
Anti-Cheat on Amber.gg: How We Keep Ladders Fair
Official Riot data, player reports, statistical reviews and sanctions decided by a person: here is how Amber.gg protects every ladder from smurfs and cheaters.

Every feature that powers fair, paid play — explained in plain English.

Official Riot data, player reports, statistical reviews and sanctions decided by a person: here is how Amber.gg protects every ladder from smurfs and cheaters.

Rank ranges checked when you join, scores read from official Riot data and the same published rules for every entrant: here is how Amber.gg keeps ladders fair.

What happens after a report, step by step: how the Amber.gg anti-cheat system reviews a case, who decides a sanction, how appeals work and where seized funds go.

On Amber.gg, your score comes only from how you play: the stats of your own games, read from official Riot data. No draw, nothing random decides the ranking.

Bronze or Radiant, there is a ladder for you. Here is how rank ranges work, why a low-rank player can win, and how to pick the ladder that fits your rank.

Link your Riot account once and play your usual queue: Amber.gg pulls every game from the official Riot API and scores it on its own. No screenshots, nothing to declare.

A ladder is a skill-based competition on your own ranked games: join, play your usual queue, and the best scores share the prize pool. Here is how it works.