The Brawl Stars Gamer Score is an independent 0–1000 rating of a player’s lifetime achievement, computed from five fixed milestones in their public Supercell stats.
What is the Brawl Stars Gamer Score?
Supercell publishes trophies and top-player rankings, but no single number for how accomplished a player is overall. The Brawl Stars Gamer Score fills that gap: it scores five lifetime milestones on fixed thresholds (not a moving percentile), so a score is stable, comparable, and impossible to fake — every input is the player’s own authoritative Supercell data.
How is it calculated?
| Axis | Max | What it measures |
|---|---|---|
| Ranked peak | 300 | All-time best Ranked tier (Bronze I → Masters and beyond) plus peak Masters elo. The strongest competitive signal. |
| Trophy peak | 250 | Highest total trophies ever reached on the unbounded ladder. |
| Roster | 250 | Brawlers unlocked, brawlers at Power 11, and post-max prestige investment. |
| Mode victories | 150 | Lifetime 3v3 wins plus solo and duo Showdown wins. |
| Experience | 50 | Account level. |
| Total | 1000 |
How does each axis turn into points?
Every axis is a fixed straight-line scale between milestones — no curves, no percentiles, no opponent-dependent adjustments. Here is the exact mapping, with a worked example for each:
Ranked peak0–300
Two parts. Tier points (up to 240): your all-time best Ranked tier fills a straight line across the 21 rungs from Bronze I to Masters III — about 11.4 points per rung, with Pro clamping at the full 240. Elo points (up to 60): once your peak is in Masters (rung 19+), your best elo earns 1 point per 200 elo, maxing at 12,000. Current-season rank is never used — only your all-time peak, which can only go up.
Example: A Masters III peak with 9,000 elo → 240 tier points + (9,000 ÷ 12,000) × 60 = 240 + 45 = 285 of 300.
Trophy peak0–250
Your highest total trophies ever, on a straight line to 200,000 (the realistic elite ceiling on the 2026 unbounded ladder): every 800 peak trophies is 1 point, and 200,000+ earns all 250. Season resets never lower this — it reads your all-time high.
Example: A 60,000 trophy peak → (60,000 ÷ 200,000) × 250 = 75 of 250.
Roster0–250
Three parts, summed and capped at 250. Brawlers unlocked: up to 80 points on a straight line to 100 brawlers. Power 11s: up to 100 points on a straight line to 70 maxed brawlers. Prestige: up to 70 points on a straight line to total prestige level 300 — prestige only accrues after a brawler is maxed, so it measures investment beyond Power 11.
Example: 78 brawlers, 25 at Power 11, prestige 40 → 62 + 36 + 9 = 107 of 250.
Mode victories0–150
3v3 victories earn up to 90 points on a straight line to 50,000 wins; solo Showdown wins up to 30 points on a line to 5,000; duo Showdown wins up to 30 points on a line to 3,000.
Example: 25,000 3v3 wins, 2,500 solo, 1,500 duo → 45 + 15 + 15 = 75 of 150.
Experience0–50
Account level on a straight line to level 400 — 1 point per 8 levels.
Example: Level 220 → (220 ÷ 400) × 50 ≈ 28 of 50.
Each axis is rounded to a whole number and the five are added up — the breakdown on a profile always sums exactly to the headline score.
Where does the data come from?
Every input is read from Supercell’s public Brawl Stars API:
Peaks only — season resets never lower your score
Every axis reads all-time peak values from Supercell’s public API (highest trophies, all-time best Ranked tier and elo), never current-season numbers. When Ranked or trophies reset, your score does not move; it only changes when you set a new personal best.
Brawl Stars trophies are unbounded
Unlike Clash Royale (where the API caps reported trophies at 14,000), the Brawl Stars API reports the full unbounded trophy ladder — top players sit well past 100,000. Your trophy peak is used exactly as Supercell reports it, no corrections needed.
Skill and progression only
The score is computed from one public /players call: ranked record, trophies, roster, victories, and level. Social following, club membership, and cosmetics never affect it.
Freshness
Profiles are cached for about 30 minutes and refresh as they are viewed. Lifetime-achievement inputs move slowly, so scores are stable by design.
Tiers
FAQ
What is a good Brawl Stars Gamer Score?
Anything in Diamond (550+) reflects a strong, well-rounded account; Champion (700+) and Royal (850+) are reserved for seasoned, high-ceiling veterans. The score runs 0–1000.
How do my Ranked tier and elo combine into the Ranked peak score?
The Ranked peak axis (0–300) adds two parts: your all-time best tier fills 0–240 on a straight line across the 21 rungs from Bronze I to Masters III, and once your peak is in Masters your best elo adds 1 point per 200 elo up to 12,000 (0–60). Masters III with 9,000 peak elo scores 240 + 45 = 285 of 300.
Why is my score based on my all-time Ranked peak, not my current rank?
Ranked resets every season, so current placement is a poor lifetime signal. The score uses your all-time best tier and elo, which only go up.
Does the trophy season reset lower my score?
No. The trophy axis reads your highest trophies ever — the reset trims current trophies, not your recorded peak, so the score never drops when a season ends.
Is the Brawl Stars Gamer Score comparable to the CR Gamer Score?
Both run 0–1000 with the same seven TrophyCoach tiers (Bronze to Royal), so tiers are comparable across games — but the axes are game-specific: five for Brawl Stars, six for Clash Royale.
How often does my score update?
Profiles are cached for about 30 minutes, so a score reflects your stats within half an hour of viewing. Lifetime inputs barely move, so it stays stable.
Is this an official Supercell rating?
No. The Brawl Stars Gamer Score is an independent rating computed by TrophyCoach from public Supercell API data. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Supercell.