Deadlock Tracker: Track MMR, Ranks and Hero Stats

A deadlock tracker is a third-party site or app that records your Deadlock matches, stats and rank. Deadlock is Valve's 6v6 hero shooter MOBA, and its competitive scene runs on numbers: win rates, tier lists, leaderboards and match history. A tracker collects all of that in one place so you can study the meta and your own play.

Two trackers lead the space today: Tracklock.gg and Statlocker.gg. Both let you sign in through Steam and search any player by name or profile. They are independent community projects and are not affiliated with or endorsed by Valve.

What a Deadlock Tracker Tracks

The core of any deadlock tracker is match and player data. Tracklock.gg describes itself as a go-to resource for match tracking, tier lists and hero statistics. Statlocker.gg frames the same job as a performance and analysis tool. Together they cover hero win rates, player stats, match history and rankings.

Both sites publish the size of their database. Tracklock.gg reports over 32 million matches tracked and more than 6.6 million players. That scale is what powers reliable win rates and leaderboards. More matches in the pool means less noise in the averages.

Search is the entry point on either site. Statlocker.gg accepts a Steam name, ID or profile URL. Tracklock.gg offers a search box for a player or a hero. From there you land on a profile with match history, hero stats and current rank.

Tracklock.gg: Match History and Hero Stats

Tracklock.gg calls itself the number one Deadlock match tracker. It runs a ranked leaderboard showing the top 1000 players of Beta Season 1. The site is a sister brand to U.GG, a name many players know from other games.

Its hero pages go beyond win rates. Featured heroes such as Seven and Warden show a damage split and an ability unlock order. A tier list ranks heroes by win rate each patch. In a snapshot from the 2026-10-14 minor patch, Graves led at 55.9 percent, with Rat King and Kelvin right behind. Each entry also shows its change from the prior patch, such as a 1.2 percent climb for Graves.

Tracklock.gg also separates out a Street Brawl tier list. There, Rat King topped the list at 65.2 percent, ahead of Graves and Paige. A built-in news feed keeps the meta context fresh. One article noted Deadlock passing 300,000 concurrent players on Steam in October 2026.

Statlocker.gg: Performance and Analysis

Statlocker.gg brands itself as a performance and analysis tool rather than a simple stats dump. Its navigation covers heroes, items, builds and guides, vision models, matches and players, leaderboards, esports, and tools. It also runs an active Discord community in the thousands.

A standout feature is its machine learning vision models for stats insights. The site also tracks an item meta model that looks beyond win rates. Its hubs break data into heroes, items and builds. The heroes hub offers a tier list, hero deep-dives, playstyles and matchup data. The items hub shows item meta, win rates and synergy data across every hero and rank. The builds hub highlights top community builds, Eternus-rank item paths and ability orders for every hero.

Statlocker.gg once ran a hero release order prediction for the six newest heroes. The final order listed Rat King, Baba, Solomon, Deadman Danny, Violet and Nurse Harrow. Its FAQ explains the goal: to give players a reason to open the tracker after every match and find something genuinely useful. A news area carries the latest patch notes, including the arrival of Nurse Harrow.

Statlocker.gg also spotlights standout individual matches. A featured performance showed SkyReinn earning an S+ on Warden with a 7/0/7 score at the Ritualist V rank. That match graded at 97.1 on the site's scale. Featured performances rotate roughly every five minutes.

Rank and MMR Tracking

Rank tracking is where these tools get most useful for competitive players. Statlocker.gg shows a top-rank leaderboard of the highest-ranked players by region. Its top five mixed North America and Europe, with Lomein at number one in NA and fargareko at number two in EU.

Those top players sat at the Eternus VI rank, the highest tier shown on the leaderboard. Lower tiers appear across the site too, including Ritualist V on a featured match. Seeing the rank spread helps you understand where the ladder actually sits. Tracklock.gg adds a rank distribution view for exactly that purpose.

The leaderboard also shows a score next to each top player, ranging from around 59k down to 36k for the top five (unconfirmed whether this is MMR). Rank names like Eternus VI and Ritualist V are the tiers the community tracks. Both sites let you compare your own rank to these benchmarks. Statlocker.gg's companion app can even keep your profile in sync automatically as you play.

Companion Apps and Live Tracking

Both trackers offer desktop apps that extend tracking into live matches. Tracklock.gg's desktop app advertises live game scouting, lane predictions and automatic match tracking. Its in-game tracker compares your stats to community ranked benchmarks while you play.

Tracklock.gg lists several in-game features. Live scouting uses dynamic tagging to identify the strengths and weaknesses of your opponents. A permanent buff tracker follows buffs from statues, sinners and the golden goose egg. A realtime damage meter, still in beta, shows who is contributing most or least in team fights. Timers for the Mid Boss and buffs help you never miss a gun buff.

Tracklock.gg also promises always-updated profiles with complete match histories and no missing games. Statlocker.gg makes a similar pitch for its native app.

Statlocker.gg ships a native companion app that works without Overwolf. Overwolf and Linux versions are also available. The app uploads matches instantly as the in-game leaderboard appears. It advertises instant upload, live scouting, auto-clipping and live grades.

Choosing a Deadlock Tracker

The right tracker depends on what you want to study. Tracklock.gg is strongest for match history, hero win rates and live scouting. Statlocker.gg leans toward deep analysis, item meta models and performance grades. Many players keep both open.

Statlocker.gg links to a free sister site, Buildlocker.gg, focused entirely on builds. It covers build win rates, trending builds, Eternus-rank builds and item stats. Features include shop speedrun, purchase timing, corrupted items and brawl items.

Neither tracker is affiliated with Valve, though both are well-known community resources. Statlocker.gg lists Deadfrag, Dotabuff and Speedrun.com among its partners. Whichever you pick, a deadlock tracker turns raw games into data you can actually learn from.

Both sites are free to browse and work from a normal browser. Signing in through Steam unlocks a fuller profile and, where available, app sync. If you only want a quick hero win rate or tier list, either site will do the job.