MOB ARENA

Find your matches and player record

Search for a player, follow their history and open the match report behind a result.

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Find a player on the leaderboard

Search results use your selected sort order. The Result number is the position within your search, not the player’s overall rank.

  1. Open the Mob Arena leaderboard and enter a recorded player name or player UUID in Find a player.
  2. Choose a ranking, such as credited kills or confirmed earnings, and apply the filters.
  3. Select the player’s name to open their record.

Finding a player after a name change

A profile follows the player’s UUID, so their matches stay together after a name change. Its heading uses their latest recorded match name, which may differ from their current name.

Match reports keep the name used at the time. Older records may show a UUID if no name was available.

Read the player’s match and payout history

The profile combines credited kills, recorded matches, highest team wave completed and confirmed earnings. Beneath those totals, each history row links a match with its current payout record.

The history is ordered by match finish time. Use Older matches to continue through it, Newer matches to return, or Latest matches to start again at the newest results.

Open the full match report

Arena IDs are the server’s stored configuration identifiers. They are not necessarily display names. You can share a match by copying its page URL; the full match UUID also appears near the bottom of the report.

  1. Open a match from the player’s history, or browse Match history and optionally filter by its arena ID.
  2. Check the finish time, team waves, credited kills and end reason.
  3. Read the roster for each player’s kills, damage, time played, kill share and payout status.
  4. Expand a player under Payout details to see their gross allocation, intended amount, cap reasons and payment times.

If you cannot find a result

Clear any name or arena filters first, then check Reporting status. Results appear after matches finish and can be delayed.

A lobby that never started does not create a match record. If the site is marked Demo data, you are browsing sample records.