Overwatch Pro Teammate (Duo Queue)
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Gold1–20 duo games — priced per duo game by your tier.
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Platform: PC (Battle.net or Steam)
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About Overwatch Pro Teammate (Duo Queue)
Pro Teammate puts a Grandmaster+ player in your group on your own account: you play every game, they carry it. Nothing is shared but a friend request, so your account never leaves your hands.
We keep the group narrow — your teammate plays on an account inside Blizzard's limits for your rank — so your wins and losses count in full.
What's included
- 1 to 20 games with a Grandmaster+ teammate, in your role
- No login shared — you play every game
- Narrow groups only (full rank changes)
- Coaching duo add-on: voice tips while you play
Requirements
- An Overwatch account on PC (Battle.net or Steam) with Competitive unlocked — 50 wins since May 2026, on the region you pick.
- Self-play: no login needed — you play on your own account.
Read more about Overwatch Pro Teammate (Duo Queue)
How a pro teammate works
Pick your rank, your role and the number of games. A verified Grandmaster+ player claims the order, adds you on Battle.net and queues with you at the times you agree in the order chat. You play every game on your own account; when the games are played you approve, and only then is the booster paid — you have 72 hours to check.
Narrow groups, full gains
Overwatch lets any ranks group, but a wide group gains and loses less, can't queue as four and earns no Challenger Score. A group is narrow within five divisions from Bronze to Diamond, two in Master and Grandmaster and one in Champion — your teammate plays on an account that close to your rank, so your wins and losses count in full.
FAQ
Why not Champion?
In Champion a group is only narrow within one division, so a pro teammate can rarely queue with you at full gains. The picker stops at Grandmaster 1; a Champion climb is a piloted rank boost.
Do I share my Battle.net login?
No. The booster sends a friend request and joins your group; you play on your own account the whole time.
Do losses count toward the games?
Yes — you're buying games with a pro, not a result, so every game you play together counts. If you want a guaranteed number of wins, pick net wins instead.
