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Valorant 10 Mans and Elo Leaderboards on Discord

Elo-balanced 10 mans, captain map veto, and a ladder that survives a smurf.

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Almost nothing that makes Valorant 10 mans hard happens inside the game. Getting ten people who are online and willing, splitting them into two teams nobody immediately complains about, agreeing a map, and remembering by next week who actually won — that is the work, and it is all administrative. Most communities do it by hand: someone pings a role, waits, captains pick, and results go into a spreadsheet or nowhere at all.

That holds up for a handful of nights. It stops holding up somewhere around twenty active players, which is also the point at which the teams start feeling unfair, because captains pick on reputation and reputation lags reality by about two months.

A rated queue replaces all of it. Players join with a button, teams are drawn to minimise the Elo gap between them, the map comes out of a veto instead of an argument, and the result updates everyone's rating the moment it is reported. The ladder is not there to tell anyone how they compare to Radiant — it is there to answer "who should be on which team tonight", which is a much easier question and the only one your queue needs to get right.

Setting up your Valorant leaderboard

The decisions that are specific to Valorant. Everything else follows the general setup guide.

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    Rate players, not teams

    Teams in 10 mans are re-drawn every match, so a team rating has nothing stable to attach to. Use Player (Specific Format) at 5v5 — every player carries one rating earned in the format they actually play, and the queue has a real number to balance on. Player Global (All) is the alternative if you also run 1v1s or off-size nights and want a single figure across all of them.

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    Balanced teams, not captains

    Set Team Formation to Balanced Teams and the bot draws the split that minimises the rating gap. Captain modes exist (Captains — Highest Elo, Volunteer, Host Picks) and are genuinely more fun for some groups, but they re-introduce exactly the reputation bias the ratings were meant to remove. Start balanced; switch if your players ask for it.

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    Veto the map, do not vote on it

    Create a pool with the maps you actually play, then set Map Voting Strategy to Captains Ban (no reroll). Alternating bans down to one map is the format everyone already knows from ranked, and unlike a simple vote it cannot land on the map four people hate. Simple Vote with a Map Vote Timer is the lighter-weight option if your group would rather not appoint captains at all.

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    Deal with dodges before they become a culture

    Turn on Voice-Join Enforcement: a player who queues and never joins voice is removed and put on a cooldown, automatically, without anyone having to be the person who complains about it. Pair it with Match Cooldown so an instant re-queue after a dodge is not free.

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    Seeding new players

    Leave new players on the default starting rating unless you have a reason not to. If a known smurf joins, /set_rating player places them where they belong immediately rather than letting them farm ten wins on the way up — which is the single fastest way to make a new ladder feel broken to everyone below them.

Commands you'll use

/queue_versus Create a versus queue or lobby launcher/record_match Record match results and update player ratings/map_vote Start a map vote for players/config View server, leaderboard, tier, channel and visibility configuration

Valorant leagues on Team Up

Public communities running Valorant rankings right now. Anyone can join.

Formats you can run

The setup above is what Valorant needs. These are the shapes a league can take with it — each has its own decisions about what to rate and what carries between sessions.

10 Mans

Ten people, two teams drawn fresh every match, and a rating whose only job is to make the draw fair.

Inhouse Leagues

A closed league for one community: the same people every week, a season that actually ends, and standings that mean something.

Scrim Blocks

Two rosters, several rounds, one booked session — scored as one thing rather than as five unrelated matches.

Valorant guides

How to Run Valorant 10 Mans with Elo Rankings on Discord

Set up automated Valorant 10 mans in your Discord server with Elo-balanced teams, map voting, and stat tracking. No more arguing about teams or losing track of who's good.

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Valorant on Discord — FAQ

The questions communities ask before setting up their Valorant ladder.

Do players need to link their Riot account?
No. Team Up rates players by their Discord identity and the results your community reports — there is no Riot API integration and no rank import. That is deliberate: your ladder measures your players against each other, which is what team balance needs, and a Riot rank measures them against a global population that is not in your queue.

How many players do I need before a 10-man queue is worth it?
About fifteen. Below ten you are not filling a queue at all; between ten and fifteen you fill it but the same teams keep recurring, so the ratings have little to separate. Past twenty the balancing starts doing visible work and the ladder stops being decorative.

Can I run 10 mans and a separate 1v1 ladder in the same server?
Yes. Create a second leaderboard and point the second queue at it. Ratings are per-leaderboard, so an aim-duel ladder never bleeds into the 5v5 one.

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