
Overwatch 2 stats
Look up any Overwatch 2 player by BattleTag: rank and win rate for every role, hero pool, how you do against your rank on each hero, and career records.
- 49K playing now on Steam
- Free, no sign-up
- Data from Blizzard's public career pages
- Win rate
- 54%
- KDA
- 3.10
- Healing / 10
- 8.9K
What a OW2 profile shows
Every profile is built from official match data, refreshed when you ask for it.
Every role's rank
Tank, damage and support, each with its own win rate and games played this season.
Climb per role
Each role's rank over time, on a chart banded by division.
You vs your rank
Your win rate on each hero against that hero's average at your rank.
Hero deep dive
Accuracy, best-in-a-game records and hero-specific stats for every hero you play.
Competitive vs Quick Play
The same hero in both modes, side by side.
Hero meta by division
Win, pick and ban rates at every division, Bronze to Grandmaster.
How Overwatch 2 ranks work
Competitive Role Queue gives you a separate rank for tank, damage and support, plus Open Queue. Each rank has a division, from Bronze up, and a tier from 5 (the bottom of the division) to 1 (the top).
Win and play well and you move up through the tiers into the next division. A PeakRank profile shows every role’s rank with its win rate, and tracks each role over time.
- BronzeTiers 5 → 1
- SilverTiers 5 → 1
- GoldTiers 5 → 1
- PlatinumTiers 5 → 1
- EmeraldTiers 5 → 1
- DiamondTiers 5 → 1
- MasterTiers 5 → 1
- GrandmasterTiers 5 → 1
- Top divisionTiers 5 → 1
Maps by mode
Every map in the core modes. Competitive uses a rotating selection of these each season.
Control
Antarctic Peninsula · Arena Victoriae · Busan · Gogadoro · Ilios · Lijiang Tower · Nepal · Oasis · Samoa · Wuxing University
Escort
Circuit Royal · Dorado · Grímsvötn · Havana · Junkertown · Rialto · Route 66 · Shambali Monastery · Watchpoint: Gibraltar
Hybrid
Blizzard World · Eichenwalde · Hollywood · King’s Row · Midtown · Neon Junction · Numbani · Paraíso
Push
Colosseo · Esperança · New Queen Street · Place Lacroix · Redwood Dam · Runasapi
Flashpoint
Aatlis · New Junk City · Suravasa
Clash
Hanaoka · Throne of Anubis
About the Overwatch 2 tracker
Blizzard doesn’t offer a public stats API, so Overwatch 2 profiles come from OverFast, an open-source project that reads the public career pages Blizzard shows on its website. You get your rank for each role, your career for Competitive and Quick Play, and every hero you’ve played.
Hero win, pick and ban rates come from Blizzard’s own hero statistics, also read through OverFast. Only public career profiles show stats, and Blizzard updates career pages after matches, so new games can take a while to appear.
Overwatch is a trademark of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. PeakRank is independent and isn’t endorsed by Blizzard.
Questions
Why does it say my profile is private?
Blizzard only shares stats for public career profiles. In Overwatch 2, open Options, then Social, and set Career Profile Visibility to Public. Your ranks still show while it's private.
Can I see my match history?
No. Blizzard doesn't publish Overwatch 2 match history, only career totals, so profiles show stats per mode, per role and per hero instead.
How does 'you vs your rank' work?
For each hero you've played at least 3 competitive games on, PeakRank compares your win rate with that hero's average win rate at your rank for its role, from Blizzard's hero statistics.
Why are there several players with my name?
Overwatch names aren't unique, and Blizzard's search doesn't show the number after the #. Check the avatar to pick the right one.
Where does the data come from?
From OverFast, an open-source project that reads Blizzard's public career pages and hero statistics. It isn't run by Blizzard.
Why does my rank history start today?
Blizzard's career pages only show your current rank, so PeakRank records it each time the profile is viewed. The chart grows from your first visit.
Is PeakRank made by Blizzard?
No. PeakRank is an independent site and isn't endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment.




















