World of Tanks tracks every player with an official Personal Rating plus career stats such as win rate, average damage and survival. RankSurge looks up any player on the NA, EU or Asia servers and shows those numbers, your mastery badges and your results in each tank, straight from the official Wargaming.net API.
What stats does World of Tanks track?
Wargaming keeps career statistics for every account. The main totals cover Random and clan battles, the scope Wargaming's API uses for its all-battles figures. RankSurge shows them as reported and does not estimate missing numbers.
| Stat | What it measures |
|---|---|
| Personal Rating | Wargaming's own overall rating for the account |
| Win rate | Share of battles your team won |
| Average damage | Damage you dealt per battle |
| Survival rate | Share of battles you were still alive at the end |
| Hit rate | Share of your shots that hit |
| Kills per death | Enemy tanks destroyed for each time you were destroyed |
| Average tier | The tier you usually play, weighted by battles |
How do World of Tanks mastery badges work?
Each tank can earn a mastery badge. Wargaming compares your battle experience with players' best results in that same tank over the past 7 days, per the official World of Tanks achievements guide.
| Badge | You beat |
|---|---|
| Class III | 50% of those results |
| Class II | 80% of those results |
| Class I | 95% of those results |
| Ace Tanker | 99% of those results |
RankSurge shows the best badge for each tank you play and counts how many tanks hold Ace Tanker.
How do you find a World of Tanks player?
- Pick the server: NA, EU and Asia are separate, so choose the one the account plays on.
- Type the player name: enter the in-game name exactly as it appears in battle.
- Or paste a profile link: copy the address of your profile page on the World of Tanks website. It carries your account number, so the right player always comes up.
There is no sign-in. RankSurge only reads public player stats.
What does the RankSurge World of Tanks lookup show?
Career overview
Personal Rating, battles, win rate, average damage and XP, survival, hit rate and kills per death.
Records
Your best damage and most kills in a single battle.
Type and tier
How your battles split across light, medium and heavy tanks, tank destroyers and SPGs, and across tiers.
Tank table
Your most played tanks with battles, win rate and mastery badge for each.
Clan
The clan tag and clan name, when the player is in a clan.
Dashboard and Ask AI
A 0 to 100 Performance Score, Improve next tips and Ask AI questions about your own numbers.
All World of Tanks data on RankSurge comes from the official Wargaming.net Public API, which is read-only. RankSurge is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wargaming.
How can you use your stats to win more?
- Play your best tanks: check the win rate of each tank in the tank table and spend more battles in the tanks that already work for you.
- Watch damage, not just kills: average damage shows your share of each battle better than kills, which often go to whoever fires last.
- Chase mastery badges: a Class I or Ace Tanker attempt is a clear goal for each session in one tank.
- Compare with a platoon mate: run two players through AI Profile Pick to see who is ahead and why.
Keep your accounts together in the Player Hub, and browse every game we cover from Player Lookup or the Guide Library.
Ask RankSurge AI about your tanks. Look up your player above, open your dashboard and ask which tank to play more.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check my World of Tanks stats?
Pick your server (NA, EU or Asia) on this page and type your World of Tanks player name, or paste the link to your profile from the World of Tanks website. RankSurge reads your Personal Rating, win rate, average damage, survival, hit rate, mastery badges and per-tank results from the official Wargaming.net API. Career totals cover Random and clan battles, the same scope Wargaming uses for its own all-battles statistics.
What is Personal Rating in World of Tanks?
Personal Rating is Wargaming's own overall rating for a World of Tanks account. It appears on your official profile and the Wargaming.net API reports it as the player's personal rating. RankSurge shows that official number as it is and does not recalculate it. Our separate 0 to 100 Performance Score is a RankSurge reading of several stats, and it is not an official Wargaming rating.
What do the World of Tanks mastery badges mean?
Mastery badges are earned per tank by beating the experience other players earn in that same tank. Wargaming compares your battle XP with players' best results in that tank over the past 7 days. Class III means better than 50 percent of them, Class II better than 80 percent, Class I better than 95 percent, and Ace Tanker better than 99 percent. RankSurge counts how many of your tanks hold Ace Tanker.
Why can't RankSurge find my World of Tanks player?
First check the server: NA, EU and Asia are separate, so an EU player will not appear on NA. Then check the spelling of the player name, or paste your profile link instead, which carries your account number. Accounts with no Random or clan battles have little to show. If Wargaming's API is busy or under maintenance, wait a few minutes and search again.
Where does RankSurge get World of Tanks stats?
From the official Wargaming.net Public API, the same source Wargaming provides to developers for World of Tanks player data. It is read-only, so RankSurge can show your stats but cannot change anything on your account, and you never sign in or share a password. RankSurge is an independent site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wargaming. Data is cached for a short time to stay inside Wargaming's limits.
Is the RankSurge World of Tanks lookup free?
Yes. Looking up players, the tank table and your dashboard are free and need no sign-up. Free visitors also get a daily allowance of Ask AI questions and AI Profile Picks, and RankSurge Pro removes those daily limits. The site is supported by clearly labelled ads, and you never need to share your Wargaming password to use the lookup.