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EnglishHow the LoL Tracker Team Leaderboard Works and Which Servers Are Supported
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The LoL Tracker team leaderboard ranks your Flex team worldwide and currently covers five servers: EUW, EUNE, NA, BR, and KR. Your team's position is driven by TeamScore, which compares your squad against other teams on a 5v5 ranked-style ladder. The setup is free and takes about 30 seconds: enter a Riot ID, the site detects your recurring squad from your recent Flex games, and you claim the team page.
Which servers the leaderboard covers
| Server | Covered by the team leaderboard |
|---|---|
| EUW | Yes |
| EUNE | Yes |
| NA | Yes |
| BR | Yes |
| KR | Yes |
If your team plays on a server outside this list, the site's own description does not claim leaderboard coverage for it, so treat the ladder as limited to the five regions above.
What the leaderboard actually ranks
The ranking is built on TeamScore, described as a real 5v5 ranked-style comparison that places your team against others rather than rating players in isolation. The stated inspiration is the old ranked teams era, when a five-player roster had its own ladder position instead of every player carrying a separate SoloQ rating.
Two things follow from that design:
- It is a team metric, not a sum of solo ratings. A roster of strong SoloQ players does not automatically sit high on the ladder.
- It only reflects games the tracker can see. The site pulls your recent Flex games to detect who you queue with most, so your ladder position is tied to the Flex 5 and Ranked 5v5 games it tracks.
How your team gets onto the leaderboard
- Enter your Riot ID. This is the only input the setup flow asks for.
- The site pulls your last 30 Flex games. During analysis it shows steps for pulling games, detecting recurring squads, and computing winrates and roles.
- It detects your squad. The players you queue Flex 5 with most often are grouped into a team.
- Claim the page. The claim step is what turns the detected squad into a page you control, with match history, champion pools, and progress tracking attached.
The whole flow is presented as free, with no signup required for the initial analysis, and takes roughly 30 seconds. Note that the free path covers the analysis and claim; the site also has a separate pricing page, so check it before assuming every feature beyond setup is free.
Where the leaderboard sits in the wider tool
The leaderboard is one of three core systems, and knowing how they relate helps you read your rank correctly:
- MVP Score rates individual players inside your Flex 5 games, so you can see who carried a given match.
- TeamScore is the comparison metric behind the leaderboard — it is what puts your roster next to others.
- AI Coach produces weekly feedback and a prep chat based on your own match history, comps, and stats.
A practical reading: MVP Score explains a single game, TeamScore explains your standing, and AI Coach suggests what to change. If your TeamScore looks off, the usual cause is a small or stale sample — the detection step only looks at your last 30 Flex games, so a roster that recently changed members or stopped queueing together will be ranked on outdated games.
Common questions before you claim a page
Does the leaderboard include SoloQ? No. The tracked modes are Flex 5, Ranked 5v5, and custom scrims. SoloQ appears only as a comparison point in the champion stats section, where Master+ coordinated teams are shown against SoloQ baselines.
Can I rank on a server not listed? The site names EUW, EUNE, NA, BR, and KR only. There is no stated support for other regions on the leaderboard.
Do I need an account to see my rank? The initial squad analysis and claim flow are described as free with no signup. Whether viewing or maintaining a claimed page later requires an account is not specified in the site's description, so verify on the pricing or account pages if that matters to you.