Stats by rank

League of Legends stats by rank

Here's what a normal ranked solo game looks like at each rank from Iron to Master+, role by role, built from 63,189 player-games.

By stat

CS per minute6.6Gold7.6Master+Mid, typical gameGold per minute460Gold474Master+ADC, typical gameDamage per minute785Gold793Master+Mid, typical gameVision score2.23Gold2.82Master+Support, typical gameDeaths per game6.4Gold5.6Master+Mid, typical gameKill participation52%Gold57%Master+Support, typical gameWards placed0.87Gold1.16Master+Support, typical gameControl wards3.1Gold5.0Master+Support, typical game

By role

Top statsTop lane gets less kill participation than any role and sits in the middle for farm.Jungle statsJungle farm swings more with the result than any other role's.Mid statsMid laners deal the most damage at every rank, and their farm stays steady whether they win or lose.ADC statsADCs earn the most gold at every rank, farm the most from Gold up and die the most everywhere but Silver.Support statsSupports change the most with rank.

What stands out

• Within a single rank, one game's result moves gold income more than the whole climb from Iron to Master+ does. A Master+ mid laner earns 47 more a minute than an Iron one, and a Gold mid laner earns about 65 more in a win than in a loss.
• Deaths and gold per minute are what split wins from losses, in every role. Kill participation and vision hardly move.
• Supports change the most as they climb. Their vision score nearly doubles, and control wards go from about one a game to five.
• Damage is flat. A Silver top laner out-damages a Master+ one.

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Questions

Where do these numbers come from?

Riot's public match history for ranked solo queue: 63,189 player-games across 6,319 matches since December 2025. All ten players in each match are counted.

Why do Master, Grandmaster and Challenger share a row?

Games at the very top are scarce, so those three are pooled into Master+. That keeps the row about as solid as the others.

What does typical mean here?

It's the middle player: half the games at that rank and role come in above it and half below. One 25-kill stomp can drag an average a long way (the middle barely notices it). Deaths and control wards come in whole numbers that bunch together, so those two use the average.

Built from 63,189 player-games in 6,319 ranked solo matches played since December 2025 (patches 25.24 to 26.20), mostly on North America servers. A match counts at the rank of the player whose history it came from. Remakes and early surrenders are left out. Games behind each rank: Iron 1,930, Bronze 1,880, Silver 1,880, Gold 2,420, Platinum 8,680, Emerald 32,955, Diamond 10,290, Master+ 3,150. "Typical" is the middle player, except deaths and control wards, which use the average. Updated October 2026.