Players within each division are ranked using League Points LP , between 0 and for each division. Losing games, leaving the champion select dodging , or abandoning a game results in LP loss. The match finder sorts players in teams according to their MMR and current tier, division, and LP, with the system trying to put teams together that are close in skill.
New players will require calibration to assess their skill, so the first ranked 10 matches each ranked season carry additional weight and have significantly inflated LP gains and no LP loss. MMR is only partially reset and becomes the primary sorting method for placement matches.
If players reach above LP within a division that is not Division I, they are automatically pushed into the subsequent division and any additional LP rolls over. If they reach LP in Division I, they get a chance to enter the next tier by winning the tier promotion series. A promotion series is played in a best-of-five, with players needing three game wins to advance.
Losing the series i. Autofill is disabled for promotion games. Not playing any ranked games for a while can also lead to LP loss in Diamond and above. Master, Grandmaster, and Challenger tiers commonly referred to as Apex tiers are not split into divisions and instead use the ranking system. This ranking system solely uses LP to rank players on the leaderboard, publicly visible by all players on that server.
These top two tiers are the most exclusive and have limited seats Challenger players and non-Challenger Grandmaster players on the NA server for solo queue.
Grandmaster and Challenger tiers are dynamic, with player lists updated every day at midnight UTC. There are two ranked queues. Players in a duo get a slightly inflated MMR score when calculating their team composition to account for communication and familiarity benefits.
On average, teams will have an equal number of duos for each game. The second queue is called the flex queue. What are you going to do? With so many different tiers and divisions to climb, it can be hard for new players to understand how everything works. Ranked is only available to players who have reached level 30 and own at least 20 different champions.
You can keep leveling after 30 to get more rewards, however. The more games you win during your placements, the better chances you have of starting in a rank like Silver or Gold. By continuously winning games, you can keep advancing up the ranked ladder and increase your hidden MMR to ensure you get the maximum amount of LP for each win. Before you head into the game, you have to choose whether you want to play solo, with one friend, or with two or more friends. Your rank is different for each of the two options and ranked rewards get distributed based on the higher one.
Each rank has four divisions, except for the highest three ranks, which have just one tier each. The divisions start from four and end at one. In order to place here, players must win 6 of 10 placement matches. Curiously, Bronze used to contain the most number of players before the updates to the system.
This rank is where you actually start to receive all end-of-season rewards. Winning 7 or more placement matches raises your chances of being placed here. But again: new accounts will likely not be placed in upper tiers even if they win all of their placement matches. There are Bronze or Silver. In a way, this is very true as it becomes much more difficult to climb the ladder. Just 9 percent of players rank in this tier.
Players can still be placed into Platinum after their placement matches, however, depending on their previous ranks. Diamond tier players make up just 2.
Pro players should rank Master and above. Functionally, the skill level from Diamond to Master to Grandmaster is utterly minute. Think of it as being an Olympic swimmer. Instead of shaving off one whole minute from a race, you are looking to shave off just microseconds -- the difference between medaling and not. Fun fact: just places per server are reserved in the Challenger tier. Even some of the best LoL players of all time might not be able to keep up with that. Breaking into this is essentially reserved for people who play League of Legends for a living or are affiliated with the eSports aspect in some way.
The current system still operates on a hidden MMR match making rating assigned to each individual player. But the system also uses League Points , promotional segments , and point decay to keep players coming back to ranked play. Every player earns LP league points when they win a ranked match. In contrast, they lose LP when they lose matches.
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