Find a player and review a match

Find a player

Open Players.
Choose a profile under Your profiles or Recently active, or search by player name or Riot ID.
Check the server name when a player has profiles in more than one server.

Use Find a lobby to look up up to ten Riot IDs, one Name#Tag per line. Only players already tracked in your shared servers appear.

Choose a profile tab

Overview: recent performance, game filters, and match history.
Champions: champion performance and mastery.
Progress: rank history, playing patterns, and challenge runs.
Community: teammates and opponents from that server’s matches.
Accounts: Riot IDs, regions, and recorded ranks.

Ranks and matches reflect Scout’s recorded history. Missing history does not mean a player has never played, and small samples can produce misleading win rates.

Filter matches

On Overview, choose Last 20, Last 50, or All time.
Choose Competitive, Solo / duo, Flex, Clash, or All games.
For a custom combination, expand Choose queues, select at least one, and choose Apply queues.
Filter by champion above the match list if needed.

Filters stay in the address bar. Clear filters returns to all recorded games. Use Previous and Next beneath history to move through the matches.

Review a competitive match

Choose View match on a match card.

Overview shows the result, player performance, team comparison, objectives, and builds. The selected player’s lane comparison uses their team’s perspective: a positive difference means they were ahead. A comparison at 15 minutes only appears when the timeline supports it.

Choose another player with Review player. A match opened from Explore starts with the team overview.

Arena uses placement and subteams. Other modes retain their relevant scoreboards; lane comparisons are only shown for supported Summoner’s Rift games.

Follow the timeline

Open Timeline.
Move the Match time slider or use the 10:00, 15:00, 20:00, and End buttons.
Read the gold advantage and choose a champion on the map or in the player picker to compare their gold, CS, level, and XP with their lane opponent.
Choose a Key moment to jump to that event. Filter by kills, objectives, team, or player.

The map shows recorded positions, not continuous movement or vision. An event can fall between snapshots: the displayed snapshot time tells you which positions and stats you are seeing. Other maps do not use the Summoner’s Rift minimap.

Gold values provides the chart’s values in a table. The time slider, player picker, and event buttons also work with a keyboard.

Open Advanced data for the paginated event and frame tables.

A match without a timeline still has its Overview. If loading fails, use Retry timeline.

Review progress and community

In Progress, choose a ranked queue to see ranks recorded during the current split. Earlier splits appear when available. Playing patterns show roles, activity, and recent form.

In Community, choose the time window and queues to see teammates and rivals. Shared matches do not necessarily mean the players queued together.

The player hub’s Server community also includes squad records and team tools.