Practice champ select

Draft against the computer, then see which picks were better and why.
Customize game

Change opponent, multiplayer, matchmaking, or tournament rules.

You draft one side and the computer drafts the other, at the strength you set; both sides are graded exactly as a person would be. It chooses by sampling the model’s own ranking, so beating it and agreeing with the model are close to the same thing — keep that in mind when you win. Nobody’s identity is involved: both sides draft from the whole roster and the model scores the board alone.

Rank
The elo the draft is scored at. It moves which champions are strong, so it is fixed before the first pick and cannot change mid-draft.
Play asThe other card is the computer.

Blue sideYours

Red sideComputer

The computer

The number is an internal draft rating, on the same scale as yours: 1000 drafts like somebody who knows the meta at this elo and reads nothing off the board. It is steady, not perfect — like a person, it has good seats and bad ones.
Every seat gets the same time, and running out locks whatever is hovered — or, if nothing is, a champion that plays the lane. The final arrangement gets 45 seconds of its own. League gives 30; this board also asks you for a lane, so 60 is the default.
One draft, graded at the end.
Ten picks, no ban phase.
One person drafts each side.
This bundle is not serving the identity models right now, so a draft can only be graded on champions. The control returns when they do.
Waiting for the model to report in…