Rpgsaurus Rex
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The most reliable way to check your rating is to see on which "watch" page your games are on. If you get placed on page 1 constantly among "top live" matches it means you're among the top. (getting placed there once or twice doesnt mean much since the search bar can make it quite random).
There's also high/mid/low brackets but that's very tentative. You can check your "bracket" by typing your name into search bar then filtering for "game rating" or something like that. Note these brackets mean little in reality. Mid/low are both beginner-tiers where people don't know what skills their heroes have. High includes both first page games and really low level games where people make basic beginner mistakes have 0 map awareness etc, so it's not "high" at all either.
Maybe you set your level as "low" or "mid" in the beginning, this means you get to stomp your way past noobs until MM places you where you belong. This also means that %winrate isn't really indicative (pro player SingSing is at the very top but like 57% win, whereas I know a guy with 65% and he's good but by no means pro and loses to pros in MM).
There's also high/mid/low brackets but that's very tentative. You can check your "bracket" by typing your name into search bar then filtering for "game rating" or something like that. Note these brackets mean little in reality. Mid/low are both beginner-tiers where people don't know what skills their heroes have. High includes both first page games and really low level games where people make basic beginner mistakes have 0 map awareness etc, so it's not "high" at all either.
Maybe you set your level as "low" or "mid" in the beginning, this means you get to stomp your way past noobs until MM places you where you belong. This also means that %winrate isn't really indicative (pro player SingSing is at the very top but like 57% win, whereas I know a guy with 65% and he's good but by no means pro and loses to pros in MM).