In 2025, Dota 2 features a total of 40 ranks spread across eight tiers: Herald, Guardian, Crusader, Archon, Legend, Ancient, Divine, and Immortal. Each tier is divided into five levels based on the Matchmaking Rating (MMR). The lowest rank, Herald 1, starts at 0 to 153 MMR, while the highest, Immortal, requires over 5,620 MMR. Remarkably, only 1.91% of players achieve the Immortal rank, showcasing its exclusivity. The majority of players, about 22.75%, fall within the Archon tier. Players gain or lose 30 MMR per individual win or loss, and 20 MMR for party wins or losses. The distribution of ranks shows 7.34% at Herald, 15.68% at Guardian, 22.49% at Crusader, 16.31% at Legend, 8.94% at Ancient, and 4.58% at Divine. To be eligible for ranked play, players must first complete 100 hours of unranked gameplay.
Source: esportsinsider.com
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Zhandae
@Zhandae
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Apr 10
11 years of grind, I’ve finally made it to Immortal!
CPTCeltics
@CPTCeltics
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Apr 13
I think the best way to fix the weekend classic thing is to make it where you have to stay within a range to get those rewards. To get Immortal you have to be 900+ and shit like that otherwise you drop down to the 500s league if that’s where you end.
syn
@synthics
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Apr 10
just watched this sick video, and it helped me get to immortal