League of Legends Ranked-Netto-Siege

How net wins are counted and priced

A net win is a win that isn't cancelled by a loss: 7–2 over a session is five net wins, 5–5 is none. The booster plays until the count you bought is banked, so a bad run costs them time, not you LP. The price is per net win and depends on the tier you're in — Iron and Bronze wins are the cheapest, Diamond wins the dearest — plus the server multiplier where one applies; the current-tier picker on the order page sets the bracket.

Piloted orders run in offline mode with a VPN matched to your server; duo puts the booster in your lobby on your own account. Either way you get a screenshot after every session and the final win count before you approve, and the roles, champions and Flash key you set on the order show on the booster's job card.

Net wins or a division boost?

Net wins are the right buy when you want a fixed, affordable push — out of a losing streak, a controlled amount of LP before the season ends. When you need a specific rank on the profile, a Solo/Duo boost guarantees the target instead; LP per win varies by account, so twenty net wins from Gold IV usually lands around Platinum IV but no exact rank is promised.

Account safety

Human pacing is the point of net wins: the booster plays a realistic number of games a day at a realistic win rate, never a 20–0 streak. Your login is encrypted after checkout and wiped when the order closes; duo never needs one. Boosting conflicts with Riot's terms — read the Risk Disclosure.