League of Legends · Duo queue
League of Legends Duo Boosting
A LoL duo boost puts a Challenger player or a pro in your party for ranked games on your own account, so you climb without handing over your login. It costs about 39% more than solo because the games run on your schedule, and one division starts at $8.49.
- Duo from $8.49 a division
- No password asked for
- Played on your own account
Updated 20 October 2026 · Reviewed by the PremiumBoosting team
How a duo boost works
- 01Set the climbCurrent tier, target tier and your server.
- 02Agree the timesTell us when you play. We match you with a player who's free in those hours.
- 03Queue togetherYou send the invite from your account. Nobody else logs in.
- 04Watch the logEvery game you finish together shows up on your order page with the result and the LP.
Duo or solo: which one suits you?
Duo is the pick if you don't want anyone else on your account, or if you'd like to learn while you climb. Solo is the pick if you just want the rank and can't play every night.
- Duo keeps your login private and your play history yours.
- Solo is cheaper, from $6.49 a division, and usually faster.
Is duo boosting safer than solo?
Yes, for the account itself. Riot's Terms of Service forbid sharing your login, and duo doesn't need one. You queue with another player like any two friends would. What duo can't change is that you're paying for help to climb, so play the games straight and keep chat friendly.
League of Legends Boosting FAQ
Do I need to give my password for a duo boost?
No. You play on your own account and invite our player. We never ask for your login on a duo order.
How many games does a duo boost take?
Plan for around sixteen games a tier. How fast that goes depends on how often you can queue.
Can I pick the roles we play?
Tell us your role when you agree the times. Your player takes one that fits next to it.
What happens if we lose games?
Losses are part of climbing. The order runs until you reach the tier you paid for, so a bad night doesn't cost you extra.
Sources: Riot Games Terms of Service. Updated 20 October 2026.