ZirveGGGuideJuly 30, 2026 · 4 min read

What is ZirveGG? A Complete Tour of Our League of Legends Stats Site

Leaderboards across all 15 servers, champion rankings, single-game records, rank distribution and more — here is everything ZirveGG tracks and how to use it.

ZirveGG is a League of Legends statistics site that follows every ranked ladder across all 15 Riot servers — from EUW and KR down to ME and OCE. Instead of showing you one region and calling it a day, we let you compare the same metric across the whole world or drill into a single server.

This guide walks through what each section does, so you know where to look when you want an answer rather than a wall of numbers.

Leaderboards

The leaderboard lists Master, Grandmaster and Challenger players with a live league entry. You can filter by server, by champion and by lane, and switch between Ranked Solo/Duo, Flex and the rotating queues.

Filters live in the URL, so any view you are looking at is a link you can share or bookmark.

  • Server filter — every server, ordered by how many ranked players it actually has
  • Champion filter — who is climbing on a specific pick (minimum 20 games)
  • Lane filter — the ladder narrowed to one role (minimum 30 games)
  • Cut-off card — the live LP threshold for Challenger and Grandmaster

Champion rankings and mastery

Champion Rankings answers "who is the best on this champion?" using ZirveGG Score, which weighs win rate and KDA and treats every Diamond+ league as roughly equal so a Challenger smurf does not automatically top a list built from thousands of games.

Mastery Points ranks players by mastery on a given champion — useful when you want the people who have genuinely lived on a pick rather than the ones who just had a hot streak.

Popular picks with their own ranking pages
AhriAhri
YasuoYasuo
ThreshThresh
JinxJinx
LeeSinLeeSin
KatarinaKatarina

Records, rank distribution and radars

  • Records — the highest single-game values we have indexed: kills, gold, CS per minute, damage, wards, objectives, game length
  • Rank distribution — what percentage of players sit in each tier, per region
  • Dodge Radar — champion select dodges as they happen
  • Smurf Radar — accounts whose performance does not match their rank
  • Skin Rankings — community ratings for splash art, in-game model, VFX and animation fluidity
SectionAnswers the questionUpdates
LeaderboardWho is at the top right now?Continuously
Champion RankingsWho is best on this champion?Daily
RecordsWhat is the ceiling for this stat?Daily
Rank DistributionWhere does my rank actually sit?Daily
Dodge RadarWho is dodging champion select?Live
Where to look for what

Where the data comes from

We read the ranked ladders continuously and pull match history and timelines through the Riot API, then aggregate that into the tables you see. Coverage is scoped to the current season, which keeps the numbers relevant to the patch you are actually playing.

The site is available in 30 languages, and every page carries proper hreflang metadata so search engines serve the right version for your language.

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