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How to find your hidden MMR in Deadlock

What rank are you?

As Deadlock‘s inherently a multiplayer title that pits players against players, many naturally want to know where they stand in the global rankings. Valve hasn’t yet put together a ranked leaderboard yet, so third-party sites are filling the gap with their own MMR systems.

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Grinding for that sweet, sweet MMR in multiplayer titles is a major deal for the more competitive players among the populace: Where do you fall in the global leaderboard? Great news: You can now find out thanks to Deadlock Tracker, a site containing details about your MMR, stats, matches, heroes, and more.

Here’s how to find out your MMR in Deadlock via Deadlock Tracker.

How to view your stats and ranking in Deadlock using Deadlock Tracker

To get a look at your all-time Deadlock stats using Deadlock Tracker, do the following:

  • Head to the Deadlock Tracker main website.
  • In the top-right, select Login.
  • Login via Steam and verify your account.
  • Once done, head to the Profile or Ranking tabs to view your stats and DLT Rating.

Your DLT rating will be listed on the right of the screen on your main profile page, plus your total matches played and your rating a.k.a. your MMR in Deadlock. Then, in the matches tab you’ll be able to see each match, your stats posted during any given Deadlock game, and how much DLT Rating you gained or lost for the result.

The ranking tab goes a little more in-depth into each stat and your ranking for each. You’ll see where you stand against your Deadlock peers in objective damage, last hits, total damage, kills, healing, accuracy, overall KDA, win-loss record, and plenty more. The heroes tab will divide these stats based on each hero you’ve recorded a match on.

For the most accurate results on the site, you’re going to need to play at least 10 games of matchmaking in Deadlock to earn a DLT Rating. It’s important to note Deadlock Tracker isn’t an official site made by Valve, so should a ranked system be added to Deadlock in the future, it may not use DLT Rating as a guide for your skill level.


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Nicholas Taifalos
Weekend editor for Dot Esports. Nick, better known as Taffy, began his esports career in commentary, switching to journalism with a focus on Oceanic esports, particularly Counter-Strike and Dota. Email: nicholas@dotesports.com