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Overwatch Rank 2 and the Rewards You Get

The factor that determines your rank in Overwatch 2 is SR or Skill Rating. The higher the SR you have, the higher your rank will be. 
Overwatch Rankings
Overwatch Rankings. Source: Ko-Fi

Competitive Mode in the Overwatch 2 game is one of the reasons why this game is widely played to date. In this article, we will discuss about the Overwatch 2 ranking. For those of you who are curious, let's see this article until it's finished!

Unlike the Quick Play or Arcade modes, the Competitive mode in Overwatch 2 will present much more intense battles between two teams. 

The reason why competitive mode is so popular is to achieve the highest possible rank by facing other players.

Are you curious about the ranks in Overwatch 2? If so, here are some things you need to know about rankings in Overwatch 2.

Explanation of Rank in Overwatch 2

Overwatch Rankings
Rating in Overwatch 2. Source: Dexerto

The rank system in Overwatch 2 is almost similar to the rank system in the first game. So, for those of you who have tried playing the first game, there will be no significant obstacles that you will encounter later.

The factor that determines your rank in this game is SR or Skill Rating. The higher the SR you have, the higher your rank will be. 

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What is SR in Overwatch 2?

Overwatch Rankings
What is SR in Overwatch 2? Source: Dexerto

As previously explained, SR stands for “Skill Rating” and every player will get it after they complete Placement Matches. In Role and Open Queue, you will get a different SR for each role you play.

After completing the preliminary game, the system will give you a ranking. Your wins, losses and overall performance during deployments play a huge role.

However, it won't really matter if you've played multiple seasons on the same account.

How to Determine SR in Overwatch 2

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How to Determine SR in Overwatch 2. Source: Dexerto

Placement matches are split into win 7 or lose 20 matches per role in Role and Open Queue. 

Unlike the first Overwatch, here after you complete a placement match, you will gain SR if you win and will lose SR if you lose a Competitive match.

After you complete placement, your rank will be adjusted whenever you reach 7 wins or 20 losses, whichever comes first.

Since season 3, placements and rank advancement or demotion will be renewed every 5 wins or 15 losses.

Although it rarely happens in Overwatch 2, a draw can occur in certain maps, but it will not affect ranking. So, if your team loses at Junkertown but is still able to play to a draw, then you won't lose SR. 

Also read: All Overwatch 2 Patch Notes Season 5 Updates

What are the Ranks in Overwatch 2?

Overwatch Rankings
Rating in Overwatch 2. Source: Dexerto

Like the first game, Overwatch 2 players will be placed in the Bronze to Master ranks after their placement matches are over. Each rank operates as a different tier. 

If you get enough SR, you will move up to a higher rank. However, if you lose too much, then you run the risk of being demoted one rank.

Here is a full breakdown of each Overwatch 2 competitive rank:

  • Bronze: 5 to 1
  • Silvers: 5 to 1
  • Golds: 5 to 1
  • Platinums: 5 to 1
  • Diamonds: 5 to 1
  • Masters: 5 to 1
  • Grandmasters: 5 to 1
  • Top 500: Top 500 players on each server

Most Overwatch players end up at Silver, Gold, and Platinum levels. So, if you have difficulty getting to Diamond or Master, don't worry, because to reach these ranks requires high-level skills.

Rewards in Overwatch 2

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Rewards Overwatch 2. Source: Dexerto

There are several types of prizes that can be obtained from playing Overwatch 2 competitively. When you win you will get a small amount of CP.

And if you want to get a large amount of CP, then you can get it from a rank increase. 

Following are the CP details given in each rank and match results:

  • Win: 15 CP
  • Draw: 5 CP
  • Bronze: 65 CP
  • Silver: 125 CP
  • Gold: 250 CP
  • Platinum: 500 CP
  • Diamonds: 750 CP, Diamond Challengers
  • Masters: 1,200 CP, Master Challengers
  • Grandmaster: 1,750 CP, Grandmaster Challenger
  • Top 500: 1,750 CP, Top 500 Challengers

Every player who completes a total of 250, 750, and 1750 competitive games will get special titles called Adept Competitor, Seasoned Competitor, and Expert Competitor.

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Well, that's our discussion this time. Hopefully this article can help you in playing Overwatch 2.

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