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Street Fighter 6 rank tiers

Every ranked league in SF6, from Rookie to Legend. Sub-Master ranks are measured in League Points (LP) with five stars per league; Master and above are measured in Master Rating (MR). Track any player's climb on SF6 Stats.

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League Points (Rookie → Diamond)

Each league has five stars. The table shows the LP floor to enter each star; reaching a league's star 5 cap promotes you into the next league.

League	LP range	Star 1	Star 2	Star 3	Star 4	Star 5
Iron	1,000–2,999+	1,000	1,400	1,800	2,200	2,600
Bronze	3,000–4,999+	3,000	3,400	3,800	4,200	4,600
Silver	5,000–8,599+	5,000	5,800	6,600	7,400	8,200
Gold	9,000–12,599+	9,000	9,800	10,600	11,400	12,200
Platinum	13,000–18,199+	13,000	14,200	15,400	16,600	17,800
Diamond	19,000–24,199+	19,000	20,200	21,400	22,600	23,800

Master Rating (Master → Legend)

Reaching Master (25,000 LP) unlocks Master Rating. Higher Master tiers key off MR, not LP. Legend is reserved for the top 500 players by MR.

Tier	MR requirement
Rookie	—
New Challenger	Master league, MR not yet assigned
Master	1200–1599
High Master	1600–1699
Grand Master	1700–1799
Ultimate Master	1800+
Legend	2200+

Rank questions

What LP do you need for Master in SF6?

25,000 LP promotes you into Master league, where Master Rating (MR) becomes your rating.

What MR is Ultimate Master?

1800 MR and above is Ultimate Master, the highest MR-based tier below Legend.

How does Legend work?

Legend is not an MR bracket — it is the top 500 players by MR worldwide, updated continuously.

Do ranks reset every season?

Each ranked season soft-resets LP placement, while Master players re-qualify their MR through placement matches.

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