K/D · kill/death ratio

What Is a Good K/D in Valorant? | By Rank

Median kill/death by rank: Diamond 1.00 · Gold 1.02 · Iron 0.90 · Platinum 0.99 · Ascendant 1.04. See what is normal for your tier.

Sample: 205 players · updated Sep 21, 2026

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What is K/D in Valorant?

Kill/death ratio is total kills divided by deaths in recent competitive games. It is a blunt metric. Entry players and supportive roles can climb with sub-1.0 K/D.

Median K/D by tier

TierMedian25th %75th %Players
Iron0.900.770.9710
Bronze0.940.781.0837
Silver0.910.801.0626
Gold1.020.901.1646
Platinum0.990.871.1537
Diamond1.000.901.0930
Ascendant1.040.961.0717

By specific rank

RankMedian K/DPlayers
Iron 30.968
Bronze 10.8615
Bronze 20.969
Bronze 31.0513
Silver 10.8711
Silver 20.9511
Gold 11.1114
Gold 21.0216
Gold 30.9216
Platinum 10.9721
Platinum 20.898
Platinum 31.228
Diamond 10.9914
Diamond 20.9910
Diamond 31.036
Ascendant 11.047

How to improve

Chasing K/D alone creates passive play. Pair this with death review: are you dying without info, without trading, or on bad timings?

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Frequently asked questions

What is a good K/D in Valorant? +

Good K/D depends on rank and role. Landing near the median for your tier is solid — entry fraggers often sit lower than lurkers while still climbing.

Is a 1.0 K/D good in Valorant? +

Around 1.0 is average for many lobbies. Use the rank table above: if you are below your tier median and dying without trades, focus deaths first, not frag count.

Can you rank up with a low K/D? +

Yes — especially on support or initiator roles. Win contribution and decision quality matter more than raw kills over a large sample.

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