Is League of Legends Down Right Now?

The live check above tests leagueoflegends.com in real time and tells you whether League of Legends is currently reachable. Unlike report-based outage trackers that wait for other users to complain, this runs an actual request to League of Legends the moment you load the page — so you get an immediate, first-hand answer. If it comes back down, League of Legends is likely having problems for a lot of people, not just you.

What to do if League of Legends is down

• Wait a few minutes and check again — many outages are brief and clear on their own.
• Check League of Legends's official status page or social accounts for an outage notice and an estimated fix time.
• Restart the League of Legends app or reload the page, and try a different browser or device.
• If it's up here but not for you, the issue is on your end — see the fixes below.

Common reasons League of Legends goes down

When League of Legends does have an outage, it's almost always one of these — and none of them are anything you can fix on your end:

• Server overload. A traffic spike overwhelms League of Legends's servers faster than they can scale, and requests start failing.
• Scheduled maintenance. League of Legends takes systems offline briefly to ship updates — usually announced in advance on their status page.
• Cloud or data-center problems. An outage at the hosting or cloud provider League of Legends runs on can take it down with it.
• DNS or routing issues. A DNS misconfiguration or an internet routing problem can make League of Legends unreachable for whole regions.
• A bad deploy. A broken software release can knock the service offline until it's rolled back.

Is League of Legends down for everyone or just me?

Our checker tests League of Legends from outside your network, so it's a quick way to tell the difference. If League of Legends is up for us but broken for you, the cause is usually local: your internet connection, a stale DNS cache, your browser, or a regional restriction. Try another network, clear your cache, or use a VPN to rule out an ISP or geo-block issue. Our guides on how to check if a website is down and fixing "this site can't be reached" errors walk through every fix step by step.