![]() ![]() Once you’re level 2, you need to win 10 games of matchmaking to be placed into a rank. ![]() While you’re collecting these wins you’ll be classed as unranked. After you’ve won those 10 games, you’ll have earned your first rank. This will usually be somewhere on the lower rungs of the list of ranks, but could be higher if you’ve played some form of Counter-Strike before. Silver I is the lowest rank you can receive, and The Global Elite is the highest rank in the game. From that you can see the flow of how the rank system works in CS:GO. There’s no set time where you should earn any of the ranks. Generally speaking, though, beginner players should be somewhere in the Silver ranks, intermediate players should be high Gold Nova/low Master Guardian, and experienced players should be anywhere from Legendary Eagle to Global Elite. Ranking up in CS:GO is simple, though the algorithm behind it isn’t. To put it plainly, the more matchmaking games you win the faster you’ll rank up. As you’d expect though, there is more that goes into it than just that. Here is what will influence the speed in which you rank up. The lower their rank, the more elo (the value that dictates your rank) you’ll earn from a win. The round difference of the competitive games you play.The number of times in a game of matchmaking you are named the MVP.The higher their rank, the more elo you’ll earn from a win. You’ll gain more elo by beating a team 16-1 than you would if you beat them 16-14. On the flip side, you’ll lose more elo if you get stomped by a team 16-1 than if you only narrowly lose 16-14. ![]()
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