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Rainbow Six Siege: What Are The Ranks?

The ranking system in Rainbow Six Siege is fairly easy to understand. Before you can play ranked you have to reach level 50. Once you do that you have ten placement matches you must complete in order to receive your placement rank for that specific season. After all that’s done, you play to your heart’s content until you’re happy with your rank. But what exactly are the ranks in Rainbow Six Siege that you’re playing for?

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Rainbow Six Siege Ranks In Order

The ranks in Rainbow Six Siege are as follows. The higher you climb up the rank, the harder it will be to maintain your spot and the easier it’ll be to lose it. Each rank has tiers that you can fall in between. If you drop below tier five, you get demoted.

  • Copper (tiers 1-5)
  • Bronze (tiers 1-5)
  • Silver (tiers 1-5)
  • Gold (tiers 1-5)
  • Platinum (tiers 1-5) 
  • Emerald (tiers 1-5)
  • Diamond (tiers 1-5) 
  • Champions


Is Rainbow Six Siege On Xbox Game Pass?

Players are in luck as Rainbow Six Siege is included with a Game Pass subscription. Not only that but a special edition is included as well. Game Pass subscribers will receive the Deluxe version of Rainbow Six Siege when downloading the Ubisoft title. With this edition, you will get Rainbow Six: Siege (base game), all eight Year 1 Operators, and all eight Year 2 Operators. These are the following Operators that players will receive.

Year 1 Operators

  • Frost
  • Buck
  • Valkyrie
  • Blackbeard
  • Caveira
  • Capitão
  • Hibana
  • Echo

Year 2 Operators

  • Mira
  • Jackal
  • Ela
  • Zofia
  • Ying
  • Lesion
  • Dokkaebi
  • Vigil


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