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The system of ranks and levels in CSGO

Posted on May 29, 2023

In this article, we will delve into the ranks and levels in CS:GO. Many authors often confuse these concepts, so let’s bring clarity to the matter.

The Ranking System in CS:GO

In English terminology, the Rank or Ranking System is based on the win-loss ratio of a player in official matchmaking, also known as MMR (Matchmaking Rating). As of the time of writing this article, CS:GO offers 18 positions:

  1. Silver I (S1)
  2. Silver 2 CSGO (S2)
  3. Silver III (S3)
  4. Silver IV (S4)
  5. Silver Elite (SE)
  6. Silver Elite Master (SEM)
  7. Gold Nova I (GN1)
  8. Gold Nova II (GN2)
  9. Gold Nova III (GN3)
  10. Gold Nova Master (GNM)
  11. Master Guardian I (MG1)
  12. Master Guardian II (MG2)
  13. Master Guardian Elite (MGE)
  14. Distinguished Master Guardian CSGO (DMG)
  15. Legendary Eagle (LE)
  16. Legendary Eagle Master (LEM CSGO)
  17. Supreme Master First Class (SMFC)
  18. Global Elite CSGO (GE)

Unlike many other games, in CS:GO, a player’s MMR is completely hidden. Generally, your rating increases after a victory and decreases after a loss in a match. However, it also heavily depends on your personal performance in a specific match.

The Leveling System in CS:GO

Another system in CS:GO that showcases your gaming experience is the Levels. This indicator reflects your time and experience in the game, known as Experience Points (XP). Currently, there are 41 levels available.

Level Experience Points
Recruit Rank 0  1,000 XP
Private Rank 1  5,000 XP – 1,000 XP
Private Rank 2  5,000 XP – 6,000 XP
Private Rank 3  5,000 XP – 11,000 XP
Private Rank 4  5,000 XP – 16,000 XP
Corporal Rank 5  5,000 XP – 21,000 XP
Corporal Rank 6  5,000 XP – 26,000 XP
Corporal Rank 7  5,000 XP – 31,000 XP
Corporal Rank 8  5,000 XP – 36,000 XP
Sergeant Rank 9  5,000 XP – 41,000 XP
Sergeant Rank 10  5,000 XP – 46,000 XP
Sergeant Rank 11  5,000 XP – 51,000 XP
Sergeant Rank 12  5,000 XP – 56,000 XP
Master Sergeant Rank 13  5,000 XP – 61,000 XP
Master Sergeant Rank 14  5,000 XP – 66,000 XP
Master Sergeant Rank 15  5,000 XP – 71,000 XP
Master Sergeant Rank 16  5,000 XP – 76,000 XP
Sergeant Major Rank 17  5,000 XP – 81,000 XP
Sergeant Major Rank 18  5,000 XP – 86,000 XP
Sergeant Major Rank 19  5,000 XP – 91,000 XP
Sergeant Major Rank 20  5,000 XP – 96,000 XP
Lieutenant Rank 21  5,000 XP – 101,000 XP
Lieutenant Rank 22  5,000 XP – 106,000 XP
Lieutenant Rank 23  5,000 XP – 111,000 XP
Lieutenant Rank 24  5,000 XP – 116,000 XP
Captain Rank 25  5,000 XP – 121,000 XP
Captain Rank 26  5,000 XP – 126,000 XP
Captain Rank 27  5,000 XP – 131,000 XP
Captain Rank 28  5,000 XP – 136,000 XP
Major Rank 29  5,000 XP – 141,000 XP
Major Rank 30  5,000 XP – 146,000 XP
Major Rank 31  5,000 XP – 151,000 XP
Major Rank 32  5,000 XP – 156,000 XP
Colonel Rank 33  5,000 XP – 161,000 XP
Colonel Rank 34  5,000 XP – 166,000 XP
Colonel Rank 35  5,000 XP – 171,000 XP
Brigadier General Rank 36  5,000 XP – 176,000 XP
Major General Rank 37  5,000 XP – 181,000 XP
Lieutenant General Rank 38  5,000 XP – 186,000 XP
General Rank 39  5,000 XP – 191,000 XP
Global General Rank 40 > 196,000 XP

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