Playing Valorant competitively requires constantly analyzing and improving your gameplay. Tracking your stats is crucial for identifying strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement. Here is a guide on how to view and utilize your Valorant competitive stats.
Table of Contents
Check Stats on Third-Party Sites
Several third-party sites offer Valorant stat trackers. These provide detailed breakdowns of your performance:
Tracker.gg
- Shows rank, win rate, K/D ratio, headshot %, etc.
- Filters data by act, agent, map, weapon, etc.
- Compares your stats to the global average
- View teammates’ stats from previous matches
Blitz.gg
- Tracks various stats like K/D ratio, combat score, etc.
- Advanced filter options and comparison tools
- Analyze performance by agent, map, weapon, etc.
VLR.gg
- Key stats like KPR (kills per round), FKPR (first kills per round)
- Filter by region, rank tier, tournament, etc.
- Leaderboards to compare yourself globally
Use Valorant’s Built-in Stats
Valorant also has its own in-game stats page:
View Overall Competitive Stats
- Go to your Career page
- Navigate to the Competitive tab
- See your rank, total matches, win rate, etc.
Filter Detailed Stats
- Select specific acts, agents, maps, or weapons
- View stats like K/D ratio, headshot %, plants/defuses, etc.
- Compare performance over multiple categories
Analyze Recent Match History
- Check the Match History tab
- See stats from your last 20 competitive games
- Identify positive/negative trends in your gameplay
Track Stats Manually with Spreadsheets
Making your own Valorant stats spreadsheet allows custom tracking:
- Record stats not shown in-game like entry kills, clutch wins, etc.
- Tailor tracking to your personal goals
- Easily visualize trends with graphs
- Identify areas to improve game-by-game
Use Stats to Improve Your Gameplay
Analyzing your stats is only useful if applied properly:
Avoid Common Mistakes
- Don’t focus only on frags/KDA
- Don’t get frustrated over losses
- Consider performance consistency
Ask Key Questions
- Is my agent pool well-rounded?
- Do I play certain maps better?
- How do I perform in different team comps?
- Am I fulfilling my role properly?
Set Goals and Track Progress
- Target specific areas like headshot %
- Give yourself benchmarks to hit
- Note if you’re improving week-to-week
VOD Review Using Stats
- Pick recent games where you did well/poorly
- Confirm positives and flaws visible in stats
- Spot mistakes not evident from stats alone
Refine Strategies and Playstyle
- Change agents/roles if stats show poor fit
- Identify maps to practice based on weaknesses
- Adjust aggression/passivity based on performance
By regularly checking your Valorant stats and taking the right lessons, you will undoubtedly become a better and more well-rounded player. Stats provide the data, but it’s up to you to analyze and apply it correctly.
