COD Black Ops 6: How To Check Your SBMM Rank
Discover how to access your skill rating in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone directly from Activision. Follow our guide to track your stats and improve gameplay!
Now, you can uncover that mysterious number in Black Ops 6 and Warzone. Here’s how you can access your hidden skill rating directly from Activision—no sketchy third-party tools required!
Steps to Access Your Skill Rating
Follow these steps to request your skill data from Activision:
Visit Activision Support:
Head over to the Privacy page of Activision Support.
- Submit a Request:
- Click ‘Submit a new request.’
- Select your country of residence from the dropdown menu.
- Agree to the terms by ticking ‘I have read the above terms, and I confirm my eligibility.’
Proceed to the Portal:
- Click ‘Proceed to privacy and data protection portal.’
- Look for the blue box and choose ‘Access my personal information (subject access request).’
Log In:
Sign in with your Activision account and one of your linked accounts.
Verify & Submit:
- Confirm you’re not a robot.
- Accept Activision’s Terms of Use.
- Submit your request and opt for email notifications for updates.
What Happens Next?
Once you’ve submitted the request, Activision will send your data via email. According to YouTuber TheXclusiveAce, it typically takes around a day. The data arrives as an HTML folder, which you can import into tools like Google Sheets to view your match history, skill rating, and other stats.
Note: Be cautious with this data—it includes sensitive information like your IP address. Don’t share it publicly without editing out personal details.
What Can You See?
Your data will reveal:
- Skill ratings for matches, which fluctuate based on your performance.
- A detailed breakdown of every match you’ve played, including stats going back to Call of Duty: Vanguard.
For example, TheXclusiveAce’s skill rating hovers around 400. With this number, you can track how recent matches have impacted your rating and understand why some lobbies feel tougher than others.
What’s a Good Skill Rating?
Currently, there’s no consensus on what constitutes a “good” skill rating. As more players request and share their ratings, the community will likely develop a clearer picture of the scale.
Why This Matters
Knowing your skill rating can give you insights into how matchmaking works and help you improve your gameplay. However, you won’t be able to see the skill ratings of other players in your lobbies—just your own.
So, are you ready to dig into your stats and see where you stand? Give it a shot, and good luck climbing the ranks!
