Head to head
Two accounts, every game they actually played each other. The lane record is the one that answers the argument — the rest is context.
Both accounts must be on the same server — Riot’s match history is per-region, so players on different servers cannot have played each other. Ranked & Clash is the default because an ARAM meeting is not a lane matchup and nobody picked into anybody.
What you get
What you get
- The lane recordThe games where the two accounts played the same lane against each other, and who won them.
- Every game they sharedThe full list, against each other and on the same team, each with its lane, its result and its scoreboard.
- How each has been doingBoth accounts’ recent form side by side, so the record between them is read against how each plays in general.