All The Finals ranks – Ranked Tournament and leaderboards explained

Wondering about all the ranks in The Finals? The massive hit from Embark Studios offers players a ranked ladder to climb along with teammates and foes. Here’s what you need to know about them.

If you’re just stepping into its game modes, consider checking our The Finals beginners guide. Now let’s head to ranked tournaments and progression. Check out the 1.10.0 patch notes as well as the new Hot-pink helm.

How to rank up in The Finals

After unlocking the ranked tournament, win Fame Points (FP) from matches to level up your rank in The Finals. You need to play 60 unranked rounds to unlock the ranked tournament. Note that this isn’t the same as earning XP to unlock gear and equipment. That happens even in unranked matches across game modes. And while the 60-match requirement seems absurd to me, players have already started climbing the leaderboards. Start with the regular tournament to get an idea of what to expect.

Ranked Tournament in The Finals explained

Ranked Tournaments pit 48 players against each other in teams of three, leading to 16 teams duking it out in The Finals. There are three Knockout Rounds where only the top two teams make it through. Win three matches and you’ll face the final opposing team in the Final Round. Win and you will be crowned the winner of the Ranked Tournament.

You do this by being the team that deposits the most money in a Cashout Station. It can get pretty frustrating, especially if you aren’t playing with friends. Spend a good amount of time in the regular modes before trying this out. This is currently the only way to earn Fame Points in The Finals to improve your rank.

Fame Points in a Ranked Tournament explained

Here’s how your performance in a Ranked Tournament affects your FP score:

• Round 1 knockout: -100 FP for 4th and -50 FP for 3rd
• Round 2 knockout: +50 FP for 4th and +100 FP for 3rd
• Round 3 knockout: +150 FP for 4th and +200 FP for 3rd
• Final Round: +350 FP for runners-up and +600 FP for winners

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Bank It matches are less chaotic and count towards unlocking ranked mode

While the other mode is just as fun, players who don’t want to stress over confirming kills and a focus on combat can stick to the first Bank It mode.

The leaderboards are constantly changing as players duke it out for the biggest cashouts. You can spot them on the designated Leagues menu or even in the Training Area. It’s an accomplishment worth celebrating. And it offers the world’s best players exclusive rewards too. But before you can make it to the top, you’ll have to climb up league ranks to the top of The Finals.

The Finals league and sub-league ranks explained

Here are all the league ranks in The Finals and their required fame points:

• Bronze (4-1) – 1000 FP
• Silver (4-1) – 1750 FP to enter
• Gold (4-1) – 13750 FP
• Platinum (4-1) – 18750 FP
• Diamond (4-1) – over 23,900 FP

While The Finals has Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond leagues, it has sub-leagues too. These are for ranking up based on placement, kills, and tournament wins. Each of these main leagues goes from 4 to 1. Note that while bad performance will lower your FP, it won’t drop you out of the league. That means while you can go down from Silver 3 to Silver 4, you won’t be dropped to Bronze.

Are The Finals ranked tournament rewards worth it

Finishing a season at a particular league will net you weapon skins, charms, and other cosmetics. The Diamond league offers an exclusive Diamond weapon skin for the best players in the game. These serve as bragging rights before the next season comes around. While it can take a while to get to ranked matches, they’re well worth the climb. You can check the League tab in the main menu for a look at the Tournament leaderboard. Here are all the rewards for The Finals ranked tournament:

• Bronze – Baseball cap
• Silver – Sweatband
• Gold – Gloves
• Diamond – Legendary weapon skin

That covers ranks in The Finals. Just like games like Valorant, Warzone, and Overwatch, ranks can show players the effort you’ve invested in the game. Its Tournament system encourages teamwork over lone wolf strategies. Based on the amount of Fame Points you earn, you will gain access to bragging rights and some sweet rewards. Use our best weapons to knock out foes and bag the vault. Keep track of the latest meta and you should be able to climb the ranks. And if you’re struggling to adapt to matches, here’s how to use your reserve loadout in The Finals. The game is out on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.

The Finals ranks FAQs

How many ranks are present in The Finals?

There are four leagues: Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond, with four ranks each.

Can you rank up when you start The Finals?

No, you have to unlock the ranked tournament and play it to rank up.