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Overwatch 2 Stadium Ranks: Explained

Overwatch 2 Stadium has taken the class hero shooter by storm, allowing players to climb to all-new ranks thanks to its revamped progression system. But, how are these ranks different than the standard Competitive mode? Here’s everything you need to know.

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Ranked progress screen on Overwatch 2 Stadium (Image Courtesy of The Game Haus)

Complete Guide to Overwatch 2 Stadium Ranks

In Overwatch 2 Stadium, players earn Stadium Points that act as their way to increase their rank as they play matches and win. However, this looks very different than Competitive mode, featuring all new rank names and functionality.

Here’s more on how this new ranked system functions and what to expect.

  • Stadium Points are earned for wins and lost when you lose a game
  • Players at Rookie or Novice will not lose rank on losses, but Contender and higher will
  • Winning multiple games in a row will increase your rank more rapidly in Elite and lower ranks
  • Ranks are separate for each role
  • Rewards are earned at the end of the season, including bonus rewards for reaching Elite and All-Star rank

The ranks are split into seven Leagues, where players will need to progress through five Divisions each before moving up from one League to another. In the image above, Rookie 5 is the lowest rank, meaning that I would need to win more games on Support to go to Rookie 4 and move up to Novice eventually.

Read More: Best Overwatch 2 Stadium D.Va Build: Matrix Missiles

Full list of Overwatch 2 Stadium ranks

  1. Rookie
  2. Novice
  3. Contender
  4. Elite
  5. Pro
  6. All-Star
  7. Legend

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Be sure to stay tuned here at The Game Haus for more Stadium news, updates, and build guides for every playable hero!


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