Comparison of the rank system in Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant
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In the realm of competitive esports, the ranking systems in games like Valorant and Counter-Strike 2 are pivotal in assessing players' skill levels. A newly introduced ranking system aims to bridge the gap between these two prominent titles, offering a unified approach to evaluating players' proficiency.
The ranking system divides players into six main categories based on their skills and achievements. From the lowest to the highest, the ranks are distributed as follows:
Bronze, Iron (VALORANT) – 0000-4999 (CS2):
This tier serves as the entry point for newcomers and those embarking on their gaming journey, offering a platform for skill development and learning.
Silver (VALORANT) – 5000-9999 (CS2):
Transitioning from the introductory phase, players at this level refine their basic skills and begin to grasp fundamental strategies essential for competitive play.
Gold (VALORANT) – 10000-14999 (CS2):
An intermediate tier where players delve deeper into strategic thinking and teamwork, honing their abilities to adapt and thrive in challenging scenarios.
Platinum (VALORANT) – 15000-19999 (CS2):
At this elevated level, players must exhibit advanced skills and a profound understanding of game mechanics, showcasing their mastery and expertise.
Ascendant, Diamond (VALORANT) – 20000-24999 (CS2):
Reserved for elite players, this tier signifies exceptional proficiency and unwavering dedication, distinguishing themselves as formidable competitors within the gaming community.
Immortal (VALORANT) – 25000+ (CS2):
The pinnacle of achievement, this tier represents unparalleled mastery and near-professional prowess, embodying the epitome of gaming excellence.

CS 2 ranks to Valorant
Valorant Rank | CS2 Rating |
|---|---|
Bronze, Iron | 0000-4999 |
Silver | 5000-9999 |
Gold | 10000-14999 |
Platinum | 15000-19999 |
Ascendant, Diamond | 20000-24999 |
Immortal | 25000+ |
CS2 ELO ranks
Furthermore, in CS2, ELO ranks closely mirror those of CS:GO but are applied differently within Competitive Mode, offering players a familiar yet distinct progression path:
Silver I (S1)
Silver 2 CSGO (S2)
Silver III (S3)
Silver IV (S4)
Silver Elite (SE)
Silver Elite Master (SEM)
Gold Nova I (GN1)
Gold Nova II (GN2)
Gold Nova III (GN3)
Gold Nova Master (GNM)
Master Guardian I (MG1)
Master Guardian II (MG2)
Master Guardian Elite (MGE)
Distinguished Master Guardian (DMG)
Legendary Eagle (LE)
Legendary Eagle Master (LEM)
Supreme Master First Class (SMFC)
Global Elite (GE)

CS 2 Rank | CS 2 Raiting |
|---|---|
S1-SEM | 1000-4999 |
GN1-GNM | 5000-9499 |
MG1-MG3 | 9499-12999 |
DMG-LEM | 13000-16999 |
Supreme | 17000-19499 |
Global Elite | 19500+ |
Comparison of Ranks in Valorant and Ranks in CS 2
Valorant Rank | CS2 Rank |
|---|---|
Bronze, Iron | S1-SEM |
Silver | GN1-GNM |
Gold | MG1-MG3 |
Platinum | DMG-LEM |
Ascendant, Diamond | Supreme |
Immortal | Global Elite |
To get your first rank in CS 2, you need to win 10 games. Your rating starts at 1,000 and can go way up, depending on how good you are. Every 5,000 points in your rating is shown by a different color, and there's a way to compare these to the old CS:GO ranks.






