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R6 K/D Calculator – K/D, Win Rate & Headshot %
Type in your Rainbow Six Siege kills and deaths to get your K/D ratio. Add wins, losses and headshots to see your win rate and headshot percentage too.
How the formulas work
- K/D = kills ÷ deaths, rounded to two decimals. With zero deaths the result is your kill count.
- Win rate = wins ÷ (wins + losses) × 100. This calculator uses wins plus losses because you enter both numbers. On SiegeRadar player pages, the current ranked season card does the same, while lifetime totals, per-mode figures and past seasons divide wins by matches played.
- Headshot % = headshots ÷ kills × 100. It only counts when headshots are not higher than kills.
What is a good K/D in R6?
A K/D of 1.0 means you get as many kills as you take deaths: even trades. Above 1.0 you are winning more fights than you lose, below 1.0 you are losing more. There is no official target, and the number depends heavily on your rank, your role (entry, support, anchor) and how often you play with a team.
Treat K/D as one signal. A high K/D with a low win rate can mean you chase kills over objectives. A modest K/D with a strong win rate usually means your plays help the team win rounds. Check both, and look at your per-operator numbers for the full picture.
Look up your real stats
Skip the typing. Search a player to see their live K/D, win rate and rank, or browse the top 100 on PC.
FAQ
How do I calculate K/D in Rainbow Six Siege?
Divide your kills by your deaths. 1,500 kills and 1,000 deaths give a K/D of 1.50. If you have no deaths yet, this calculator shows your kills as the K/D, the same way the player pages on this site do.
Is a 1.0 K/D good in R6?
A 1.0 K/D means you trade kills and deaths evenly. Above 1.0 you get more kills than you die, below 1.0 you die more often than you kill. What counts as good depends on your rank and lobby.
Why is my win rate different from the one on my profile?
This calculator uses wins ÷ (wins + losses) because you enter both. On player pages, the current ranked season card uses the same method, while lifetime totals, per-mode figures and past seasons divide wins by matches played.
Where can I find my kills, deaths and headshots?
Look up your name on the tracker. Your profile lists kills, deaths, wins and losses, and the operator page shows headshot percentage. You can also read the numbers from the in-game stats screen.