Rocket League Ranking System (Season 7) - Ranks Tiers, Ranks Tracker and Rank Distribution

In the meantime the former indie-hit Rocket League is in season 7 and lets you again fight for the places at the top of the rankings. With each new season, there are changes in the ranking system and how you can rise in the leaderboard. And the rewards change as well. In this guide, we'll tell you how the Rocket League Ranking System works and all the features of Season 7 Ranks.

Have you gotten fit through our tips and tricks for Rocket League and know how to score goals in the Rocket League? Get ready for ranked matches. In Season 1, you've either added or subtracted points based on the strength of your opponents at the end of a match for victories or defeats. This then determined your place in the various leagues (Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum). But what about the ranking system in Season 7 now?

The Season History of Rocket League In The Overview:

Rocket League Season 1

Start Date: September 08, 2015

End Date: February 11, 2016

RLCS Season 1 Champions: IBuyPower (Kronovi, Lachino, Over Zer0)

Rocket League Season 1 Rewards: Topper

Rocket League Competitive Season 1 Tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum (reserved for top 100 players)

Rocket League Season 1

Start Date: February 11, 2016

End Date: June 20, 2016

RLCS Season 2 Champions: FlipSid3 Tactics (Markydooda, kuxir97, gReazy)

Rocket League Season 2 Rewards: Rocket

Rocket League Competitive Season 2 Tiers: Unranked, Prospect I, Prospect II, Prospect III, Prospect Elite, Challenger I, Challenger II, Challenger III, Challenger Elite, Rising Star, All-Star, Superstar, Champion, Super Champion,Grand Champion

Rocket League Season 3

Start Date: June 20, 2016

End Date: March, 22, 2017

RLCS Season 3 Champions: Northern Gaming (Reemko, Deevo, Turbopolsa)

Rocket League Season 3 Rewards: Wheels

Rocket League Competitive Season 3 Tiers: Unranked, Prospect I, Prospect II, Prospect III, Prospect Elite, Challenger I, Challenger II, Challenger III, Challenger Elite, Rising Star, All-Star, Superstar, Champion, Super Champion,Grand Champion

Rocket League Season 4

Start Date: March, 22, 2017

End Date: July 5, 2017

RLCS Season 4 Champions: Gale Force Esports – GFE (Reemko, Deevo, Turbopolsa)

Rocket League Season 4 Rewards: Trail

Rocket League Competitive Season 4 Tiers: Unranked, Bronze I, Bronze II, Bronze III, Silver I, Silver II, Silver III, Gold I, Gold II, Gold III, Platinum I, Platinum II, Platinum III, Diamond I, Diamond II, Diamond III, Champ I, Champ II, Champ II, Grand Champion

Rocket League Season 5

Start Date: July 5, 2017

End Date: September 28, 2017

RLCS Season 5 Champions: TBD

Rocket League Season 5 Rewards: Player Banner

Rocket League Competitive Season 5 Tiers: Unranked, Bronze I, Bronze II, Bronze III, Silver I, Silver II, Silver III, Gold I, Gold II, Gold III, Platinum I, Platinum II, Platinum III, Diamond I, Diamond II, Diamond III, Champ I, Champ II, Champ II, Grand Champion

Rocket League Season 6

Start Date: September 28, 2017

End Date: February 7, 2018

RLCS Season 6 Champions: TBD

Rocket League Season 6 Rewards: Wheels

Rocket League Competitive Season 6 Tiers: Unranked, Bronze I, Bronze II, Bronze III, Silver I, Silver II, Silver III, Gold I, Gold II, Gold III, Platinum I, Platinum II, Platinum III, Diamond I, Diamond II, Diamond III, Champ I, Champ II, Champ II, Grand Champion

Rocket League Season 7

Start Date: February 7, 2018

End Date: TBD

RLCS Season 7 Champions: TBD

Rocket League Season 7 Rewards: TBD

Rocket League Season 7 Competitive Tiers: Unranked, Bronze I, Bronze II, Bronze III, Silver I, Silver II, Silver III, Gold I, Gold II, Gold III, Platinum I, Platinum II, Platinum III, Diamond I, Diamond II, Diamond III, Champ I, Champ II, Champ II, Grand Champion

Rocket League Ranking System - That's How To Rank On The Leaderboard

If you want to play a ranked match in Rocket League, you have to select one or more filters under the point Rank in the online game and then search for a match. You can recognize the ranked matches by the golden ball next to the modes. Ranked games are possible in the following constellations:

Solo Duel (1 vs. 1): Here the individual skill plays the biggest role. In the arena you only face an opponent.

Double (2 vs. 2): The classic double is a popular mode in which you have to coordinate with your partner optimally.

Solo Standard (3 vs. 3): Depending on your level, you will be paired with two other players here and compete against another team of three.

Standard (3 vs. 3): Probably the most popular playlist allows you more matchmaking options than the single standard. Teams can meet here and measure their abilities.

There is a leaderboard for each option. For example, if you play only in double, you ranked only on the corresponding leader board. Before you risk your first ranked matches, you should first train in the normal playlist matches to be better prepared.

Rocket League Ranking Tiers

Since Season 2, your skill rating has been divided into Tiers. This makes the system more complex but also a little more opaque, so that you can not always understand exactly what exactly points are there for. In addition, if you're still "Unranked," you'll need to complete ten ranking games in a single playlist to determine your tier rank. Otherwise, you will remain unranked.

At the end of each match you can see your pet progress. You can also see him in the matchmaking screen. The better tier you reach, the better Rocket League items you will be rewarded at the end of one season! The following are the Rocket league Season 7 Ranks Tiers available in game now:

Note! The Champion Division is reserved for a very small percentage of the players. The game always adjusts.

Rocket League Season 7 Ranks Tracker - How To Track Your Ranks, Tiers and Statistics?

If you decide to play competitive Rocket League, you should regularly visit the Rocket League Tracker. Depending on whether you are playing Steam, game 4 or Xbox One, you can log in with your player IDs and then see a lot of statistics and rank progress of your playing career in Rocket League.

More Rewards Thanks to Rocket League Season Reward Level

Since Season 5 you also get Season Rewards, which are tracked in a separate level. This Season Reward Level is independent of your skill rank and has nothing to do with the rewards at the end of a season. You start as in multiplayer on "Unranked" and comes closer with each victory the level rise in the Season Reward Level.

For each new level, you'll need twelve wins, gradually rising from Bronze to Gold and beyond. Keep in mind that you will not drop in the Season Reward Level if you lose a game. However, the level only increases if you play in the same level as your Season Reward Level or beyond. For example, if you are currently in the Bronze League, do not increase your Season Reward Level if it is already silver or higher.

The rewards for your Season Reward Level are currently only available at the end of a season. In the future, you should soon receive rewards directly on a leveling up. But this rewarded Rocket League skins are untradeable in the Rocket League Market.  

Rocket League Season 7 Rank Distribution

The biggest announcement that has come from Season 7 was an announcement that the rank distribution for Duels (1v1) and Solo Standard (3v3) will be adjusted in order to bring a higher percentage of players into Champion and Grand Champion ranks. We are not too sure what that will mean. Now you can check a briefly database of the Rocket League Season 7 Rank Distribution on https://rocketleaguestats.com/global. More information will be found out soon! 

Rocket League Season 6 Rank Distribution