From Riot Games’ official leaderboard (the VAL-RANKED-V1 API). Nothing is estimated or reconstructed: these are the figures Riot publishes for the current act.
Once a day. The date of the last snapshot is shown at the top of the page: if it is old, you can see it, rather than being led to believe it is live.
Rank Rating, the ranked points. You move up a division at 100 RR. At leaderboard level, RR separates Radiant players from each other — the server’s number one often has more than 1,000.
Those are the two regions most visitors come from. The other regions exist on Riot’s side and can be added.
Riot lets each player hide their name from the public leaderboard. When they do, the API returns nothing and the row reads “anonymous player” — their position and RR are still shown.
Not yet. Showing your matches and rank requires signing in with your Riot account, which depends on Riot approving our access request. The stats page already exists as a preview.