Blog Tag: Cod Black Ops 6 Sbmm Rating

Recently, some players revealed that in Black Ops 6, some hidden background data analysis will be used to match players in the game lobby. And not only in BO6 but also in Warzone and other Call of Duty series games, the mechanism of matching the lobby is based on player skills.

It is said that this mechanism sets an SBMM rating for the player based on the comprehensive results of the player’s performance in various aspects of the game, and determines the enemies that the player will match based on this. In fact, such a game mechanism will objectively better guarantee the game experience of players of different levels.

Of course, for players, it is inevitable to be curious about their own SBMM rating in the game. However, SBMM rating is not like the public statistics such as the win rate and K/D ratio of these games. It is not public.

But it is not completely impossible for players to check it. Although it is a bit troublesome to check the data, and it requires a little patience. However, if players can have a clearer understanding of their rating, what kind of game lobby they will be matched with and what kind of opponents they will encounter in the game later, this should be acceptable to most players.

What Is SBMM Rating?

It is a game mechanism in CoD: Black Ops 6 that uses numbers to determine what kind of game lobby and game opponents a player will be matched with. For example, if a player’s most ratings in the game are between 300 and 400, it is likely that the system will match him with a lobby of opponents similar to him, rather than the lower-difficulty Black Ops 6 Bot Lobbies.

And players can also upgrade your weapons and equipment based on this value through CoD Black Ops 6 Boosting to better deal with powerful enemies.

Although there is currently no information on the maximum value of these numbers, according to conventional thinking, the larger the number, the better the player’s performance in various games must be. In addition, it is revealed that this value is not determined by the player’s K/D or overall score, but takes into account many factors.

It is said that SBMM rating includes various factors such as the player’s movement and the number of shots in the game. This also shows that the operation of the system SBMM rating also takes into account the accuracy and mobility of the player in the game.

Some players also found that the strength of the team entering the game lobby is different almost every time. Sometimes when matching, you will find that it is easy to win the game in CoD: Black Ops 6 and Warzone, but sometimes it is difficult to win.

From this, it can also be inferred that another high-probability factor affecting this value is the comprehensive SBMM rating of all players in the lobby. This is for the game system to adjust SBMM rating of each player to balance the gaming experience of the players in the lobby.

Viewing Method

Players can get this data information by sending a request of information to Activision. You must first enter the official website of Activision, then click on Privacy & Data Protection page, and then click on an icon called Submit a New Request. At this time, the page will pop up the consent icon. Click and enter the location information, and then you can fill in your request. If you get an error the first time, you can try a few more times.

After that, the system page will prompt you to select the type of request you want to apply for. At this time, you need to select the blue option because SBMM rating information belongs to My Personal Information. Then, you need to enter your game account information and submit the request.

But it is worth noting that this request may require players to wait patiently for a few days before receiving a response from the developer. And since the response is sent via email, players should remember to pay more attention to your email inbox after applying.

The above is how to check SBMM rating. If players are curious about the system’s rating for you, just try it.