In Valorant’s fiercely competitive ranked ladder, only a select few climb to the very top. Among those elite players, the Immortal rank stands out as a badge of mastery—earned by barely 1% of the entire ranked population worldwide.
For most players, it’s an aspirational goal, but for those who reach it, Immortal status marks entry into one of the rarest groups in the game.
Recent Immortal Rank Distribution Data
Tracking sites provide a clear picture of how exclusive Immortal truly is:
- Immortal 1: ~0.9% to 1.3% of players.
- Immortal 2: ~0.15% to 0.25% of players.
- Immortal 3: ~0.04% to 0.13% of players.
Taken together, the full Immortal tier represents about 1% of the ranked player base, with the overwhelming majority stuck at Immortal 1. Very few ever push higher into Immortal 2 or 3.
Beyond Immortal lies Radiant, Valorant’s absolute peak rank, achieved by just 0.04% of players—a fraction so small that Radiant is often compared to the upper echelons of professional play.
Rank Distribution Context
To understand how rare Immortal is, it helps to look at the bigger picture of Valorant’s rank distribution:
- Silver, Bronze, and Gold: These mid-lower tiers are where most players are found, making up over 60% of the entire ladder.
- Platinum and Diamond: Roughly 15% and 9% of players occupy these competitive tiers.
- Ascendant: Sitting just below Immortal, Ascendant accounts for about 4–5% of active ranked users.
In contrast, Immortal’s 1% presence highlights just how far above average its players are.
Reaching Immortal: What It Means
Immortal rank is more than just a number—it’s proof of exceptional mechanical skill, sharp tactical understanding, and consistent match-winning performance. Climbing to this level means outperforming 99% of the global player base.
For many, Immortal represents the ultimate personal milestone in ranked play, while for others it serves as a stepping stone toward the ultra-exclusive Radiant rank. Either way, reaching Immortal signals that a player has joined Valorant’s competitive elite.
A Mark of the Top 1%
Only about one in a hundred players ever touch Immortal, making it one of Valorant’s most exclusive achievements. For most, it remains a dream. But for those who do make it, Immortal is more than just a title—it’s recognition that they’ve mastered the game at a level very few can reach.
Written by:
Christian