Caught an obvious elo booster

þang·3/12/2016, 9:09:50 AM·4 votes·1,225 views

Caught an obvious booster in my last ranked game. I'm getting really tired of trying to rank up by playing master/challenger elo boosters. The account in question is clearly a support main with soraka sona and lulu as their 3 most played champs, and pretty bad KDA with over 10 deaths on a lot of games but if you look at his recent match history the player somehow is a master at fizz and rushes mejais every game with a 32/0/something game. Obviously not the same person playing on the account. Not to mention their shit support games are in silver 4. If you can't manage to die less than 10 times as support (the one who people don't even focus) then you're not gonna convince me you're comfortable enough to rush mejais and go 32/0 in a game as a mid laner (especially when its deadly obvious you're a support main" I'm really annoyed Riot doesn't ban players for this type of stuff because ranked is becoming a "which team was lucky enough to get the elo booster on their team". I called them out for boosting as well and they blocked me. It's just too fucking obvious and really frustrating that to get out of silver I have to prove I'm better than diamond+ players. That's not how ranked is supposed to work.

5 Comments

Kei1433/12/2016, 8:27:28 PM1 votes

send that information to riot's support ticket, and they will deal with him

Koonta Kintae3/12/2016, 8:35:48 PM1 votes

Had a gold border morgana on my team today in my Bronze V match. She went 0/12. The Boosting is REAL

DREADN0UGHT3/12/2016, 10:09:24 PM1 votes

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" I'm really annoyed Riot doesn't ban players for this type of stuff because ranked is becoming a "which team was lucky enough to get the elo booster on their team".

They do. They ban boosters. But its really hard to prove it. Otherwise, they overkill the boosting business by simply banning any account that was shared.