Clash Royale stats
Look up any Clash Royale player by their tag: Ranked and trophies, deck and masteries, matchups, card levels and every recent battle with both decks.
- Free, no sign-up
- Data from the official Clash Royale API
- Win rate
- 68%
- Avg elixir
- 2.5
- 3 crowns
- 9
- W
- W
- L
- W
- W
- L
- W
- W
- W
- L
What a Clash Royale profile shows
Every profile is built from official match data, refreshed when you ask for it.
Climb from your battles
Rating or trophies after each of your last 30 battles, so the chart works on your first visit.
Deck and masteries
Your deck with mastery levels, the 4-card cycle, win condition, and a link to copy it in the game.
Matchups
Your win rate against each win condition you meet: Hog Rider, Golem, X-Bow and more.
Card levels
Whether you win more when your cards are above or below your opponent's.
Battle quality
Elixir leaked in wins and losses, close one-crown games and clean wins.
Clan war and chests
Your fame and decks used this week and last, and the chests coming up.
What the top 100 are playing
Decks and cards from the latest Ranked battles of the worldwide top 100. It’s a live look at the very top of the ladder rather than a tier list built from millions of battles. Copy any deck straight into the game.
How Ranked works
Ranked has seven leagues, from Master I to Ultimate Champion. You climb the lower leagues step by step, and Ultimate Champion players get a rating and a worldwide rank, which is what the leaderboard shows.
Trophy Road is separate: trophies go up and down with each battle and unlock arenas. A PeakRank profile shows both, and draws your climb from your last 30 battles.
- Master ILeague 1
- Master IILeague 2
- Master IIILeague 3
- ChampionLeague 4
- Grand ChampionLeague 5
- Royal ChampionLeague 6
- Ultimate ChampionRating and worldwide rank
How to read a deck
A deck has eight cards. The first slots play a card’s Evolution or Hero form if you’ve unlocked it, and PeakRank marks those cards with a purple or gold glow and a tag.
The number on the top left is the elixir cost, the blue number on the top right is your mastery level with that card, and the frame colour is the card’s rarity. The 4-card cycle is what your four cheapest cards cost together: the lower it is, the sooner you see a card again.
Lvl 15Hog Rider- Rarity
- CommonRareEpicLegendaryChampion
Top players
Ranked, this seasonAbout the Clash Royale tracker
Clash Royale profiles come from Supercell’s official Clash Royale API. Each one shows the player’s trophies, current deck, Ranked results, card collection and their recent battles with both decks.
Supercell only keeps each player’s last 30 battles, so the climb chart is drawn from those, and PeakRank also saves your trophy count each time your profile is looked up. Card art and badges come from Supercell; chest pictures and league crests are PeakRank’s own drawings.
This content is not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or specifically approved by Supercell and Supercell is not responsible for it. For more information see Supercell’s Fan Content Policy.
Questions
Where do I find my player tag?
Open Clash Royale and tap your name at the top left to open your profile. Your tag is the code starting with # under your name.
Why can't PeakRank find my tag?
Tags only use the characters 0, 2, 8, 9, P, Y, L, Q, G, R, J, C, U and V. Check you haven't typed an O instead of a zero, or a B instead of an 8.
Why do I only see 30 battles?
Supercell's API only keeps each player's last 30 battles. Career wins, three-crown wins, badges and cards still cover your whole account.
Why are card levels different from what the API shows elsewhere?
Supercell's API counts each rarity from level 1. PeakRank shows the level you see in the game, so a new legendary starts at level 9.
How are matchups worked out?
Each opponent deck is labelled by its win condition, the card it uses to take towers (Golem, Hog Rider, X-Bow and so on). PeakRank then counts your wins and losses against each one in your last 30 battles.
What is elixir leaked?
Elixir you couldn't spend because your bar was full. Supercell reports it for each battle; leaking a lot in losses usually means waiting too long under pressure.
Where does the top 100 meta come from?
From the battle logs of this season's worldwide Ranked top 100, refreshed every few hours. Both decks in each Ranked battle count, so it shows what wins at the very top.
How often are stats updated?
Profiles keep data for a few minutes so pages load fast. Press Update profile on any profile to pull the latest battles. You can do that once a minute.
How is the leaderboard built?
It's the top 10 of this season's Ranked mode (once called Path of Legend), worldwide or in one country, straight from Supercell and refreshed about every hour.
Is PeakRank made by Supercell?
No. PeakRank is an independent fan site and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell.
