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Valorant statsRR gains and losses

How many RR a win gives and a loss takes, division by division, and the share of wins it takes to hold your rank.

RR by division

DivisionAverage on a winAverage on a lossWin rate to holdMatches
Iron 1+28.4-17.338%130
Iron 2+22-18.546%218
Iron 3+23.1-1945%335
Bronze 1+21.5-18.346%639
Bronze 2+20.3-19.148%750
Bronze 3+22.2-17.845%522
Silver 1+21.2-18.146%1,075
Silver 2+20.3-18.448%1,129
Silver 3+20.9-1846%1,094
Gold 1+19.8-17.647%2,166
Gold 2+19.6-17.247%2,441
Gold 3+19.6-17.747%1,853
Platinum 1+18.7-17.749%2,170
Platinum 2+19.1-17.548%2,246
Platinum 3+19.3-17.848%2,115
Diamond 1+18.3-18.150%4,154
Diamond 2+18.6-17.849%3,363
Diamond 3+18.8-17.748%3,220
Ascendant 1+18.4-17.849%4,532
Ascendant 2+18.4-17.949%4,409
Ascendant 3+19.9-16.245%5,164
Immortal 1+21.6-15.141%16,068
Immortal 2+22.9-14.639%18,790
Immortal 3+21.4-1643%40,049
Radiant+18.9-18.650%117,474

How RR works

Below Immortal, a win gives between 10 and 50 RR and a loss takes between 10 and 30: the exact number depends on the gap between your rank and your hidden rating, and on the round difference. When wins give more than losses take, the game thinks you belong higher. At 100 RR you move up a division. From Immortal on, RR is uncapped and the ladder decides the rank.

See my RR graphRank distribution

Counted on 100,374 ranked matches of the 1,554 players tracked on RadianiteDB. Players who look themselves up win a little more than half of their matches, so compare the rows with each other, not with 50%.

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