If you’ve been grinding matches in the Battlefield 6 multiplayer beta, you’ve probably noticed something missing — your stats. Unlike many other popular multiplayer shooters, Battlefield has never been too eager to show off player performance directly in the game menus. And it seems that tradition continues with Battlefield 6.
The beta doesn’t include an in-game stats page, meaning there’s no quick way to check how many kills you’ve racked up, your accuracy, or even your win rate. For some players, that’s not a big deal. But for others — especially those who love tracking progress and bragging rights — it’s a bit of a letdown.
Thankfully, EA has stepped in with a solution. While the game itself won’t show your numbers, the publisher has shared a safe, official method to view all your Battlefield 6 beta stats online.
Stats Available Only for Beta Players — For Now
At the moment, this system works only for the beta period. Currently, you can view stats from the first weekend of the open beta. EA says the data will likely be updated after the second beta weekend wraps up.
Once the full game launches in October, EA hasn’t outright confirmed whether this online stat tracker will stick around — but given the demand, it would be surprising if they removed it.
How to Check Your Battlefield 6 Stats
It’s actually pretty simple to access your performance numbers. Here’s the step-by-step guide:
- Go to the official Battlefield 6 player stats page on EA’s website.
- Enter your EA ID into the text box in the middle of the page. This is the same name you use when playing Battlefield 6.
- Click the magnifying glass icon next to the search bar.
- Your stats from the beta will appear instantly.
That’s it — no complicated logins or third-party tools needed.
What You Can See in the Beta Stats
Once you pull up your profile, the online stats screen will give you a snapshot of your beta performance. Here’s what’s included:
- Kill/Death Ratio (K/D) – See if you’ve been dominating or struggling in firefights.
- Shot Accuracy – How often your bullets are hitting the target.
- Matches Played – Total number of beta matches completed.
- Total XP Earned – A quick measure of your overall activity.
- Assists – Times you helped teammates secure kills.
- Total Kills – The big number everyone wants to see.
- Revives – How often you’ve brought teammates back into action.
- Most Played Class – Whether you’re a sniper, support, assault, or engineer.
- Most Played Game Mode – Tracks which modes you’ve spent the most time in.
At the bottom of the stats page, there’s also a downloadable image showing your key stats in one neat graphic. EA even encourages players to post it online using #BF6Stats — perfect for sharing on social media.
Players Want More Detailed Tracking
While this is a nice start, Battlefield fans are hoping the feature will grow to include more detailed stats once the full game launches. Some of the most requested additions include:
- Total Damage Dealt – For those who want to track raw firepower.
- Vehicle Kills – Useful for players who specialize in tanks or aircraft.
- Score Per Minute (SPM) – A popular metric in other shooters.
- Objective-Based Stats – Such as flags captured or total time spent holding objectives.
Given that the Battlefield community often focuses on teamwork and large-scale objectives, having more detailed performance breakdowns could make the system far more rewarding.
Why Battlefield Still Hides Stats In-Game
EA hasn’t explained exactly why in-game stats aren’t part of the beta. It could be a design choice — perhaps to keep players focused on team objectives instead of individual numbers. Or it might simply be because the feature isn’t ready yet.
In past Battlefield titles, detailed in-game stat tracking has been hit or miss. Some entries had full breakdowns available in menus, while others pushed stats to online companion apps or websites.
The Bottom Line
While Battlefield 6’s beta doesn’t let you view your performance directly from the game, EA’s official online stats tracker is a welcome workaround. It’s quick, easy to use, and 100% safe — no shady third-party tools required.
If you’re curious about how you’re doing — whether you’re racking up headshots, reviving teammates, or just enjoying your time on the battlefield — now you know exactly where to look.
With the full release coming this October, fans will be watching closely to see if EA keeps the online tracker and expands it with even more stats. For now, it’s time to gear up, jump back in, and maybe push that kill/death ratio a little higher.
