Rankdle

Rankdle is a guess-the-rank game. Competitive games sort players into ranks, and Rankdle asks how well you can read skill from play alone. Each clip is ordinary ranked gameplay sent in by a player, not a pro match, shown as a YouTube video, and after watching it you pick the rank you think they hold from the game's row of rank badges.

There is a separate daily for each game: League of Legends, Valorant, Apex Legends, Rocket League, Counter-Strike, Overwatch 2, Rainbow Six Siege and Fortnite. Each gets three clips a day, the same for every player, and a new set arrives at 02:00 UTC. After each guess you see the real rank and how close you were, with the day's score counted out of 1,000, and the site keeps a streak for each game. A Play Unlimited button gives more clips beyond the daily set. Chess, which once asked for a player's Elo, is marked coming soon and has no daily for now.

Rankdle also runs live events, where a streamer hosts a session of viewer-submitted clips and the audience votes on each rank before the host guesses. That side of the site, with its paid priority submissions, is aimed at content creators, and the home page also features creator-made reels such as Brawl Stars or Marvel Rivals ranks; those are not part of the daily. The daily clips are for anyone and need no account.

It suits players of those games who like judging decision-making and mechanics, and it rewards knowing what each rank tends to get wrong. The site shows ads, and a paid tier removes them.