THE FINALS - Unrated Matches Boost

Quick Cash, Bank It and Unranked Tournament are the three modes THE FINALS keeps outside the ranked ladder entirely. None of them assigns Rank Score, none of them belongs to a league or division, and none of them shows up in a Ranked Tournament bracket — they are the game's designated space for playing without consequence.

That is exactly what makes them count toward the 60 completed rounds that unlock Ranked Tournament. The requirement is rounds finished, not rounds won, so a rough match that ends normally counts the same as a dominant one.

It also makes them the honest place to test anything: a build you have not committed to, a role you are unsure about, or simply a warm-up before a session where the ladder is actually watching. Nothing here follows you into ranked.

THE FINALS keeps Ranked Tournament closed until an account has 60 completed rounds in any combination of Quick Cash, Bank It and Unranked Tournament — there is no separate requirement per mode, and rounds from all three add up together.

Winning is not part of the condition. A round that ends in a loss counts the same as one that ends in first place, which is why the fastest way to clear the requirement is simply volume, played correctly, not a hunt for good matchups.

Once 60 is reached the option unlocks permanently for that account — it does not reset each season. If you are only after the unlock itself rather than the practice, the Ranked Unlock Boost service is built to cover the full 60 in one order instead of buying it a handful at a time.

The solo option is the fastest path to a finished order: log-in details go to the assigned booster, stored encrypted, and the matches are played on your behalf while you do something else. The account is used for nothing beyond those matches, and the credentials stop working for us the moment the order closes.

Duo keeps you on your own account with the booster queuing beside you as a teammate, which is the option to pick when the point is genuinely to learn — to see how a professional opens a fight, reads a rotation, or plays a class you have not tried. It is also the only option where you are guaranteed to be the one earning the reps.

Both options let you set the class — Light, Medium or Heavy — the same way a real order would, so the practice matches the build you actually plan to use later, whether that is a new pick or the one you already play in Ranked Tournament.

This service does one job — completed rounds in a mode that carries no risk — and it is meant to sit alongside the others rather than replace them. A rank climb still needs Rank Boost, a guaranteed win still needs Win Boost, and a genuine 60-round gate still has its own dedicated Ranked Unlock Boost.

What it adds is the low-stakes end of the catalogue: cheap enough to buy a single match on a whim, safe enough that trying it changes nothing you have already built, and fast enough that it fits before or after any other order on the same account.

A customer working through the whole ladder typically uses it twice — once early, to bank rounds toward the ranked unlock, and once again mid-season, to test a class or weapon before spending real Rank Score to confirm it works.