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How does LOL scoring work? ›

⚔️ How does scoring work? In Fantasy League of Legends, you earn points based on how your players do in their actual games. To find your scoring settings go to league settings -> scoring settings. There are 3 different scoring categories: Stats, Individual, and Team.

The key metrics for S-rank lie in four cornerstones: KDA (Kill/Death/Assist ratio), CS (Creep Score), objective control, and vision score. First off, KDA—kills are flashy, but deaths are just as crucial. Maintain a KDA above 3 for that S-rank shine.

Scoring: Scoring in league matches is done as per the details:Winner of the match - 2 pointsDraw - 1 pointLoser - 0 pointThe points are added for all the played matches. The team which scores maximum points is declared as winner.

The 10 tiers, or ranks, in League of Legends starting from lowest to highest are: Iron, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Emerald, Diamond, Master, GrandMaster, and Challenger.

The game tracks killed creeps as a score, the Creep Score (CS): killing any single minion gives 1 point, killing a full camp of monsters gives 4 points. CS per minute (CSPM) is a metric that can be used to gauge the relative performance of farming and carry roles within a game or across the ranks.

If the game is drawn, each team receives 1 point. Many leagues and competitions originally awarded 2 points for a win and 1 point for a draw, before switching to the three points for a win system. The change is significant in league tables, where teams typically play 30–40 games per season.

A player receives a base score for each event based on the final place their team finishes. Players on 1st place teams receive 100 points, players on the last place team receive 10 points, with points for other teams evenly distributed so players on a team placing exactly in the middle receive 55 points.

The XP system in League of Legends rewards Summoners based on the time spent played in a game. On average, a 30 minute win will earn approximately 204 XP, and a 30 minute loss will earn approximately 167 XP.

At the end of each game, Riot has a separate system that evaluates your individual performance at the conclusion of every game. Better performance in-game will yield greater "champion mastery" gain. The system will also determine a grade based on your performance on the set champion in a role compared to other players.