Where will your placements start?
Platinum IIIfinal rank last season
Gold IIIpredicted start
Shaded: where you can place, Bronze III to Platinum I. Bright: where a 5β5 lands. P predicted start Β· F last season's final rank. Eternity and One Above All can't be placed into β the cap is Celestial I.
The rule Platinum III β 3 divisions = Gold III Β· highest possible: Platinum III + 2 = Platinum I
- Your record 5β5: NetEase says a 5β5 record lands close to your predicted rank, Gold III.
- Your performance Average play sits between the two ends of the β100 to +100 adjustment NetEase applies after the ten games (since Season 7).
- Finish all ten placements: NetEase gives no season rewards to anyone who doesn't.
- Placing in a party: at most three players, highest and lowest under three divisions apart β and matchmaking uses the highest-ranked player.
- The predicted rank is used for matchmaking during placements; it is not your final rank.
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10 placement games Β· our estimate from Platinum III
Rules from NetEase's Season 5 patch notes (12 November 2025: placements, the predicted rank, the caps and the placement party) and Season 7 (18 March 2026: the β100 to +100 performance adjustment), checked 2 November 2026 β we re-read them when the Season 11 notes are out. The 100 points a division is the widely reported figure, not NetEase's. The booster estimate is our checkout engine's for the games you have left, priced from your final rank last season (a new player from Silver III). Boosting conflicts with NetEase's terms of service β read the Risk Disclosure before you order.
How Marvel Rivals placements work
Since Season 5 (12 November 2025) your first ten ranked matches of every full season are placement matches. The game predicts a starting rank three divisions below the rank you finished last season: Celestial II, Celestial I, Eternity and One Above All all start from Grandmaster II, and Silver III or lower starts from Bronze III, the floor. If you have never finished 10 ranked matches in a season you count as a new player and start from Silver III. Matchmaking uses the predicted rank during your placements β NetEase is clear that it isn't your final rank.
The ten games decide where you land: up to two divisions above last season's final rank, never higher than Celestial I and never lower than Bronze III, and a 5β5 record lands close to your predicted rank. Since Season 7 (18 March 2026) the game also tracks your own performance in each placement and adjusts the result by β100 to +100 competitive points once the ten games are done β about one division either way at the widely reported 100 points a division, a figure NetEase's notes don't print. NetEase publishes no table of how far each extra win takes you, so the predictor shows the range and the direction rather than inventing an exact rank.
Half-seasons don't reset: the rank you place at carries into the season's second half. You need all ten placements for any season rewards. Season 11 starts on 13 November 2026, the date on NetEase's Season 10.5 roadmap as reported by Beebom; the start time and the Season 11 patch notes aren't out yet (checked 2 November 2026). Skipped placements last season? NetEase's Season 5 notes gave players who skipped those placements a fixed Platinum III start in Season 6, but haven't said whether anything similar applies to Season 11 β the predictor uses the last final rank you have.
Every final rank: where placements start
NetEase's rule for players who finished last season ranked; a new player starts from Silver III with Celestial I as the only cap.
| Last season | Starts at | Down | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|
 Bronze III |
Bronze III | 0 | Bronze I |
| Bronze II |
Bronze III | 1 | Silver III |
| Bronze I |
Bronze III | 2 | Silver II |
 Silver III |
Bronze III | 3 | Silver I |
| Silver II |
Bronze II | 3 | Gold III |
| Silver I |
Bronze I | 3 | Gold II |
| Gold III |
Silver III | 3 | Gold I |
| Gold II |
Silver II | 3 | Platinum III |
| Gold I |
Silver I | 3 | Platinum II |
| Platinum III |
Gold III | 3 | Platinum I |
| Platinum II |
Gold II | 3 | Diamond III |
| Platinum I |
Gold I | 3 | Diamond II |
 Diamond III |
Platinum III | 3 | Diamond I |
| Diamond II |
Platinum II | 3 | Grandmaster III |
| Diamond I |
Platinum I | 3 | Grandmaster II |
 Grandmaster III |
Diamond III | 3 | Grandmaster I |
| Grandmaster II |
Diamond II | 3 | Celestial III |
| Grandmaster I |
Diamond I | 3 | Celestial II |
 Celestial III |
Grandmaster III | 3 | Celestial I |
| Celestial II |
Grandmaster II | 3 | Celestial I |
| Celestial I |
Grandmaster II | 4 | Celestial I |
 Eternity |
Grandmaster II | 5 | Celestial I |
 One Above All |
Grandmaster II | 6 | Celestial I |
Last season β your final rank. Starts at β the predicted rank your placements start from. Highest β the highest rank you can place. Down β divisions between your final rank and the predicted start (Eternity counts as one step above Celestial I, One Above All as one above Eternity).
Leaving or going AFK in a placement
NetEase's Season 5 notes set a 90-second rule for placement matches. If a player disconnects or goes AFK and the match ends more than 90 seconds later, that player gets a placement loss, a ranked suspension and an offence count, whatever the result. Their party members take the loss on a defeat but no ranked suspension; for the other teammates a defeat doesn't count. A match that ends within 90 seconds of the disconnect settles normally.
How the season reset changed
- Season 1 (10 January 2025) β Celestial added between Grandmaster and Eternity; ranks reset seven divisions.
- 11 February 2025 β NetEase drops the planned half-season reset: the x.5 halves keep your rank.
- Season 2 (11 April 2025) β a nine-division reset; Competitive needs account level 15; bans from Gold III.
- Seasons 3 and 4 (11 July and 12 September 2025) β seven-division resets.
- Season 5 (14 November 2025) β ten placement matches replace the flat reset, from last season's rank minus three divisions.
- Season 7 (20 March 2026) β your performance in placements moves the result by β100 to +100 points.
- Season 11 (13 November 2026) β the next full season, so placements again (date from NetEase's roadmap).
- NetEase β Version 20251114 patch notes, Season 5 β placement matches, the predicted rank, party sizes and the placement party rule (12 November 2025)
- NetEase β Version 20260320 patch notes, Season 7 β placement performance adjusts the result by β100 to +100 points; three bans per team (18 March 2026)
- NetEase β Dev Talk Vol. 11: Seasonal Rank Adjustment (AGAIN!) β no rank reset at the half-season; One Above All is the top 500 (11 February 2025)
- NetEase β Version 20250411 patch notes, Season 2 β Competitive from level 15, bans from Gold III, points weighted by your performance, a nine-division reset (8 April 2025)
- NetEase β Version 20250110 patch notes, Season 1 β Celestial added; a seven-division reset (8 January 2025)
- NetEase β Version 20250711 patch notes, Season 3 β a seven-division reset (3 July 2025)
- NetEase β Version 20250912 patch notes, Season 4 β a seven-division reset (4 September 2025)
- NetEase β Version 20261009 patch notes, Season 10.5 β the half-season from 9 October 2026, no rank reset (6 October 2026)
- Beebom (press, not NetEase) β Season 10.5 roadmap β NetEase's roadmap puts Season 11 on 13 November 2026 (7 October 2026)
- Beebom (press, not NetEase) β Marvel Rivals ranks β 100 points a division, the party rank gap from Gold and the 200-point Eternity partner rule (updated 1 October 2026)
- Booster estimates and prices: our live checkout engine, the same tables as checkout.
- Checked 2 November 2026.
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Common questions
How is my Marvel Rivals placement rank predicted?
From your final rank last season minus three divisions β a Platinum I finish predicts Gold I. Celestial II, Celestial I, Eternity and One Above All all predict Grandmaster II, and anything from Silver III down predicts Bronze III, the floor. A player who has never finished 10 ranked matches in a season is new and starts from Silver III. The game uses the prediction for matchmaking during your ten placements.
What is the highest rank I can place in Marvel Rivals?
Up to two divisions above your final rank last season, and never above Celestial I. So a Diamond III finish can place as high as Diamond I, and a Celestial II, Eternity or One Above All finish tops out at Celestial I β Eternity has to be won back in regular ranked games.
What happens if I go 5β5 in placements?
NetEase says a 5β5 record lands you close to your predicted rank β three divisions below last season. Since Season 7 your own performance in the ten games then moves the result by up to 100 points either way, about one division at the widely reported 100 points a division.
When are the Season 11 placements?
Season 11 starts on 13 November 2026, the date on NetEase's Season 10.5 roadmap; the start time isn't announced yet. Your final Season 10.5 rank sets your predicted rank, and you need all ten placements for the season rewards.
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