Edit April 2021: Season 2 Rank distribution charts
Back in 2019 the acquisition of Psyonox by Epic Games was announced. Planning for the game to eventually move over to the Epic Store started and have finally come to fruition.
As we look forward to the revamp of Rocket League going free to play, plenty of new updates have arrived, including new ranks. I have been covering the rank distribution charts since Season 11, however, with Rocket League ranks being reset to ‘Season 1’ and the new ranks being introduced, the charts will need to be updated once the data has been published.
Without beating around the bush anymore, here are the new ranks.
Note: We are gathering information on the MMR rank distribution as more information is released. Also, keep in mind the rating is a range. So for example, Supersonic Legend does go as low as 1900, but only if you already promote into it at 1916.
Rank Distribution MMR for 3v3:
| Rank | Rating |
| Supersonic Legend (New) | 1916 |
| Grand Champion 3 (New) | 1796 |
| Grand Champion 2 (New) | 1676 |
| Grand Champion 1 (New) | 1556 |
| Champion 3 | 1436 |
| Champion 2 | 1336 |
| Champion 1 | 1236 |
| Diamond 3 | 1136 |
| Diamond 2 | 1036 |
| Diamond 1 | 936 |
| Platinum 3 | 856 |
| Platinum 2 | 776 |
| Platinum 1 | 696 |
| Gold 3 | 616 |
| Gold 2 | 556 |
| Gold 1 | 496 |
| Silver 3 | 436 |
| Silver 2 | 376 |
| Silver 1 | 316 |
| Bronze 3 | 256 |
| Bronze 2 | 196 |
| Bronze 1 | 0 |
Rank Distribution MMR for 2v2:
| Rank | Rating |
| Supersonic Legend (New) | 1876 |
| Grand Champion 3 (New) | 1756 |
| Grand Champion 2 (New) | 1636 |
| Grand Champion 1 (New) | 1515 |
| Champion 3 | 1416 |
| Champion 2 | 1316 |
| Champion 1 | 1216 |
| Diamond 3 | 1116 |
| Diamond 2 | 1016 |
| Diamond 1 | 936 |
| Platinum 3 | 856 |
| Platinum 2 | 776 |
| Platinum 1 | 696 |
| Gold 3 | 616 |
| Gold 2 | 556 |
| Gold 1 | 496 |
| Silver 3 | 436 |
| Silver 2 | 376 |
| Silver 1 | 316 |
| Bronze 3 | 256 |
| Bronze 2 | 196 |
| Bronze 1 | 0 |
Latest update 26th September 2020 – Please note: This is technically unofficial data, supplied by coach HoraryHellfire. We will be updating this table as more information is released.
New Rocket League Rank Icons
You can see the ranks with the new icons from the image from Psyonix:
How can I find my MMR Rank score number?
If you’re wondering what your MMR is for each playlist then all you need to do is open up Rocket Legue and play enough competitive matches (You’ll need to be Level 10 in experience before you can get to play in Competitive matches in Ranked).
You’ll then need to install an app such as BakkesMod to be able to see your MMR in-game.
Once you have met those requirements you can see your MMR score by going to Rocket League > Play > Competitive > Select Playlist > Number in brackets (that is your MMR score in that specific playlist).
If you prefer to not install BakkesMod or are on Xbox/PS/Switch then you can simply go to a Rocke League tracker website and search for your player name.
Want to rank up?
With these new ranks come new challenges! On GamersRdy we have courses and coaches which are here to help you develop your gaming experience and climb the ladders. You can also join us on Discord for events and tournaments that we put on.
We also have some direct links for you to get the right coach based on their speciality. You can use the filters on the category page to narrow your searches down. For example, here are the ones for (3v3) Standard coaches, (2v2) Doubles coaches, (1v1) Solo Duel coaches and (3v3) Solo Standard coaches.
Alternatively if you’re looking for something a bit different then try out Rumble, Dropshot, Hoops and Snow Day. They also have ranks and are a super fun variation of the game.
Good luck for Season 1 in this new Rocket League free-to-play update!
Edit April 2021: Season 2 Rank distribution charts
