League of Legends Worlds Simulator
Spin for one of the 19 teams at the 2026 World Championship, fantasy draft five pros from a pool of 96, then play Worlds out: the Play-In, the Swiss stage and the knockout. A new draft every day, from the same pool for everyone.
Game points you can earn
- World Champion
- 100 GP
- Runner-up
- 60 GP
- Semi-finalist
- 40 GP
- Quarter-finalist
- 25 GP
- Swiss stage
- 10 GP
- Play-In
- 5 GP
One daily run pays, by how far your team got. Your lifetime GP is your rank, Rookie to Demon King. Without an account it is kept in this browser.
How a run goes
1Before the draft
- Spin for a teamOne of the 19 at the event
- Open your envelopeYour draft position
2The draft
- Draft fiveOne pro for every role
- Read the cardsRated from their real games
- Scout the fieldEvery rival’s five
3The event
- Swiss stage
- Knockout
- World Champion
- Runner-up
- Semi-finalist
- Quarter-finalist
- Swiss stage
- Play-In
One draft a day, the same pool and the same field for everyone. A new one at midnight, Sydney time.
What wins games
Every pro carries a card read from their real games at Worlds 2026. Each game is played out on the Rift from those cards: the lanes, the junglers, the fights and the objectives.
The highest rated pro at each role; press a card for their games. The best player left is not always the right pick, though: a team that spends its early picks on stars can find the last role it needs has nobody left worth having. Every team and player, with their numbers, is on the Worlds 2026 stats page.
The daily board
A finished daily run pays GP by how far your team got, and goes on today’s board, best finish first, under your account’s name; only signed in players are listed.
See the day’s numbers on the Today tab, or every run on today’s board.
Today’s numbers
Every run finished today and how far it got, whether or not its player is on the board.
- Runs today
- Won Worlds
- Reached the knockout
- World Champion
- Runner-up
- Semi-finalist
- Quarter-finalist
- Swiss stage
- Play-In
How each team did
The spin deals the team, so this is how each of the 19 did in the hands it was dealt to today, most dealt first.
Anyone's Legend
Bilibili Gaming
Cloud9
CTBC Flying Oyster
Dplus Kia
FURIA
G2 Esports
Gen.G
Hanwha Life Esports
Invictus Gaming
Karmine Corp
LØS
LYON
Movistar KOI
MVK Esports
T1
Team Liquid
Team Secret Whales
Top Esports
Most drafted today
Who ended up on the rosters: the share of today’s runs that drafted each pro. You own five of every draft’s picks, so this is who runs came away with rather than who everybody wanted.
The 19 teams
Every team that played Worlds 2026. The spin deals you one; the other 18 draft against you.
- Gen.GKR
- Bilibili GamingCN
- T1KR
- Invictus GamingCN
- Karmine CorpEMEA
- Dplus KiaKR
- Top EsportsCN
- LYONNA
- LØSBR
- Hanwha Life EsportsKR
- Movistar KOIEMEA
- Team LiquidNA
- CTBC Flying OysterAPAC
- G2 EsportsEMEA
- Anyone's LegendCN
- Team Secret WhalesAPAC
- MVK EsportsAPAC
- FURIABR
- Cloud9NA
Every pro in the draft
The 96 players in the pool, by role, each beside the team they played Worlds 2026 for. Every team in the field drafts from these.
Top 19
369TES
BinBLG
BreatheAL
BrokenBladeG2
CannaKC
DhoklaLYON
DoranT1
GuigoFUR
KiinGEN
KratosMVK
MorganTLAW
MyrwnMKOI
PunTSW
RestCFO
SiwooDK
ThanatosC9
TheShyiG
ZestLOS
ZeusHLE
Jungle 20
BlaberC9
CanyonGEN
CurseLOS
ElyoyaMKOI
GuryMVK
HiztoTSW
InspiredLYON
JosedeodoTLAW
KanaviHLE
LucidDK
OnerT1
SanSanMVK
Shad0wCFO
SkewMondG2
TarzanAL
TatuFUR
TianTES
WeiiG
XunBLG
YikeKC
Mid 19
CapsG2
ChikaMVK
ChovyGEN
CremeTES
DireTSW
FakerT1
FeistyLOS
JojopyunMKOI
KnightBLG
kyeahooKC
LokiC9
POUTCFO
QuidTLAW
RookieiG
SaintLYON
ShanksAL
ShowMakerDK
TutszFUR
ZekaHLE
Bot 19
AyuFUR
BerserkerLYON
CalisteKC
DoggoCFO
DuduhhLOS
EddieTSW
GumayusiHLE
Hans SamaG2
HarkyMVK
HopeAL
JackeyLoveTES
JiaQiiG
PeyzT1
RulerGEN
SmashDK
SupaMKOI
TacticalC9
ViperBLG
YeonTLAW
Support 19
AckermanLOS
AlvaroMKOI
BieTSW
BusioKC
CareerDK
CoreJJTLAW
DelightHLE
DuroGEN
IslesLYON
JoJoFUR
KaelAL
KeriaT1
KinoCFO
LabrovG2
MeikoiG
ONBLG
SiuLoongMVK
VulcanC9
ZhuoTES
Their numbers are on the Worlds 2026 stats page, and you can rank them on the Worlds tier list maker.
Frequently asked questions
What is the LoL Worlds simulator?
A free League of Legends esports game. The spin deals you one of the 19 teams at the 2026 World Championship, you snake draft five real pros into it against the rest of the field, and the whole event is simulated: the Play-In, the Swiss stage and the knockout, up to the final.
What do the spin and the lottery decide?
The spin deals you one of the 19 teams at Worlds 2026, by its real name. Your five are drafted afresh, so they need share nobody with that team’s real roster. Then the draft lottery opens 19 sealed envelopes from the last pick to the first, and the number on yours is where you pick.
How does the event play out?
The draft, 19 teams: Every team snake drafts 5 pros, one per role, over 5 rounds. Play-In, 4 teams: Double elimination, best of 5. The winner joins the Swiss stage. Swiss stage, 16 teams: 5 rounds against teams on your record. Three wins through, three losses out. Knockout, 8 teams: Quarter-finals, semi-finals and a final, every series best of 5.
How does the draft work?
It is a snake draft, the way a fantasy draft runs. A lottery decides where you pick, then every team takes one pro for each role (top, jungle, mid, bot and support) over 5 rounds, and the team that picks first in a round picks last in the next, except that round three runs the same way as round two, so the first seat does not run away with the draft. Spend your early picks on stars and the last role you need can have nobody left worth having.
Is it a fantasy League of Legends game?
It drafts like one, and that is all. Nothing is scored on real results: every game is simulated from the players’ numbers at the event. It is free, there is no money or prize in it, and it has nothing to do with any official fantasy game.
How are the games simulated?
Every pro carries a card read from their real games at Worlds 2026, with stats from Leaguepedia and gol.gg. Each game is played out on the Rift from those cards: the lanes, the junglers, the fights and the objectives. It is a simulation, not a prediction and not a record of anything that happened.
Is it the same draft for everyone?
Yes. Each day everyone drafts from the same pool against the same field, so one run can be compared with another.
When does it reset?
Every day at midnight, Sydney time. Today’s run is saved in this browser, so a draft you leave is still there when you come back.
Does a run pay GP?
Yes. A finished daily run pays GP by how far your team got: 100 for winning Worlds, down to 5 for going out in the Play-In. It pays once a day, and with an account it goes toward your rank and puts the run on the day’s board, best finish first.
Do I need an account?
Not to play. Today’s run is kept in this browser either way, but only signed in players appear on the board. Sign in and a finished run takes its place there under your own name.
Is riftgrids made by Riot Games?
No. riftgrids is a fan project created under Riot Games’ Legal Jibber Jabber policy using assets owned by Riot Games. Riot Games does not endorse or sponsor it, and no team or player endorses it either.