Keeping up with the Rocket League ranks, along with being aware how the Buy Rocket League Items ranking systems works as a whole, is the best way to know just how good you are at the game. Rocket League is a highly competitive game, with players all over the world competing to be the best.

The ranking system divides players into ranks from Bronze to Gold, to Diamond and beyond. If you RL Items for sale want to know how the ranking system works in Rocket League and what the ranks are, read on.

An example of this is the Rocket League Ranks displaying as "Platinum II Division II".

The Supersonic Legend rank is one of the most welcome changes to Rocket League ranks since it was introduced. It was added to Rocket League at the same time the game went free-to-play and sets special players apart.

The Grand Champion rank became saturated as players began to develop their skills, with the inclusion of a new tier having gone down a treat. It gives the better players something to grind for but this rank doesn't use the tiered system. Once players hit Supersonic Legend, they are at the top.

Ranking up in the Rocket League ranking system is pretty simple; win matches to progress through the Rocket League ranks. What the game doesn't show is MMR (matchmaking rank). This is a hidden score reserved for the rank of Grand Champion.

Players can find out their Rocket League MMR before hitting Grand Champion by using a Rocket League tracker, a third-party tool. Individual performances like goals and assists don't affect MMR, but wins are the most important thing.

Players are matched up against opponents based on MMR, not in-game rank (although the two are closely related). By beating an opponent with a higher MMR more points will be earned versus someone with a lower MMR, the same goes for losing to someone higher.

It's worth noting that these competitive Rocket League playlists also differ mechanically from the casual playlists. Leaving a match early without forfeiting comes with leaving penalties, and bots won't replace any players who do abandon the match.