Deadlock Ranked Season 1 final leaderboard: who finished on top in every region

Ranked Beta Season 1 closed at midnight UTC on November 6. Scoish Velociraptor Maloish in Europe, wander in North America, Fernandi2 in South America, 150cm 150kg in Asia and Jai_Stacked in Oceania finished on top. The podiums, the leaderboard Valve reworked the night before, and the longest reigns in our records.

2026-11-06

Ranked Beta Season 1 closed at midnight UTC on Friday, November 6 (4 pm Pacific on Thursday), after a little over three months. We captured every region’s public leaderboard at the close: that snapshot is the reference below, and it stays available on our final leaderboard page, with the top 100 of each region.

The podiums at the close

Europe: 1. Scoish Velociraptor Maloish, 2. OniBy, 3. together;
North America: 1. wander, 2. notes, 3. ttv geoodl;
South America: 1. Fernandi2, 2. 1Worst, 3. “a”;
Asia: 1. 150cm 150kg, 2. Fono, 3. Crazy Soup;
Oceania: 1. Jai_Stacked, 2. The Wizard, 3. DiscoVirtuoso.

Europe and North America list 1,000 ranked players, the most the leaderboard publishes. Asia has 909, South America 676 and Oceania 579.

The last evening changed the top spot in Europe and Asia

On the evening of November 5, a few hours before the close, Valve reworked its leaderboards along with the Season 2 notes: the order now follows badge progress, and it takes 50 ranked matches within the last 30 days to appear. Season 1 ended on this new order.

In Europe, MikaelS, first on our 8 pm UTC snapshot, finishes 29th. Scoish Velociraptor Maloish, second, takes the lead, and OniBy and together each move up one spot. The_magnificent_deadlock makes the biggest jump in the top 10, from 49th to 5th;
in Asia, 150cm 150kg, fourth at 8 pm UTC, finishes first. 我会尊重你的感, who was leading, finishes 6th;
in North America, wander and notes keep their spots. ACCELERATE, third, drops to 62nd and leaves the podium to ttv geoodl;
in South America, Fernandi2 stays on top, but PGZ GOAT, second at 8 pm UTC, no longer appears on the final leaderboard;
in Oceania, the podium doesn’t move.

Beyond the top spots, the order holds: depending on the region, 92 to 99 of the old top 100 are still in the final top 100.

The longest reigns

Since September 25, we have captured the leaderboard every day. Over those 42 days, taking the last snapshot of each day, before the rework of November 5:

Asia: 150cm 150kg, 13 days on top. First seen on October 12 in 8th place, 150cm 150kg took the lead on the 14th and held it for twelve days in a row. Of all the longest reigns, it is the only one that ends with the title;
Oceania: tap4foenm groupie and t², 12 days each. The first is no longer ranked at the close, the second finishes 6th. Jai_Stacked, 5 days on top, finishes first;
Europe: fargareko, 9 days, ahead of MikaelS, 7 days. fargareko finishes 62nd. Along with North America, it is the most contested region: 17 different players were number one;
South America: navars and tried, 8 days each. navars finishes 7th and tried 8th. tried, missing from the old leaderboard on the last evening, comes back with the new order;
North America: fug, 6 days, and lordnm, 5 days. fug finishes 79th and lordnm is no longer ranked. wander, 32nd on our first snapshot on September 25, was number one for a single day: the last one.

Season 2 starts empty

The Season 2 leaderboard will fill up over the coming days: it takes 50 ranked matches in the season to get in. Our Leaderboard page will follow it as soon as Valve publishes it, and the Season 2 rules are covered in yesterday’s article.

Method

Source: Valve’s public leaderboard, relayed by deadlock-api.com, captured once a day since September 25, then every 30 minutes on the last evening. The reference snapshot is the one taken at the close, identical line for line to the one from 11:56 pm UTC;
days on top: the last snapshot of each day (UTC), from September 25 to November 5, in the order before the rework;
names: as shown in game. Several accounts can share the same name, and the site only links a name to a profile when a single account matches it;
limit: our snapshots start on September 25. The first two months of the season, which opened on July 30, are not included.

Sources. Valve’s public leaderboard via deadlock-api.com (Deadlock Tracker snapshots from September 25 to November 6, 2026); Valve’s “Ranked - Beta Season 2” notes (November 5, 2026) for the leaderboard rework.