Rate my League gameplay
Your last ranked games scored /100 with a real formula — then the full read: your pool, what beats you, and where you rank against your own lobbies.
Real match data · Powered by the Riot Games API · no account needed.
Two players · same formula
Duo partner, rival, that one guy in your Discord — side by side, graded identically.
What comes back
every section below is on the result page — nothing stagedOne Riot ID in, and the page reads like a coach, not a spreadsheet. All of it computed from your own games.
The grade
Your recent games scored /100 with the platform formula, averaged into a letter from C to S. Your tier sets the base — how you actually played moves it.
The verdict
One sentence that names what cost you, pulled from your own numbers — your deaths pace, your CS/min, your ratio. Never a template, never a horoscope.
The dossier
Your pool and its truth, the matchups you keep losing, nine domains ranked against the nine other players in your own lobbies, your time window, your form.
The film room — locked
Thirty games, minute by minute: the map of your deaths, the minute your games tip, drakes and turrets, your build order in wins vs losses. One credit — your first is free.
The scale
Eight steps, C to S. Your ranked tier sets the baseline, your recent scores move you along it — so the grade tells you something your rank can't: which way you're trending.
Unranked? We grade the games you actually played — never the void. No recent games, no grade: real or nothing.
Read an opponent
The same engine works on anyone — before a Clash or a scrim, read the player across the rift. Whole-team draft sheets included.
Scout a player →Fix what it finds
The Olymps Coach grades every game /100 and the written review names your #1 leak — first one free, for life.
Open the Coach →Questions
How is my League gameplay graded?
We read your recent games straight from the Riot API and score each one /100 with the same formula the Olymps platform uses for its tournaments — damage share, objective participation, deaths, economy, all weighed by role and game length. The average becomes a letter grade from C to S. Your ranked tier sets the baseline; how you actually played moves it.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
Looking yourself up is free, needs no account, and always will be. The paid layer sits above it: the film room (a 30-game read, minute by minute — your build order to the minute, the map of your deaths, the field report) and the AI-written coach review. The free result is the real product, not a teaser.
Why is my grade different from my rank?
Because they measure different things. Rank is where the ladder put you; the grade is how you have been playing lately. A Gold player on a clean streak can out-grade a tilted Diamond — and that gap, in either direction, is the most useful thing the page can tell you.
What comes back besides the grade?
The full free read: your champion pool and how it actually goes for you, the lane matchups you keep losing, nine domains ranked against the nine other players in your own lobbies, whether you win short or long games, and your current form. Every number is computed from your own games — never a global tier list.
Can I rate a friend — or an opponent?
Yes. Any Riot ID works, which makes it a scouting tool too: before a Clash, a scrim or a tournament, read the player across the rift the same way you read yourself. The draft-sheet version for a whole enemy team lives on the scouting page.
How do I fix what it finds?
The Olymps Coach. It syncs your recent SoloQ in about a minute, grades every game /100, and the written review names your #1 leak from your wins versus your losses — with the drill to run next game. Your first written review is free, for life.