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Track LP by Game with the Mobalytics Profile Scroll down to your match history and on the bottom left corner, below your champions icon, youll see your LP won or lost during that game. This is useful for tracking your most recent progress, but if you want a bigger picture, click on the LP gains tab.
Gains below Emerald will be centered around +-28 or so (well see if this ends up being unsustainable). Getting short spurts of +19/-21 and +21/-19 in Emerald+ are pretty normal (typically there will be about equal of each), typically when losing a few times at tier boundaries.
The way you gain higher LP is either going on a massive winstreak, consistently winning games yet failing/dodging promos, or duo queueing and winning with someone higher rank than you. For example, back when you could duo queue with any rank, I duoed with a b5 player on a d5 account.
League Points (LP) are how you move through the ranks. They are rewarded for victory and deducted upon defeat. You generally need 100 LP to climb up each division, though there are other rules governing your progression that you can read about in our article on placements, promos, and more.
Matchmaking Rank (MMR) is a hidden number Riot assigns to each player based on their skill level that determines how much LP that player gains or loses in each game. The higher a players MMR, the more league points they stand to win in a victory and the less they are likely to lose in a defeat.

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The amount of LP you win or lose is significantly influenced by the MMR of both you and your opponents. If you win against players with a higher MMR than yours, youll gain more LP. Conversely, losing to lower-MMR players means a smaller LP gain, and losing to higher-MMR players means a larger LP loss.
Once youre placed in a division, youll earn LP for each match you win and lose LP for each match you lose. Breaking 100 LP within a division will promote you to the next division of your current tier.
Getting LP is rather simple. The more matches you win, the more LP youll get. How much LP you gain or lose on a single match, however, is determined by the players hidden Match Making Rating (MMR). The higher the MMR, the more LP earned per win and the less LP lost per loss.

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