League of Legends Dodge Tool: What It Is and How to Use It

Playing on Summoner's Rift usually puts us in a pretty competitive mindset. Since League of Legends is a 5-versus-5 team game, you can sometimes lose LP and take a mental beating over events you weren't responsible for. You already know this all too well, and you witness it almost every day. We can't help you with that, but what we can do is let you know about a website, made by a developer, that determines your teammates' chances of winning, so you don't end up frustrated in-game.

The League of Legends Dodge Tool is a website where players can see their team's estimated win rate, i.e. their chances of winning, based on historical data. It's quite easy to use, and it's effective enough to save you from a big headache.

League of Legends Dodge Tool: What Is It?

In short, the Dodge Tool website is a simple tool that lets players decide whether they want to continue on Summoner's Rift with their team, and if they decide not to, dodge away from their teammates.

League of Legends Dodge Tool: How Do You Use It?

The LoL Queue Dodge Tool is fairly simple. First, you need to go to the website by typing in loldodgetool.com. You can copy and paste your champion select lobby chat, or type in the names one by one.

Click "Predict Win Rate" to continue. Alongside the summoner names, you can also select the champions they'll be playing. This will increase the accuracy of the win rate for your team. Make sure you've also selected the correct server.

Clicking 'Go' will take you to the results page. The example screenshot shows all the possible information the Dodge Tool can provide. In the example below, the Blue team is showing weaker performance compared to the enemy team's jungler, mid laner, and marksman. The supports appear to be at an equal performance level. This means the bot lane could see a close fight, but the other roles suggest your team could very likely get steamrolled.

Lastly, it's worth mentioning that this website has a 61.4% accurate prediction rate and isn't completely reliable. The figures provided by the Dodge Tool are based solely on each player's champion data.