Marvel Snap Ranks Explained: All 12 Ranks from Recruit to Infinite

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Marvel Snap has 12 ranks, from Recruit (rank 1) to Infinite (rank 100). You climb with Cosmic Cubes that you win or lose in ranked matches. Once you hit rank 10 you can't drop below it, and every month a new season starts with a rank reset.

This guide covers every rank in order, how many cubes a rank takes, how snapping and retreating work, and where you land after the reset. Last checked: October 31, 2026, based on the official Marvel Snap Help Center and patch notes.

All Marvel Snap ranks in order

Your rank is the number to the right of the "Play" button. According to the Help Center, these are the 12 ranks:

Rank orderhighest rank on top

12 Infinite Rank 100
11 Galactic Rank 90–99
10 Omega Rank 80–89
09 Vibranium Rank 70–79
08 Diamond Rank 60–69
07 Platinum Rank 50–59
06 Gold Rank 40–49
05 Silver Rank 30–39
04 Bronze Rank 20–29
03 Iron Rank 10–19
02 Agent Rank 5–9
01 Recruit Rank 1–4

Rank	Tiers
Recruit	Rank 1–4
Agent	Rank 5–9
Iron	Rank 10–19
Bronze	Rank 20–29
Silver	Rank 30–39
Gold	Rank 40–49
Platinum	Rank 50–59
Diamond	Rank 60–69
Vibranium	Rank 70–79
Omega	Rank 80–89
Galactic	Rank 90–99
Infinite	Rank 100

Rank 10 (Iron) is the floor. You never drop below it, no matter how many games you lose. Each time you reach a new rank for the first time in a season, you get a reward. You can see which one by tapping the rank icon next to the Play button.

Cubes: how you climb

In ranked you gain cubes when you win and lose cubes when you lose or retreat. According to the Help Center, you generally need 7 cubes per rank. Example: you're rank 22 and earn 7 cubes, so you move up to rank 23.

The +3 bonus at every rank boundary

When you reach a new multiple of ten (for example 20, 30 or 40), the game gives you 3 extra rank levels for free. So rank 30 turns straight into rank 33. The Help Center describes this as a buffer so a losing streak doesn't drop you right back.

Up to rank 90: cubes from event modes

Since the September 15, 2026 patch, you can also earn cubes from the free reward tracks of limited-time game modes. Per the patch notes this only works up to a cap starting at rank 90. Once you're at or past it, every further cube from those tracks converts into 2 Wild Boosters. So from rank 90 to Infinite you have to play regular ranked. Premium tracks don't award cubes.

Snapping: doubling the stakes

You unlock snapping when you reach rank 10 and finish the stakes tutorials. In a match, tap the cube at the top middle of the screen. The stakes then double on the next turn. Each player can snap once per match, and the stakes double automatically on the final turn.

Situation	Final stakes
Nobody snaps	2 cubes
One player snaps	4 cubes
Both players snap	8 cubes

If you win, you gain those stakes; if you lose, they're taken off. The cube at the top shows the current stakes, with the next turn's stakes underneath.

Retreating: limit your losses

The Retreat button is at the bottom left. The Help Center lists two options:

Retreat Now: the match ends immediately and you only lose the cubes currently shown in the cube at the top.
Retreat Later: you retreat after your opponent takes their turn. If your opponent retreats too, the match ends in a tie.

Spotting a lost match early often means giving up 1 or 2 cubes instead of 4 or 8. In ranked that matters more than any single win.

Infinite: Snap Points and the leaderboard

From Infinite on, cubes no longer count. You get Snap Points, which the Help Center says are based on your hidden Matchmaking Rating (MMR) and your play during the season. They place you on a global leaderboard, where a lower number is better.

Your MMR goes up when you win and down when you lose. It decides who you get matched against, but you can't see it in the game.

Seasons: when is the reset?

According to the Help Center, a season generally starts on the first Tuesday of the month and rolls over on the first Tuesday of the next month. That puts the next season start at Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The exact time is shown in the game.

Rank reset: where you start the new season

Since the April 1, 2025 patch, you drop fewer ranks at the season change than before. The current table from the Help Center:

Rank at season end	Start of the new season
Infinite	Rank 75
Rank 90–99	Rank 73
Rank 80–89	Rank 65
Rank 70–79	Rank 63
Rank 60–69	Rank 55
Rank 53–59	Rank 53
Rank 1–52	no decay

Key point: no matter how high you are on the Infinite leaderboard, you always restart at rank 75. Up to rank 52 you keep your rank completely. If you finish at rank 70 or higher, you start next month above 60 either way.

Game modes: what counts for your rank?

The Help Center lists three regular modes: Ranked, Conquest and Friendly Battle. You start Ranked with the Play button, and you earn cubes there at the end of every match. Matches in limited-time modes don't award cubes at the end, per the patch notes. Conquest unlocks once you complete the Recruit Season Pass. Friendly battles give no rewards. On top of that there are limited-time modes whose free reward tracks have been able to award cubes up to rank 90 since September 2026.

Tips for climbing

Retreat early: if a match looks lost after your opponent snaps, give up 1 or 2 cubes instead of 4 or 8.
Snap with purpose: snap when you're confident. If you rarely snap, a win often only earns 2 cubes.
Use the +3 bonus: right after reaching a new multiple of ten you have a three-level buffer. That's a good time to try a new deck.
Event modes early on: up to rank 90, the free tracks of event modes give you extra cubes.
Do the math before the reset: up to rank 52 you lose nothing at the reset. From rank 70 you start next month at 63 or higher.

Matching hardware

Marvel Snap runs on iOS, Android and on PC via Steam. On a tablet you play with touch and bigger cards than on a phone. These guides help with your setup:

Three example products for playing Marvel Snap on a tablet (manufacturer specs, not our own tests):

Example model

Android tablet: Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+

Display: 11 inches, 1,920 × 1,200 pixels, 90 Hz
Storage: 6 GB RAM, 128 GB, microSD up to 2 TB
Battery: 7,040 mAh, 25 W fast charging
Weight: 477 g

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Example model

iPad: Apple iPad (A16)

Display: 11-inch Liquid Retina, 2360 × 1640 pixels, 500 nits
Storage: 128, 256 or 512 GB
Battery: up to 10 hours of web or video on Wi-Fi
Connector: USB-C, Touch ID

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Example model

Android with 144 Hz: Xiaomi Pad 8

Display: 11.2 in, 3,200 × 2,136 pixels, up to 144 Hz
Chip: Snapdragon 8s Gen 4
Storage: 8 GB RAM, 128 GB
Battery: 9,200 mAh, 45 W (charger not included)

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More models and criteria in the gaming tablet guide.

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FAQ

What is the highest rank in Marvel Snap?

Infinite (rank 100). After that, cubes no longer count. Snap Points and your spot on the global leaderboard do.

How many ranks are there in Marvel Snap?

12 ranks: Recruit, Agent, Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Vibranium, Omega, Galactic and Infinite.

How many cubes do I need per rank?

The Help Center says generally 7 cubes per rank level. At every multiple of ten you also get 3 levels for free.

Can you derank in Marvel Snap?

Yes, losing cubes lowers your rank. But you never drop below rank 10 (Iron).

Where do I start after finishing a season in Infinite?

At rank 75, no matter how high you were on the leaderboard.

When is the next rank reset?

Seasons generally start on the first Tuesday of the month, so the next one is expected on November 3, 2026.

Sources

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