PUBG Mobile Ranks in Order, From Bronze to Conqueror

The PUBG Mobile ranks in order, from lowest to highest, are Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Crown, Ace, Ace Master, Ace Dominator and Conqueror. Bronze to Crown are each split into five steps, numbered V (lowest) to I (highest). Conqueror is different: points alone do not earn it, because it belongs to the top 500 players on each server.

All PUBG Mobile ranks in order

Here is the full PUBG Mobile ranks list, with a word on what changes at each tier:

1. Bronze: where every new account starts.
2. Silver: you get here just by playing regularly.
3. Gold: the point where staying alive starts to matter more than kills.
4. Platinum: matches get harder, and rushing at random stops working.
5. Diamond: most players here know the maps and move with a plan.
6. Crown: the last tier with numbered steps, and a real wall for solo players.
7. Ace: the first of the top tiers.
8. Ace Master: 500 points past the start of Ace.
9. Ace Dominator: the last tier before Conqueror.
10. Conqueror: the top 500 of the server.

Inside each tier from Bronze to Crown you move through five steps. A new Gold player is Gold V, then Gold IV, III, II and I, and the next promotion is Platinum V.

How PUBG Mobile rank points work

Your rank is really a number. After every ranked match the game adds points to it or takes some away, and your tier is simply the range that number falls in.

Two things earn points: how long you survive, which is your placement, and how many players you finish. Placement weighs more. A quiet top-five finish usually pays better than ten kills and a death in the middle of the match, and dying in the first minutes costs you points. The higher your tier, the better you must place before a match counts as a gain.

From Gold up, each tier covers 500 points and each step inside it covers 100:

• Gold starts at 2,200 points
• Platinum at 2,700
• Diamond at 3,200
• Crown at 3,700
• Ace at 4,200
• Ace Master at 4,700
• Ace Dominator at 5,200

Ace rank and the tiers above it

Ace begins at 4,200 points, right after Crown I. The Roman numerals stop here. Above Crown your progress is measured by points only, through Ace Master and then Ace Dominator.

Conqueror has no fixed number to aim at. You must be in the Ace tiers and among the 500 highest-rated players on your server in that mode. The list keeps moving, so a player can lose Conqueror without losing a single match, simply because others passed them. How many points it takes depends on how hard the top players of your server are pushing that season.

One account, several ranks

You do not have one rank. Solo, Duo and Squad are rated separately, and so are the two perspectives, TPP and FPP. A player who is Ace in Squad TPP can be sitting in Gold in Solo FPP.

At the start of each season the ranks are reset, but not to zero. Everyone drops a few tiers and climbs again, and the higher you finished, the higher you restart. Reaching certain tiers during a season also pays out rewards such as an outfit, a parachute skin or a title, so even a short push to the next tier is worth the effort.

How to climb without wasting points

• Play for placement first. Land where you can loot in peace, move with the circle and take the fights you can win. Hot drops are fun and expensive. For the last zones, see our final circle guide.
• Stay in one mode. Points do not carry between modes, so spreading your matches over five queues slows you down in all of them.
• Queue with people you know. A squad that talks, revives and shares ammo places higher than four strangers in most matches.
• Do not die early. An early death is the biggest point loss in the game. If the drop goes wrong, leave the area instead of forcing the fight.
• Stop after two bad matches. An angry player pushes harder and loses more. Come back later.

Stay away from paid rank boosting. Handing your account to someone else breaks the game's rules, and it is one of the most common ways accounts get stolen.

Frequent questions

What is the highest rank in PUBG Mobile?

Conqueror. Only the top 500 players of a server hold it in each mode, and they must already be in the Ace tiers.

What rank comes after Crown?

Ace, which starts at 4,200 points. After it come Ace Master, Ace Dominator and Conqueror.

Do ranks reset every season?

Yes, partly. You drop a few tiers at the start of a season, and you keep the rewards and titles you already earned.

UC for the season's pass and skins

Rank cannot be bought. It comes from points, and points come from matches. What UC buys is everything around it: the Royale Pass, and the outfits and weapon skins you will be seen in when you get there.

If you want UC for the season, PUBG Mobile UC on Mas4Games is available as Top-up by ID for global accounts or as global UC codes. A top-up by ID needs only your player ID, never your password.