Understanding the Live Dodge Radar
The Live Dodge Radar organizes likely League of Legends dodges inferred from tracked ranked changes. A candidate appears when a Master-or-higher account loses a small amount of LP between observations without a corresponding increase in games or an indexed ranked match in that interval.
The radar does not directly observe champion select and cannot identify a player's motive. Delayed match data, connection problems, emergencies and deliberate queue decisions can produce similar signals. Treat every entry as an automated estimate, check its timestamp and surrounding profile history, and avoid conclusions based on one event.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as a dodge on the radar?
A radar entry is inferred from a small LP loss with no matching game-count increase or indexed ranked match between tracking snapshots. It is not a direct recording of champion select.
Can I filter dodge activity by League server?
Yes. The region selector narrows the feed so you can review recent inferred dodge signals for a particular League server.
Does one dodge mean a player dodges often?
No. Frequency requires a larger history and comparable observation period. One entry is only a single automated signal inferred from ranked data.
Is Dodge Radar an official Riot penalty record?
No. It is a ZirveGG activity view and should not be treated as an official disciplinary log or evidence of a player's motive.