I would like to know my ranking

[Revdj]

I don't mean relative to other people - I don't care if I'm #100 or #763. I just like the little score that goes up when I win and down when I lose. Because it helps me see my progress - if I'm getting better. is there a way for me to find this number?

[David Di Pietro]

I don't think you can see the number. but you can see your rank (beginner / apprentice / good player / etc.)

[menettm]

I suppose that you can see your rank in the Hardback page.
Go down to "Ranking" part and change the "Current Season" to show "All-time" and use "Next" button to go down till your ELO...

Maybe there is quicker way to obtain it.

EDIT:
Sorry, I have seen on the game page: "Competitive modes and rankings have been disabled for this game"
See https://boardgamearena.com/faq?anchor=f ... edrankings

[Janetta]

At the beginning of the new year . . . 2026 . . . BGA sent out a "Your BGA Highlights" email.
Hardback happened to be my most played game as well as the game in which I gained my highest ELO during the previous year . . . 2025.
Here is an excerpt from that highlights email message . . . ­

Your Highest ELO is in:
Hardback­
A huge congratulations on reaching an impressive ELO of 467 in Hardback! A clear demonstration of your top-tier skill and dedication.

We will all have to wait until BGA gathers the info and sends out highlights for 2026 . . . maybe you'll get to see your ELO then !

[lefalaf]

The line chart will allow you to approximate it:
https://boardgamearena.com/playerstat?i ... &game=1354

They hide the labels on the y-axis, but each solid line is 100 Elo, so you are in the low 400s.