What ranked score is, and how it moves

The ranked block on a player page and on a player card is four numbers, all from the same official profile payload:

• Current ranked score — where this account stands this season.
• Current rank name — what the game calls that score, coloured by tier.
• All-time best score — the highest ranked score on record for this account.
• All-time best rank — the rank name that goes with that best score.

The score moves after each ranked match according to the result, and the rank name follows the score. Seasons reset; the all-time best is kept.

There is no points-per-placement table on this page. The official API returns your current score, your rank and your all-time best — never what a single match added or removed — so this site has no way to verify such a table. Copying one from elsewhere would be presenting a guess as a measured figure, which is the one thing this site does not do. To see the real movement, note your score before a match and after it.

Rather than guess whether your score is high, look at the whole distribution:

• Ranked distribution — how many indexed accounts sit at each rank
• Ranked tier list — win and pick rates by rank band

Ranked score and trophies are two independent numbers. Trophies move with wins and losses over the long run and carry across seasons; ranked score is re-based each season. That is exactly why this site shows both trophies and all-time best trophies — your current count can sit below your own peak. A high trophy count with a modest ranked score, or the reverse, is completely ordinary — they answer different questions.

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