whats my mmr

MMR stands for Matchmaking Rating. It is a hidden rating system that online games use to determine who to matchmake you with for fair and balanced matches.

Determining your MMR:

League of Legends:
– Go to the Ranked page in the client. Your ranked tier and division (Bronze, Silver, Gold, etc.) indicates your approximate MMR range.
– Your LP gains and losses also give clues to your MMR relative to your current division. Higher or lower LP gains/losses mean your MMR is higher or lower.

Dota 2:
– Valve does not disclose players’ actual MMR numbers. But your ranked medal (Herald, Guardian, Archon, etc.) indicates your approximate MMR range.

Overwatch:
– Your ranked SR score (0 to 5000) is essentially your MMR in Overwatch. The game displays this number to show your MMR.

Valorant:
– Riot does not show players’ exact MMR numbers. Your ranked tier and division (Iron, Bronze, Silver, etc.) indicate your approximate MMR range.

Fortnite:
– Epic does not show players an MMR score. Your ranked tier (Open League, Contender League, Champion League) indicates your approximate skill level based on MMR.

Counter-Strike:
– CS:GO does not disclose players’ actual MMR. But your ranked medal (Silver 1, Gold Nova Master, Legendary Eagle, etc.) indicates your approximate MMR range.

Other factors that influence MMR:
– Win/loss ratio
– Individual performance
– Time played
– Length of inactivity

Overall, while most games do not show players their exact MMR numbers, your ranked tier, division and LP gains/losses can give clues to your approximate MMR and where you stand relative to other players. MMR is adjusted after every match based on your and your teammates’ performance.