Matchmaking in BAGH isn’t entirely random. The system pairs players based on their level, rank, and sometimes win rate, to create more even matches. Knowing how this works can help you understand why certain opponents appear more frequently.
Player level determines general experience, while rank reflects current competitive performance. The matchmaking algorithm uses both to group players with similar standing. This avoids putting newcomers against highly skilled users and creates a better overall experience.
If your level is high but your rank is low, you might still encounter strong opponents, especially during peak hours. Similarly, new players who win often may find themselves in more difficult lobbies sooner than expected. This dynamic balance aims to keep matches fair and competitive.
Learning the matchmaking logic helps set realistic expectations before entering a game. For more clarity on how your profile affects your opponents, check out BAGH8 where the matching system is explained in further detail.