All REMATCH ranks, explained

The upcoming sports title REMATCH has a pretty competitive side of things if you want to master the mechanics, and you’ll be able to move through the ranks by winning games.

Any progression you make on the beta isn’t going to matter, as there will be a reset before the full launch. However, it’s still beneficial to understand how the ranks work and if Ranked play is worth your time and energy. This guide will provide you with all the important information related to the Ranked mode.

All REMATCH ranks in Ranked mode

The Ranked mode is tailor-made for those who want to enjoy the competitive side of things. It will be the go-to place for you once you have mastered the basics. As you win your games, you’ll be moving up the ranks (or divisions if you’re from EA FC 25 like me).

Here are all the known ranks that are currently available.

• Bronze
• Silver
• Gold
• Platinum
• Diamond
• Elite

There’s a chance of more ranks being available. To know about that, you’ll have to progress gradually across the ranks. Once I have figured out more about the more advanced ranks (if they exist), I will update them in my guide.

Each rank has five divisions, and the current promotion system might feel a bit stiff. You’ll have to win five games in a row to get promoted. Promotions work across the divisions, so you can’t directly go from Bronze to Silver or from Silver to Gold. Instead, you’ll have to gradually move through the divisions with the help of consecutive wins.

The win requirement changes slightly at higher ranks, but games will be harder. Hence, you’ll have to eventually get better and communicate well with your teammates to secure a win.

There’s a chance for the rank-up system to change at the full launch. Once again, all rank progressions during the beta phase will be reset, and all of us will start fresh when REMATCH releases globally on PC and consoles.