Leaderboard

The tier ladder

	Ranga	Elo	Players at or above
	Beast Ball	1,600+	0%
	Master Ball	1,500+	<0.1%
	Ultra Ball	1,400+	<0.1%
	Great Ball	1,350+	<0.1%
	Poké Ball	1,300+	<0.1%
	Quick Ball	1,250+	<0.1%
	Premier Ball	1,200+	<0.1%
	Love Ball	1,150+	<0.1%
	Safari Ball	1,100+	1.6%
	Net Ball	1,050+	3.9%
	Level Ball	—	100%

Everyone starts in Level Ball. Placement games and your first ranked wins move you up quickly; the higher tiers are a small fraction of the ladder.

Elo distribution

Every ranked player, bucketed by Elo. Over half sit at the starting rating (1000–1024) — most accounts play their placement games and stop — so the ladder above that is a small, steep tail. Bars use a square-root scale so the smaller bands stay visible.

<600 <0.1%

600-624 <0.1%

625-649 <0.1%

650-674 <0.1%

675-699 <0.1%

700-724 <0.1%

725-749 <0.1%

750-774 <0.1%

775-799 <0.1%

800-824 0.2%

825-849 0.3%

850-874 0.5%

875-899 1%

900-924 1.7%

925-949 3%

950-974 7.2%

975-999 25.6%

1000-1024 54.2%

1025-1049 2.2%

1050-1074 1.3% Net Ball

1075-1099 1.1%

1100-1124 1.4% Safari Ball

1125-1149 <0.1%

1150-1174 <0.1% Love Ball

1175-1199 <0.1%

1200-1224 <0.1% Premier Ball

1225-1249 <0.1%

1250-1274 <0.1% Quick Ball

1275-1299 <0.1%

1300-1324 <0.1% Poké Ball

1325-1349 <0.1%

1350-1374 <0.1% Great Ball

1375-1399 <0.1%

1400-1424 <0.1% Ultra Ball

1425-1449 <0.1%

1450-1474 <0.1%

1475-1499 <0.1%

1500-1524 <0.1% Master Ball

How Elo moves

• Finishing 1st–2nd gains Elo; 3rd–4th is roughly neutral; 5th–8th loses Elo. The exact amount scales with the average Elo of the lobby — beating higher-rated players is worth more.
• Consistent top-four finishes climb the ladder steadily. Chasing 1st every game and bottom-fouring half of them does not.
• Games that end before stage 10, and bot-only lobbies, are not counted.
• The placement-equity mindset from the guide's advanced track is exactly what the Elo formula rewards.