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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Rankings

Player Rankings based on tournament performance and participationHow we rank players
RankPlayerCountryDF pointsCharacters
1
Canada
1581
+974
2
USA
1500
3
USA
1000
4
USA
1000
5
USA
1000
6
Mexico
714
7
-
649
8
Dominican Republic
649
9
USA
649
10
USA
583
11
USA
579
+254
12
Japan
500
13
USA
468
+254
14
USA
448
15
USA
389
16
USA
389
17
USA
321
18
USA
320
19
USA
320
20
USA
299
21
Mexico
299
22
USA
299
23
USA
214
24
Mexico
214
25
Mexico
214
26
USA
214
27
USA
195
28
Japan
195
29
USA
170
30
USA
170
31
-
170
32
USA
170
33
USA
170
34
USA
170
35
Japan
150
36
USA
150
37
USA
107
38
-
107
39
USA
85
40
USA
85
41
Canada
85
42
USA
85
Last updated :Nov 18, 2024

DashFight SSBU Rankings Methodology

DashFight brings the SSBU pro competition to a new level. Will you be able to fight your way to the top of our Smash Ultimate rankings? How is your favorite pro player doing in DashFight’s new ranking system?

Please, check out the list of top Smash Ultimate players ranked from the best… to actually the same best but with slightly less active in the recent tournaments (you know, everyone is absolutely exceptional on this top-level).

This is the release version of DF Rankings, so while we’re going to improve our rankings over time and consider the data needed for more accurate estimation, the core concept of the Rankings will not change.

Methodology

So, how do we build Smash Ultimate player rankings?

The system gives DF points to players, counting their tournament results. The number of DF points depends on:

  • Tournament Tier (on the basis of various factors)
  • The player’s position in the final results

The numbers certainly can’t take into consideration many aspects, such as the skills of a specific player. They are only about real tournament results. For example, if someone is impressively talented but participates in only a few small tournaments, you might not find their name in this list of the best Smash Ultimate players. The system evaluates bare results.

Regional vs Global

The world of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate esports is huge and consists of many dimensions. To give all the players a chance to shine in this for-fun-only competition, we have created Global and Regional rankings of pro Smash players.

Regional realities of SSBU esports open very different opportunities for players. Having more tournaments in a specific location means there are more chances to earn DF points. And a smaller number of events doesn’t necessarily mean lower skill levels of top players there. Select a region to see different versions of the ranking list.

Global rankings do not reflect the regional features. It’s a place of an uncompromising fight — of course, a totally friendly fight.

Updating and Maintaining

Fighting esports is so unpredictable! One day a player is on the top, and the next day someone knocks them out from this (glorious) position. DashFight’s Smash rankings change accordingly, so you always get the freshest version on our platform. 

The ranking system itself is subject to improvement. While keeping the objective basis, we constantly search for ways to make our rankings better. Because, you know, that what DashFight does — brings positive power into the FGC.

Tournament Tiers and DF points

Are you looking for clear tools that we use in the SSBU ranking system? Ok, here they are!

This table contains info on tournament tiers and numbers of DF points for different positions in them:

1st place 2nd place 3rd place 4th place 5-6 place 7-8 place 9-16 place 16-32 place 32-64 place 64-128 place
Tier 1. Global 2000 1300 780 600 430 340 240 130 70 10
Tier 1. Regional 1500 974 583 448 320 254 179 97 52 7
Tier 1. National 1000 649 389 299 214 170 120 56 35 5
Tier 2. Global 600 390 234 180 129 102 72 39 21 3
Tier 2. Regional 500 325 195 150 107 85 60 32 17 2
Tier 2. National 400 260 156 120 86 68 48 26 14 2
Local / Community 200 130 78 60 43 34 24 13 7 1

If you have any questions or suggestions, please, don’t hesitate to send them to support@dashfight.com.