PUBG Mobile

Checked 22 October 2026 · Bronze to Conqueror

PUBG Mobile ranks

Ten tiers, from Bronze at 1,500 points to Ace Dominator at 5,200, and Conqueror on top: the 500 best players of each server. Ranks reset every season; what stays on an account are the titles and frames it earned.

Lowest to highest

PUBG Mobile rank list

PUBG Mobile rank tiers with the minimum rank points
TierFrom (points)Note
Bronze1,500Starting tier.
Silver1,800
Gold2,200The most common tier on accounts for sale.
Platinum2,700Roughly where Ace and higher players land after the season reset.
Diamond3,200
Crown3,700
Ace4,200Since version 4.2, moving up through the Ace tiers takes Promotion Matches.
Ace Master4,700
Ace Dominator5,200
ConquerorTop 500No fixed threshold: the 500 highest-rated players of each server, recalculated daily at about 00:20 UTC.

PUBG Mobile ranks explained (Esports.net)

Rules

Conqueror, Promotion Matches and the reset

Conqueror is a position, not a score

Any Ace Dominator can be Conqueror as long as they are among the top 500 players of their server. The list is refreshed once a day, so a Conqueror can drop out without losing a match.

PUBG Mobile ranks explained (Esports.net)

Every season resets the rank

At the start of each season (about every two months) ranks are pulled down; players at Ace and above restart around Platinum. A current rank says little about an account a few weeks later.

PUBG Mobile ranks explained (Esports.net)

What lasts are the rewards

Season titles, frames and outfits for reaching Ace or Conqueror stay on the account after the reset. That is why sellers write “Conqueror” for an account that reached it in past seasons: ask which seasons, and look for the titles in the profile.

PUBG Mobile ranks explained (Esports.net)

Season Series and Promotion Matches

Since version 4.2 (January 2026) seasons are grouped into Season Series of three, and climbing through the Ace tiers takes Promotion Matches.

PUBG Mobile ranks explained (Esports.net)

On an account

What a rank means when you buy

Because every season pulls ranks down, the tier shown on an account today is a snapshot. Conqueror is the one rank that adds to an account’s value, through the titles and frames it leaves behind; the rest matters far less than X-Suits, supercars and maxed guns. See what sets a PUBG Mobile account’s value.

Answers

PUBG Mobile ranks: FAQ

What are the ranks in PUBG Mobile?

Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Crown, Ace, Ace Master, Ace Dominator and Conqueror, from lowest to highest. Each tier below Ace has sub-levels you climb with rank points.

How many points do you need for Conqueror?

There is no fixed number. Conqueror goes to the 500 highest-rated players of each server among those at Ace Dominator (5,200 points and up), and the list is refreshed once a day, at about 00:20 UTC.

How do you reach Conqueror in PUBG Mobile?

Reach Ace Dominator, then keep your rating among the top 500 of your server. Since version 4.2, climbing the Ace tiers also takes Promotion Matches.

Does the rank reset every season?

Yes. At the start of each season, about every two months, ranks are pulled down; players at Ace and above restart around Platinum. Titles, frames and rewards from past seasons stay on the account.

Does a Conqueror account keep its rank?

No. What it keeps are the Conqueror titles and frames from the seasons it reached it in. When buying, ask which seasons and look for the titles in the profile.

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