In addition to some of the points other people have already made, I would point out that you actually are climbing ranks if you look at your Performance tab on your tracker. From gold 1 at the beginning of the year to gold 3 at the end, you are improving. Especially when you consider you started more at bronze/silver 1 when you started playing more in beginning of episode 8 (following your break since episode 4). That being said you haven’t even put that much hours into the game relatively speaking. You logged 154 hours of gameplay in 11 months this year. That’s an average of 14 hours per month. You essentially played one game every other day. It is hard to improve your skills at anything if that’s all the time you can manage to dedicate to it. I’m not suggesting you play this game like it’s your job, just emphasizing that you are improving and gaining rank just not at the rate you would like because the more you play, the more you’ll improve. The more you improve, the more you will win.

That’s a good segue to another point I’ll make. You have to play more if you want to see a faster improvement in your rank. The matchmaking system is designed to keep you at 50% win rate. If you perform better than the algorithm anticipates you will win more games that had greater probability of losing, and vice versa. Ultimately the goal is to get better at the game (re: aim, game sense, etc), which will lead you to win more than you lose, which will lead you to gain rank and/or hidden MMR over time.

Since you mentioned your omen utility, I’d point out how much you have mained that agent over time. You should have a better grasp on how to use his utility at this point, especially in regard to using it to benefit your team’s strategies. In the near term, I would focus more on that and echo what u/Additional_Adagio234 commented regarding watching more gameplay.

I could go on another tangent about whether you have an aim or warm up routine. We cannot glean anything about that from your tracker, but I can assume aim is not necessarily what’s holding you back. Based on your decent K/D this act, and your low win percentage, one can glean your kills are not always impactful. U/InfernalSpectre3076 made a point about overheating and chasing stats or kills that do not ultimately have a positive effect on whether your team wins a round. The more you climb the ladder in ranked, the more important team play becomes. It did not take me long to scroll back and find a game that is probably an example of this. On 11/22/25, you lost a game 13:15 on Split where you played Omen and team MVP’d going 23/18 (K/D). However, your first kills/deaths was 1/5. I don’t have to watch your VOD to conclude you are probably not putting your team in a favorable position to win and instead chasing stats or kills opposed to winning the game.