TFT stats
Look up any Teamfight Tactics player on any server: rank, placements, the comps they play, how often they get contested, and every final board.
- Free, no sign-up
- Data from the Riot Games API
- Avg place
- 3.8
- Top 4
- 62%
- 1st places
- 4
- W
- L
- W
- W
- W
- L
- W
- W
- L
- W
What a TFT profile shows
Every profile is built from official match data, refreshed when you ask for it.
Rank and ladder spot
Ranked, Double Up and Hyper Roll, with your position on the server for Master and above.
Placements and form
Every finish from 1st to 8th over 20 games, and whether you're trending up or down.
Comps you play
Your boards grouped into comps, named by trait and carry, with core units and items.
Contested rate
How often another player builds your carry, and what it costs you in places.
Playstyle
Reroll or fast 9, flexible or forcing, and how rich your boards are, with the numbers.
Every board and lobby
Units, stars, items and traits for each game, and a page with all 8 boards.
What the top of the ladder is playing
Every final board from the latest ranked games of each server’s top 30 Challenger players. It’s a live look at the highest lobbies, not a tier list built from millions of games, so use it to see what the best players are doing right now.
How to read a board
Every board on PeakRank uses the same visual language as the game. A unit’s frame shows what it costs in the shop, the stars above it show how many copies were combined, and the icons below are its items.
Traits light up when enough units share them. Each step up changes the hexagon’s colour. The unit with the most damage items is the carry, and PeakRank outlines it in white.
- Shop cost
- 12345
- Trait tiers
BronzeSilverGoldPrismatic
- Placements
- 12345678gold 1st · teal top 4 · grey bottom 4
How TFT ranked works
Ranked TFT runs from Iron to Challenger. Iron to Diamond each have four divisions of 100 LP. Master, Grandmaster and Challenger have no divisions: Grandmaster and Challenger are the top players on each server by LP.
A top-4 finish usually gains LP and a bottom-4 finish loses it, and the higher you place, the more you gain. That’s why Riot counts a top 4 as a win. Riot doesn’t publish exact LP values, and PeakRank shows only the official rank.
IronIV → I
BronzeIV → I
SilverIV → I
GoldIV → I
PlatinumIV → I
EmeraldIV → I
DiamondIV → I
MasterNo divisions
GrandmasterTop of server
ChallengerTop of server
Top players
Ranked ChallengerAbout the TFT tracker
PeakRank reads Teamfight Tactics data straight from Riot Games’ official API. Every profile shows where you sit on the ladder, how you’ve been placing, which comps you build and how often you fight other players for the same carry, so you can see what’s actually working.
Unit, item and trait art comes from Riot’s Data Dragon and the community-run CommunityDragon. Search works with a Riot ID on any of the 15 servers, and profiles are free to view without an account.
Teamfight Tactics is a trademark of Riot Games, Inc. PeakRank isn’t endorsed by Riot Games and shows only official ranks.
Questions
What counts as a win in TFT?
Riot counts a top-four finish as a win in its ranked stats, so the Top 4 numbers are the share of games finished in the top four. Profiles count first places separately.
How does PeakRank name a comp?
By the board's main trait (the highest tier active, then the most units) and its carry: the unit holding the most damage items. Defensive items don't count towards the carry, so a tank with three armour items isn't named as one.
What does contested mean?
Another player in the same lobby carried the same unit, or loaded it with two or more items. PeakRank compares your average place in contested and uncontested games.
Where does the Challenger meta come from?
From every final board in the latest ranked games of each server's top 30 Challenger players, refreshed every few hours. It shows what the best players are doing now, not a tier list from millions of games.
Why don't I see augments or damage?
Riot's match data for the current set doesn't include augments, and it reports zero damage to players for everyone, so PeakRank leaves both out rather than show wrong numbers.
Why does it say a player wasn't found?
Check the spelling, the tag after the # and the server. Ranked data lives on the server the player plays on.
How often are stats updated?
Profiles keep data for a few minutes so pages load fast. Press Update profile on any profile to pull the latest games. You can do that once a minute.
How is the leaderboard built?
It's the top 10 players of each server's Challenger ladder by LP, straight from Riot, refreshed about every hour.
Is PeakRank made by Riot Games?
No. PeakRank is an independent site and isn't endorsed by Riot Games.
