Ranks in PUBG: All Titles in Order for PC and PUBG Mobile

The PUBG ranking system indicates a player’s skill level and matches them against opponents of roughly the same skill level. Rating points are awarded for good performances, while they are deducted for poor matches. In this article, we’ll break down all the ranks in PUBG on PC and PUBG Mobile, and explain which ranks can play together.

A similar progression system is used on both mobile and PC. Players advance through several divisions, gradually raising their rank.

Ranks are divided into three types: Solo, Duo, or Squad (for 1, 2, or 3 players, respectively). Keep this in mind when playing with friends—due to restrictions, you and your friends will likely have to start from scratch.

After the start of a new season, every player must go through a calibration process. To do this, you need to play 10 ranked matches in your chosen mode (Solo, Duo, or Squad).

Your final rank is determined not only by wins but also by your individual performance: number of kills, damage dealt, survival rate, and final placement in the match. The better you play during the calibration period, the higher your starting rank will be.

Your rank does not carry over to the next season. Each season, your points are reset, and you are placed back at your last major rank—Bronze 5, Silver 5, Gold 5–1, and so on. Players from Crown and Ace are reset to Platinum 5–2, while Ace Masters, Ace Dominators, and Conquerors are reset to Platinum 1.

As your skill improves, you’ll unlock new ranks. Bronze and Silver are ranks for beginners and inexperienced players, where you can simply practice and face a bunch of bots. The Crown or Ace ranks are considered excellent—they’re nearly at the very top, demonstrating high-level gameplay.

Conqueror is the highest rank in PUBG Mobile. It’s awarded only to players who first reach the Ace rank and then make it into the top 500 on their server based on ranking points. Due to the high level of competition, maintaining this rank isn’t easy—you’ll need to play regularly and build up your rating to do so.

In PUBG’s ranked mode, there are restrictions on playing together. Typically, the system allows players with similar ranks (a difference of no more than 10–12 tiers) to team up in order to maintain match balance. If the rating difference is too great, you won’t be able to form a team for a ranked match. In regular matches, there are no such restrictions—players of any level can play together.

For example, in ranked mode, Bronze and Silver players can play together, as can Gold and Platinum, Diamond and Crown, and so on. But if you’re Diamond and your friend is Silver, you won’t be able to team up with them.

Players can check their rank in PUBG Mobile right in the game. To do this, tap your avatar in the main menu.

The settings menu will open; from there, go to “Stats” and select “Solo,” “Duo,” or “Squad” from the menu. Your current rank will be displayed in the window that appears.