Players paying for boost and streaming it live.

Nairoval·5/18/2019, 6:35:48 PM·4 votes·6,884 views

I've reported 2 players that stream boosting accounts. Have talked about it in game and even posted on youtube. They talk about it in game and offer it then invite you to discord to set up paypal transactions. They switch between accounts that they keep in different ELOs to help people climb. I've reported these people over and over again, given riot links to their streams, youtube channels, and even account names but they remain unbanned. If, even with all that evidence they aren't banned, what do you have to do to get boosters banned?

8 Comments

rujitra5/18/2019, 6:43:14 PM5 votes

If they are not logging into an account they don't own, it's not against the rules. Duo queuing is not prohibited.

insomniacjezz5/18/2019, 8:23:22 PM3 votes

I’d imagine Riot probably frowns on people paying for someone to smurf and duo queue with someone to help them raise ranks, but I don’t think it’s explicitly against the rules.

JoB0b5/18/2019, 8:35:00 PM1 votes

Where can I get one lol, be nice to counter the Smurfs I always end up playing against .

IFeltLikeAGringo5/20/2019, 9:50:57 PM1 votes

Yeah it sucks because then theyre gonna play in an ELO they dont belong, and ruin games for people. But, as long as theyre not logging onto their accounts to boost them, I think it doesnt count as anything. Its just duo queueing.