel Rivals ranks and 23 total ranks when counting individual tiers.
Does Marvel Rivals have placement matches?
Yes, Marvel Rivals has placement matches at the start of every season.
What ranks can play together in Marvel Rivals?
Players need to be within a similar skill range in order to queue together in ranked mode. Other modes have fewer restrictions.
Does Marvel Rivals reset ranks every season?
Marvel Rivals features seasonal competitive progression, which adjusts player ranks when a new season begins.
How do you rank up faster in Marvel Rivals?
The fastest way to rank up is by consistently winning ranked matches. Play heroes that you’re good at, take notice of what your teammates and enemies are doing, and keep improving your gameplay through experience and guides.
That’s all for now. For more Marvel Rivals news and updates, stick around on esports.gg.
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