One Above All Cutoff Today.

Right now it’s 2,100 points on PC, 2,238 on PlayStation and 2,121 on Xbox. The cutoff is the rank points of the #500 player on each platform’s Competitive leaderboard, and it moves every day as players climb.

The top 500 Eternity players on each platform. PC, PlayStation and Xbox have separate leaderboards, so each has its own 500 spots and its own cutoff. If fewer than 500 players on a platform have reached Eternity, every Eternity player there is One Above All.

We expect Season 10 to finish around 2,278 points on PC, 2,415 on PlayStation and 2,277 on Xbox. Over the last 5 seasons the final cutoff was 2,294–2,334 on PC, 2,390–2,457 on PlayStation and 2,271–2,329 on Xbox. It keeps climbing until the season ends, so aim above the forecast, not today’s number. Rank boosting climbs your account to the score you need.

Ranks don’t reset at the x.5 update, but the game opens a new leaderboard that only lists players once they play a match. The cutoff reads low for the first days while it refills, then climbs back. Everything resets when the next full season starts.

Nobody loses rank points. The cutoff is whoever sits #500 on the leaderboard, and the x.5 update starts a fresh board that only lists players after their first match of the new half. Until the top players come back, the #500 spot goes to someone lower, and if fewer than 500 Eternity players have played, the cutoff sits at the start of Eternity (2,100). The board fills back up in about a week. The chart draws that week as a faded line, and the forecast ignores it.

Eternity starts at 2,100 rank points, so a 2,300 cutoff means 200 points past the start of Eternity. See every rank and the season reset.

We read each platform’s top 500 every hour. Once a day at 14:00 UTC we save a reading for the trend and update the forecast. Leaderboard data comes from RivalsMeta.