VALORANT Rank Distribution March: V25 Act 2

Nazmul Hassan
By Nazmul Hassan
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Credit: Riot Games

Are you interested in finding out what percentage of players you belong to in VALORANT’s rank distribution? Then you’re in the right place.

VALORANT has different game modes, such as Deathmatch, Spike Rush, Unrated, and Competitive. Additionally, there are three rotating game modes: Escalation, Replication, and Snowball Fight, which change with every patch. Among these, Competitive, or Ranked is the most popular game mode in VALORANT.

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What is VALORANT Rank?

As mentioned earlier, there’s a competitive game mode in VALORANT. This game mode is also referred to as Ranked. Players are given specific ranks based on skills and Rank Ratings in this competitive mode.

The point of having a competitive or Ranked mode is to play against similarly skilled opponents so you can enjoy the thrilling and nail-biting experience of the matches. If you are new to this game, you must play 10 Unrated matches to unlock competitive mode and get a specific rank.

There are 9 tiers of ranks in VALORANT. These tiers also have 3 sub-tiers, except for Radiant. Radiant is a special rank category representing the best of the best. Only the top 500 from each Region can reach Radiants.

Previously, there were 22 ranks in VALORANT. However, Riot Games also added a new tier called Ascendant in Episode 5 Act 1. So, in addition to Ascendant, there are currently a total of 25 ranks in VALORANT.

VALORANT Rank Distribution

Riot Games released API for VALORANT starting in 2020. Esports Tale and Tracker.gg uses this API to provide official rank data based on the whole player base. So, the rank distribution data shown below is accurate. Additionally, this rank distribution considers combined players from all regions.

Note: We updated the article on March 18, 2025.

Here’s the rank distribution in March 2025 for different tiers:

VALORANT Rank Distribution March: V25 Act 2
graph via vstats.gg

    Overall Rank Distribution

    Iron 1Iron 11.13%
    Iron 2Iron 22.47%
    Iron 3Iron 33.52%
    Bronze 1Bronze 16.73%
    Bronze 2Bronze 26.99%
    Bronze 3Bronze 35.69%
    Silver 1Silver 19.24%
    Silver 2Silver 27.82%
    Silver 3Silver 36.26%
    Gold 1Gold 18.60%
    Gold 2Gold 27.05%
    Gold 3Gold 35.15%
    Platinum 1Platinum 16.36%
    Platinum 2Platinum 24.56%
    Platinum 3Platinum 33.18%
    Diamond 1Diamond 13.92%
    Diamond 2Diamond 22.92%
    Diamond 3Diamond 32.02%
    Ascendant 1Ascendant 12.53%
    Ascendant 2Ascendant 21.69%
    Ascendant 3Ascendant 30.94%
    Immortal 1Immortal 10.86%
    Immortal 2Immortal 20.23%
    Immortal 3Immortal 30.11%
    RadiantRadiant0.03%
    Data via vstats.gg

    When Will the Rank Reset?

    VALORANT resets everyone’s ranks with every new Act. When a new Episode begins, all players need to play 5 placement matches to be placed, with Ascendant 1 being the highest initial placement. To receive your rank in Act 2 or 3, you’ll need to play 1 placement match.

    After placement, your Act rank will rise and fall with your wins and losses. Nonetheless, as millions of players grind VALORANT ranks daily, the rank distribution keeps changing. Currently, V25 Act 2 is ongoing.

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    By Nazmul Hassan FPS Editor
    Nazmul is GameRiv's FPS editor. He is a marketing graduate with an immense passion for gaming. As an ex-professional CS:GO player, he holds a strong interest in other FPS titles like Apex Legends, VALORANT, and CoD. However, he also tries out other games when he is free.