Are you tired of playing normal games and want to compete against the best players in the world? We tell you all about the ranking system and TFT ranks. Let's find out together how to earn reputation points, what all the ranks are and the percentage of players in each division.
TFT Ranking system
During your first ranked games, you will be given a provisional TFT rank. After 5 ranking games, your results will determine your starting rank.
In your games, you cannot meet players with a TFT rank too far away from yours. For example, a Platinum player can only meet Gold, Platinum or Diamond players, as shown in the table above.
At the end of each game, you will gain or lose a certain amount of LP based on your ranking. The top 4 players gain points and the bottom 4 lose points. However, the closer you are to the first or last place, the more LP you will receive.
When you reach 100 LP in a division, you move up to the next TFT rank. However, if you drop to zero points and lose, you are demoted to the next level.
TFT ranks list and player distribution
Now that we have seen how the ranking works, here is the TFT ranks list and the distribution of players in each division. There are a total of 27 divisions divided into 9 ranks:
Rank
Icon
Percentage of players
Iron IV
0,01%
Iron III
0,45%
Iron II
1,59%
Iron I
1,91%
Bronze IV
3,49%
Bronze III
5,12%
Bronze II
6,85%
Bronze I
7,2%
Silver IV
11,18%
Silver III
10,87%
Silver II
10,22%
Silver I
7,19%
Gold IV
10,7%
Gold III
6,51%
Gold II
4,54%
Gold I
2,36%
Platinum IV
4,09%
Platinum III
1,96%
Platinum II
1,21%
Platinum I
0,56%
Diamond IV
1,01%
Diamond III
0,41%
Diamond II
0,21%
Diamond I
0,09%
Master
0,2%
GrandMaster
0,04%
Challenger
0,02%
As you can see in this table, less than 1% of players reach the Diamond III division while the TFT ranks Master or higher are occupied by the top 0.26% of players on the server. In fact, players from all over the world are spread over 11 servers according to their geographical area:
EUW: Western Europe
EUNE: Northern and Eastern Europe
NA: North America
JP: Japan
KR: South Korea
BR: Brazil
LAN: Northern Latin America
LAS: Southern Latin America
ECO: Oceania
TR: Turkey
UK: Russia
That's it for this guide on TFT ranks. You are now familiar with the ranking system in Teamfight Tactics. To help you progress, I invite you to consult our TFT meta guide, in which we explain everything about champions, comps, items and increases.
Alco
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