LoLSuggest

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League of Legends draft help built on real ranked games

LoLSuggest is a free companion for League of Legends champion select. It is built on 19,434,335 ranked solo/duo games collected through the official Riot Games API, and it turns that match history into three tools: a draft recommender that suggests the strongest pick for your lane, a page for each of the 173 champions with builds, runes, counters and synergies, and a meta leaderboard you can filter by patch, server and rank.

Nothing on the site is a hand-made tier list. Every win rate, matchup and build comes from games that were actually played, and the numbers are grouped by the patch they were played on, so you always know which version of the game a statistic describes.

Patch 16.20 at a glance

The highest win-rate champions in each role this patch, from 1,469,141 tracked ranked games (Oct 6, 2026 – Oct 18, 2026). Only champions with at least a 1% pick rate in the role are listed, so rarely played picks cannot crowd out the real meta.

See the full meta rankings →

Three tools for champion select

Champion Recommender

Add the champions that are already locked in on both teams and choose your role. For every champion you could still pick, the recommender looks up how that champion has done with each of your allies and against each enemy in tracked games, averages those direct win rates and ranks the picks with the most supporting data first. Pairings with fewer than 30 games are ignored, and each suggestion lists the numbers behind it.

Open the recommender →

Champion pages

Each champion has a page for every role it is played in, with the most successful core build, boots, rune page, summoner spells and skill order, lane-by-lane counter and synergy lists, daily win, pick and ban rate trends, and win rate by game length. A short written summary at the top explains how the champion is doing in the current patch.

Browse champions →

Meta rankings

The meta page ranks every champion and role by win rate, pick rate or games played. Filter it by patch, by server (all servers combined, Turkey, North America, Korea or Singapore) and by rank, from Iron up to Master+, to see what is actually winning at your level.

Open meta rankings →

Where the numbers come from

  • Ranked solo/duo only. Our crawlers collect queue 420 (Ranked Solo/Duo) matches; normal games, ARAM and custom games are skipped.
  • Four servers, one combined view. Matches come from the Turkey, North America, Korea and Singapore servers. The default “all servers” view merges them, and every server can also be viewed on its own.
  • Updated every day. New games are processed daily and filed under the patch they were played on, so a patch filter never mixes game versions.
  • Sample sizes stay visible. Every win rate is shown next to the number of games behind it, and low-sample champion and role combinations are kept off the rankings.

LoLSuggest is an independent fan project and is not endorsed by Riot Games. Read more about how it works on the About page.

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Frequently asked questions

Is LoLSuggest free?

Yes. Every tool on the site is free to use, and you do not need an account or a Riot login.

How often are the statistics updated?

Every day. New matches are added daily, and when a new patch comes out it appears in the patch filter as soon as enough games on that patch have been collected.

Which ranks and servers are included?

Every ranked solo/duo game we collect, from Iron to Challenger, on the Turkey, North America, Korea and Singapore servers. The filters at the top of each page narrow it down to a single server or rank tier.

Why is a win rate different from other stats sites?

Every site collects different games, ranks and regions, so the numbers never match exactly. We always show the sample size next to a win rate; treat results from a small number of games with caution.

Is LoLSuggest affiliated with Riot Games?

No. LoLSuggest is an independent project. It uses the official Riot Games API and Data Dragon assets under Riot’s developer policies, but it is not endorsed by Riot Games.