League of Legends Placement Matches

How placement games work in the current ranked system

Each split starts with five placement games per queue. Your hidden MMR from last split carries over, so the lobbies you're placed into already match the account's history — a former Diamond account plays Diamond-level placements, a former Silver plays Silver-level ones. That is why placements are priced by last season's tier: the picker on the order page sets the bracket and the price is per game, all five played to win.

The booster plays in offline mode with a VPN matched to your server, sends a screenshot after every game and the final placement screen before you approve. Your preferred roles are noted on the order for free; champion selection is available as an add-on if you want the games played on your mains.

Placements, then what?

A strong 5–0 or 4–1 placement seeds the account one or two divisions higher than last split's finish, with the LP gains of a fresh account. From there a Solo/Duo division boost carries you to a target rank, or net wins bank a fixed push while the gains are still generous. Flex placements can be ordered as a custom request.

Safety on a piloted order

Placements are piloted only, so the usual protections apply: offline mode, a VPN on your server, human pacing, login encrypted after checkout and deleted when the order closes. Boosting conflicts with Riot's terms — read the Risk Disclosure first.