R6 SiegeRanked 2.0 Β· 2026

Rainbow Six Siege Ranking System

All 8 R6 Siege rank tiers from Copper to Champion β€” how MMR works, rank distribution, and tips to climb in Ranked 2.0.

8

Rank Tiers

Gold

Average

Top 0.3%

Champion

Ranked 2.0

System

All R6 Siege Ranks

Rank
1Copper
2Bronze
3Silver
4Gold
5Platinum
6Emerald
7Diamond
8Champion

Rank Distribution 2026

Copper
4–6%
Bronze
11–13%
Silver
22–24%
Gold
21–23%
Platinum
16–18%
Emerald
8–10%
Diamond
3–5%
Champion
< 0.3%

Silver and Gold account for ~45% of all ranked players. Reaching Platinum puts you in the top 35–40%.

How Ranked 2.0 Works

MMR Gains & Losses

  • Win: +20 to +40 MMR based on performance
  • Individual performance (clutches, plants) increases gain
  • Round score and KDA contribute to MMR delta
  • Abandoning a match causes βˆ’50 MMR penalty

Season Resets

  • Seasons last approximately 3 months
  • MMR resets 50% toward the mean at season start
  • 5 calibration games required to get your visible rank
  • Champion rank requires 100 ranked games played

Frequently Asked Questions

How many ranks are in Rainbow Six Siege?

R6 Siege has 8 rank tiers (Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Emerald, Diamond, Champion) with 5 divisions each (V to I) for the first seven tiers. Champion is a single tier for the top ~0.3% of players. This gives 36 total rank divisions in the Ranked 2.0 system.

How does the R6 Siege ranking system work?

R6 Siege uses a hidden MMR (Matchmaking Rating) system. Your visible rank reflects your current MMR range. Winning matches increases your MMR; losing decreases it. The amount gained or lost depends on your performance (clutches, plant/defuse, kills) and the skill disparity between teams.

What is Ranked 2.0 in Rainbow Six Siege?

Ranked 2.0 was introduced in Operation Solar Raid (Year 7, Season 4) as a complete overhaul of the competitive system. It replaced the old Ranked with a new 8-tier system (Copper to Champion), removed ban-only operator bans, and implemented a seasonal rank reset that carries 50% of your previous MMR gain.

What is the average R6 Siege rank?

The average R6 Siege player sits in Gold III or Gold II. Silver and Gold together account for roughly 45% of the ranked player base. Reaching Platinum puts you in approximately the top 35–40% of players.

Do pro R6 Siege players play ranked?

Yes β€” SI (Siege Invitational) and Pro League players actively grind ranked to stay sharp and to qualify via regional ladders. Most Pro League players maintain Diamond or Champion rank, with NAL and EUL pros frequently placing in the top 0.1% of their region.