Battlefield 6 Season 5 leaderboards arrived on 10 November 2026 with update 2.1.2.0. You can compare your performance across Career, Game Modes and Classes, with options to see just your friends or a particular season. The new system makes it easier to check your position without digging through the end-of-match results.
You don’t have to enter a special match to use these boards. They’re available from your in-game Profile through the Ranked Hub. Here’s where to find them, how the filters work and why the standings aren’t the same as REDSEC Ranked Battle Royale.
Where to find Battlefield 6 Season 5 leaderboards in the menu
Open Battlefield 6, go to Profile and select the Ranked Badge to enter the Ranked Hub. From there, choose the Leaderboards section and the category you want to see. EA gives this menu route in its November patch notes, so there’s no reason to hunt through the usual post-match scoreboard.
What do the Battlefield 6 Season 5 leaderboards categories show?
EA lists three main category types: Career, Game Modes and Classes. Rather than mixing everything into one worldwide number, the system lets you choose the sort of performance you want to compare. For someone who spends most matches playing Support, that is more useful than a ranking based solely on total time played.
The Career tab covers broad player performance, while Game Modes and Classes let you compare more specific parts of your play. EA hasn’t listed every individual statistic shown in each tab, so check the live headings rather than relying on an assumed kills-per-minute or score calculation. What matters is choosing the same category when comparing two players.
How the Seasonal Filter works
Use the Seasonal Filter to switch between available seasons. Battlefield 6 Season 5 leaderboards start with Season 5; the announcement does not promise earlier historical seasons. Each later season adds a new leaderboard, giving you a clearer view of your performance over time instead of merging every season into one position.
Friends-Only filter and Sticky Player Row
The Friends-Only filter shows how people on your friends list compare. That’s handy when you’re interested in your squad’s standings rather than the entire player base. It only changes the results you’re viewing; it doesn’t put you into a separate matchmaking queue or change your competitive points.
The Sticky Player Row is especially useful if you aren’t among the highest-ranked players. Your own position remains visible while you look through the board. Even if you’re well below the top names, you can see your overall standing without endlessly scrolling to find it. This works when looking at different categories and eligible seasons.
Are Battlefield 6 Season 5 leaderboards the same as REDSEC Ranked?
No. Battlefield 6 Season 5 leaderboards track Multiplayer standings by category and season. REDSEC Ranked Battle Royale is a separate competitive mode with its own point and placement rules. The November update also adjusted parts of its Ranked Battle Royale display, but that shouldn’t be confused with the new general Multiplayer boards.
Do you get rewards from Battlefield 6 Season 5 leaderboards?
EA’s announcement doesn’t promise prizes for reaching a particular leaderboard position. Casino Heist cosmetics are earned by completing Contracts for DOUGH, not by appearing at the top of these rankings. Both features arrived in the same update, but they have separate purposes. If you’re looking for event rewards, check the Casino Heist screen instead.
To check your position, open Profile, enter the Ranked Hub, pick Career, Game Modes or Classes and set the season you want. Switch on Friends-Only when you want a smaller comparison. The Sticky Player Row keeps your rank visible, so you can check where you stand in a few clicks.
Official source: EA Battlefield 6 Update 2.1.2.0.
