Brawl Stars Ranks Explained: Every Ranked Tier from Bronze to Pro

Brawl Stars Ranked has eight ranks: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond, Mythic, Legendary, Masters and, at the very top, Pro. The first seven each have three tiers (I, II, III), while Pro is a single tier. That makes 22 tiers in total.

This guide covers every rank in order, how much Rank Score each tier needs, when bans and the draft kick in, which Brawlers you need and what happens at the monthly reset. It is based on the Ranked rework Supercell announced in February 2025 (new Pro rank, Pro Pass). Updated October 2026, according to official Supercell Support.

All Brawl Stars ranks in order

Ranked unlocks at 1,000 Trophies. You then start in Bronze I. Bronze I is the lowest tier, Pro the highest.

1. 08 Pro no tiers
2. 07 Masters I–III
3. 06 Legendary I–III
4. 05 Mythic I–III
5. 04 Diamond I–III
6. 03 Gold I–III
7. 02 Silver I–III
8. 01 Bronze I–III

Supercell's support table lists 8,500 as the start of Masters. However, Legendary ends at 8,249 in that same table, and the Supercell blog says each Masters tier takes 1,000 points up to Pro at 11,250. By that math, Masters I starts at 8,250.

Rank Score for every tier

According to Supercell, each tier takes 750 points in Legendary and 1,000 in Masters. For the lower ranks Supercell only gives the ranges. The individual tiers follow from equal steps, which community overviews list the same way:

Supercell said that under the old system around 5 percent of Ranked players reached Legendary and around 1 percent reached Masters (figure from February 2025, before Pro was added).

Format: bans from Diamond, draft from Mythic

The higher you climb, the more serious the format gets. According to Supercell Support:

Base rule: every Brawler in Ranked needs to be at least Power Level 9. Maps and modes are randomized for each match and rotate every season.

Three loaner Brawlers each season

Each season, three maxed Brawlers are available in Ranked even if you don't own them. According to Supercell they count towards the Brawler requirement for each rank. If you're two Power 11 Brawlers short for Mythic, the loaners can fill the gap.

How you climb and drop

A win earns Rank Score, a loss costs some. How much depends, according to Supercell, on your opponents' Rank Score compared to yours: beating a higher-ranked team pays more.

Since the 2025 rework, Supercell also lists these rules:

• No floor protection from Mythic up. If you lose more than you win in Mythic, you can drop back to Diamond.
• Bigger losses from Legendary up. Wins pay more than before, but losses in Legendary and above hurt noticeably more.
• Rank Boost only until Mythic. Supercell cut the boost values sharply, and there is none from Mythic up.

Every rank-up posts a message to your Club chat. Your rank shows on your Battle Card and in your profile.

Solo, Duo or Trio: matchmaking

You can play Ranked solo, as a duo or as a trio. According to Supercell's Ranked matchmaking article:

• Solo: you're matched with players of a similar Rank Score.
• Duo: you can be at most three tiers apart. Gold I with Diamond I works, Diamond I with Silver III does not. Matchmaking uses the higher player's Rank Score plus 200.
• Trio: matchmaking uses the highest player's Rank Score plus 500.

Supercell adds that team-up restrictions get tighter at higher ranks and that searches at high ranks stay closer to your own rank.

Ranked Reputation

Every player has a Ranked Reputation score. You lose reputation when other players report you or when you get automatic penalties, for example for quitting during Brawler selection. Supercell recommends a stable internet connection and playing every match to the end.

Seasons and reset

A Ranked Season lasts one month. According to the Supercell blog, since the rework each season starts on the third Thursday of the month. At the end of the season you're placed lower. Where you land depends on the highest rank you reached the month before:

Example (our math): if you reached Legendary I, you drop six tiers to Diamond I. If you reached Pro, you start in Legendary I.

Pro Pass: rewards for Ranked

Since 2025, Ranked has its own Pro Pass with a free and a paid track. According to Supercell:

• Four Ranked Seasons make up one four-month Pro Pass season.
• You earn Pro Pass XP from Ranked wins (with a weekly cap), from ranking up and from watching esports broadcasts.
• The free track ends with a Legendary Starr Drop as its tail reward.
• Reaching Pro gives you a shot at the Global Leaderboard. Pro also unlocks the esports button for signing up to Brawl Stars esports events.

The paid track is optional and not needed to climb. The game shows you the price, which according to Supercell varies by country.

Tips for climbing

These tips follow directly from the rules:

1. Work towards 12 Power 11 Brawlers early. Without them you're stuck at Diamond. The season's three loaner Brawlers count.
2. Try the loaner Brawlers before you spend resources on a new one.
3. Find a duo partner near your rank. The game won't let you queue more than three tiers apart.
4. Plan your bans. Bans start in Diamond. Decide which Brawler you want to ban in the current modes before the match.
5. Don't quit. Quitting during selection costs reputation. Play on Wi-Fi with good signal rather than on weak mobile data.
6. Push before the season ends. The reset is based on your highest rank, so every extra tier gives you a better start next season.

Recommended hardware for Brawl Stars

You play Brawl Stars on a phone or tablet. For Ranked, a stable connection matters most, because disconnects cost reputation and often the match. At home, good Wi-Fi helps more than any accessory. Starting points:

• Gaming router buying guide
• Gaming headset buying guide

Three example products (manufacturer specs, not our own testing):

Example model

6 GHz Wi-Fi for newer phones: TP-Link Archer BE550

Wi-Fi

Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 BE9300

6 GHz

yes (up to 5,760 Mbps)

Ports

1× 2.5G WAN, 4× 2.5G LAN, USB 3.0

Mesh

EasyMesh compatible

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Example model

Budget pick without 6 GHz: TP-Link Archer BE3600

Wi-Fi

Dual-band Wi-Fi 7, up to approx. 3.6 Gbps

6 GHz

no

Ports

1× 2.5G WAN, 1× 2.5G LAN, 3× 1G LAN, USB 3.0

Mesh

EasyMesh compatible

A good fit if your phone doesn't support 6 GHz, since it can only use 2.4 and 5 GHz anyway.

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Example model

For Ranked on the go: Anker Zolo Power Bank 20000mAh 45W

A single Ranked match is short, but several in a row drain the battery. On the go, a power bank helps (specs from the Amazon product page):

Capacity

20,000 mAh

Output

up to 45 W

Ports

2 built-in USB-C cables, 1× USB-C, 1× USB-A

Size and weight

12 × 7.3 × 3.1 cm, 364 g

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FAQ

How many ranks are there in Brawl Stars?

Eight: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond, Mythic, Legendary, Masters and Pro. The first seven have three tiers each, so 22 tiers in total.

What is the highest rank in Brawl Stars?

Pro, from 11,250 Rank Score. From there you can make the Global Leaderboard.

When can I play Ranked?

From 1,000 Trophies. Every Brawler needs at least Power Level 9.

How many Brawlers do I need for Mythic?

Twelve Brawlers at Power Level 11. The season's three loaner Brawlers count towards that.

When is the Ranked reset in Brawl Stars?

Every month at the start of the new season, according to Supercell on the third Thursday. Bronze restarts in Bronze I, Silver and Gold in Silver I, and from Diamond up you drop six tiers.

Can you drop from Mythic to Diamond?

Yes. Since the 2025 rework there is no floor protection from Mythic up.

Are Trophies and Ranked linked?

No. You only need Trophies to unlock Ranked. After that, only your Rank Score counts in Ranked.

Can I play with friends at a different rank?

As a duo only within three tiers of each other. Restrictions get tighter at higher ranks.

Play other online games with ranks? See Clash Royale Ranked explained, Fortnite ranks explained and Marvel Rivals ranks explained. For your Wi-Fi: gaming router buying guide.

Sources

Updated October 2026. Ranks, Rank Score ranges, format, Brawler requirements, reset and loaner Brawlers come from Supercell Support. Tier steps in Legendary and Masters, the Pro Pass, floor protection and season start come from the Supercell blog post from February 2025. We cross-check the tier values from Bronze to Mythic with a community overview.

• Supercell Support – Intro to Ranked
• Supercell Support – Ranked Matchmaking (Duo, Trio, Reputation)
• Supercell – RANKED IS DEAD, AND RANKED IS BACK!! (Ranked rework, February 2025)
• MuMuPlayer – Brawl Stars Ranked Mode Guide (tier table)
• TP-Link – Archer BE550 (manufacturer specs)
• TP-Link – Archer BE3600 (manufacturer specs)

Supercell adjusts Ranked regularly, for example modes, loaner Brawlers and rewards. Whenever ranks or rules change, we'll update this guide.