The VALORANT competitive game mode keeps players hooked to the title, as they keep coming back to grind to the next higher rank. But, if you are wondering how many people are in each rank, we have got the answer for you. In this article, let us look at the rank distribution of VALORANT players in 2025.
What is the VALORANT Rank Distribution in 2025?
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Within the VALORANT competitive game mode, players can test out their skills. Within this game mode, based on a player’s ability, they are given a certain rank. To unlock this game mode, players will first need to reach level 20 within the game. Initially, players are unranked. Following that, they will need to play five games to receive their rank in the game.
Players are placed in a certain rank based on the number of wins. Each rank within VALORANT has three divisions. To make the ranked experience fairer, VALORANT introduced a ranked shield during Patch 10.00. Players can receive RR, also known as Rank Rating, by playing more games. The more ratings a player has, the more likely they will go into a higher rank.
Players need to receive a total of 100 points to go from one division within their rank to a higher rank. Also read out article on the complete VALORANT Ranked System. Below is a list of all ranks within VALORANT:
- Iron
- Bronze
- Silver
- Gold
- Platinum
- Diamond
- Ascendant
- Immortal
- Radiant
According to vstats.gg, a website that uses the VALORANT API, the rank distribution within VALORANT in 2025 is as follows:
- Iron: 7.14%
- Bronze: 19.65%
- Silver: 23.46%
- Gold: 20.73%
- Platinum: 14.01%
- Diamond: 8.78%
- Ascendant: 5.04%
- Immortal: 1.17%
- Radiant: 0.02%
Currently, the most significant number of players is ranked Silver within VALORANT. Gold consists of 20.73% of VALORANT-ranked players, making it the second-largest rank within VALORANT. The rank division with the highest population of VALORANT players is Silver 1, with 9.31% of the total ranked players.