If you play Valorant even a little seriously, you already know the feeling: a match goes great, you drop 28 kills, and you instantly want to check your KDA, headshot rate, or rank progression. On the bad days… well, sometimes you also want to know what went wrong.

The good part? Checking your Valorant stats is actually very easy — and there are multiple ways to do it. Some are official Riot tools, and some are third-party trackers that give you way deeper insight than the game itself.

This guide walks you through everything in a clean, simple way.

Why Valorant Stats Even Matter

Before jumping to the “how,” it’s worth understanding why players obsess over numbers.

A few things your stats can reveal:

• Whether your aim is improving week by week

• How consistent you are across maps

• Which agents you perform best with

• If you're actually climbing or just stuck in a cycle

• Your clutch rate, opening duels, econ rating… basically your entire playstyle

Good players use this information to adjust crosshair habits, warm-ups, and even which roles they pick.

1. Check Stats Through Riot’s Official Profile (Basic Stats)

Valorant shows some stats inside the client — not everything, but enough for quick insights.

Steps:

1. Open Valorant

2. Click on the Career tab

3. Select Match History

4. Click on any match to view round-by-round information

You’ll see:

• KDA

• ACS (Average Combat Score)

• ADR (Average Damage per Round)

• First bloods

• Map performance

It’s basic, but accurate and straight from Riot.

2. Use Valorant Tracker Tools (Deep Stats + History)

If you want the full picture — headshot accuracy, agent win-rate, performance graphs, and long-term trends — trackers are the go-to option.

Most players use these:

Valorant Tracker (tracker.gg)

Probably the most popular. Easy to use and gives incredibly detailed insights.

You get:

• All-time headshot percentage

• Agent win-rates

• Map-by-map averages

• Round performance breakdown

• MMR trends

Dak.gg / Blitz.gg

Very similar tools but with different UI.
Blitz also gives warm-up recommendations and in-match overlays.

How to check stats on any tracker:

1. Visit the tracker website

2. Log in with your Riot account

3. Search for your in-game name + tagline

4. Your full profile appears instantly

It works on both PC and mobile.

3. Check Your Valorant Stats In-Game with Overlays

Some trackers offer an on-screen overlay.
This shows:

• Live match stats

• Team agent win-rates

• Opponents’ rank trends

If you’re into competitive climb strategies, overlays are especially helpful.

4. You Can Also Check Stats on Mobile

Several apps now sync with your Riot account and give you:

• Daily match summaries

• Peak rank tracking

• Aim and consistency metrics

• Agent recommendations

Perfect if you want to look at your stats on the go after a tough game.

Which Method Should You Use?

If you’re casual → In-game Career tab is enough.
If you’re trying to improve → Valorant Tracker or Blitz is miles better.
If you're grinding ranked daily → Overlays + mobile app give the most complete view.

Most players end up using all three without even realizing it.

Final Thoughts

Valorant is a competitive game at its core, and even small improvements make a big difference. Tracking your stats helps you see progress you might otherwise miss — or spot weak points holding you back.

If you’ve never checked your stats properly before, try it today. Sometimes one number is enough to change how you warm up, which agent you pick, or even how confidently you take duels.