Dominate the Leaderboards: Track Your Battlefield 6 Stats in Minutes
From clip-worthy headshots to cold, hard numbers, Battlefield 6 now brings your stats in-game—no more detouring to EA’s site like in the beta. Track K/D, accuracy, and more without leaving the action.
Battlefield 6 is out, everyone is landing highlight-reel shots, and then doing what we all secretly love more than the win: running to see the numbers. In the beta you had to hop over to EA's site just to pull basic stats. Now the game finally puts that stuff where it belongs — right in the client — and it is pleasantly no-nonsense.
How to see your stats without leaving the game
You do this from the main lobby, not mid-chaos. The whole thing is stripped down in a good way and actually shows what you care about: total kills, Kill/Death ratio, revives, and your overall career score. Your most-played modes and personal bests — like the highest kill count you have ever stacked in a single match — live in a corner most people forget to check.
- From the top navigation bar, slide over to the 'Profile' tab.
- On the left side of the screen, you will see a clean summary of your core performance stats.
- Look to the bottom-right section for your most-played modes and career bests, including that peak single-match kill number.
First glance, the menu looks almost too simple, but that is kind of the point. It gives you the essentials without forcing a browser break or an app shuffle. If you still like going down the rabbit hole, you can check EA's website or third-party trackers like Tracker.GG for deeper dives.
Badges and the Playercard: flexing without saying a word
The Profile page also surfaces your Top Badges and your Playercard. Badges drop naturally just by playing, but if you want to chase specific ones, put time into ranking up different weapons, classes, and vehicles. They are basically little achievement billboards that tell people how you play and how much you have been grinding.
Your Playercard is your identity plate — teammates and enemies see it during matches — and you can tweak it right on this screen. Hit the 'Edit' option at the bottom of the Profile page to swap in new visuals and badges as you unlock them. It is a small thing that adds up: the more you play, the more you can personalize, which makes the straight-ahead stats page feel less like a spreadsheet and more like a living record of your run.
Bottom line: the in-game stats are streamlined but not shallow, and the badge/playercard setup gives you just enough to show off your style without getting lost in menus. Do you peek at your squad's playercards mid-match too, or is that just me?