Where you land is based on the outcome of these games, the difficulty of the opponents you faced in these games, and your rank from the previous season and preseason. The first ten games you play in each queue will place you in a tier and division for that queue.
Master and Challenger Tier: Can only queue with Master, Diamond I, II, and III Tier players.Īdditionally, Diamond I and Master players can only queue solo or with one teammate.Įveryone starts off each new ranked season without a rank. Diamond I: Can only queue with Diamond I, II, III, IV and Master Tier players.Īdditionally, Diamond I and Master Tier players can only queue solo or with one teammate. Diamond II: Can only queue with Diamond I, II, III, IV, V and Master Tier players. Diamond III: Can only queue with Platinum I, Diamond I, II, III, IV, V, and Master Tier players. Diamond IV: Can only queue with Platinum I, II, and Diamond I, II, III, IV, V players. Diamond V: Can only queue with Platinum I, II, III, and Diamond II, III, IV, V Tier players. Platinum Tier: Can only queue with Gold and Platinum players, with exceptions listed below. Gold Tier: Can only queue with Silver, Gold, and Platinum Tier players. Silver Tier: Can only queue with Bronze, Silver, and Gold Tier players. Bronze Tier: Can only queue with Bronze and Silver Tier players. These restrictions get tighter the higher you go: During placement matches, you’re restricted based on last season’s rank (the default is Silver tier if you were unranked last season). Most players will be able to queue with players within one tier of their rank. When you’re ready to party up with other players for ranked, you’ll need to consider your placement on the ladder. You’ll get unique rewards for your ranked flex tier at the end of the season. 
If you’ve got a full five man team, this is where you’ll compete. This is the queue where you’ll see cleanly-executed map rotations and coordinated three-man tower pushes. In the ranked flex queue, you can team up with any number of players-or go it alone-and expect to play with groups of players focused on teamplay. Rating in solo queue is separate from ranked flex, and you’ll earn rewards unique to your solo tier at the end of the season. It’s your queue if your motto is, “win lane, win game.” Nobody you meet in solo queue will be grouped with more than one other person, so each game is an opportunity to coordinate with fresh allies. Here’s where you queue up alone or with a friend, testing your mechanics, game sense, and on-the-fly communication alongside like-minded individuals. How Transfers Affect Ranked Master and Challenger
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