League of Legends ping test
See your ping to every League of Legends server region, from NA and EUW to KR and OCE, and which one is closest to you. Your browser can't reach the game servers themselves, so each region is measured to the nearest public test server in the same place: a close estimate of the ping the game will show you there, and the fastest way to see which region to pick.
Is the game down? See the live LoL status page, or try the Valorant ping test.
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Median ping. Start the test to send 40 pings, one after another.
- Ping
- Spike
- Median
- Min
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- Average
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- Max
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- Jitter
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- Lost
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Each server gets a warm-up request and four timed pings; the table shows the fastest. Four servers are tested at a time.
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Best ping. The table sorts itself as answers come in; servers that don't answer move to the end.
| # | Location | Region | Network | Ping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nearest Cloudflare data centre | Nearest to you | Cloudflare | – |
| 2 | NA (North America)Chicago, United States | North America | via AWS Ohio | – |
| 3 | LAN (Latin America North)Miami, United States | North America | via AWS N. Virginia | – |
| 4 | LAS (Latin America South)Santiago, Chile | South America | via AWS São Paulo | – |
| 5 | BR (Brazil)São Paulo, Brazil | South America | via AWS São Paulo | – |
| 6 | EUW (Europe West)Amsterdam, Netherlands | Europe | via AWS London | – |
| 7 | EUNE (Europe Nordic & East)Frankfurt, Germany | Europe | via AWS Frankfurt | – |
| 8 | RU (Russia)Stockholm, Sweden | Europe | via AWS Stockholm | – |
| 9 | TR (Türkiye)Istanbul, Turkey | Europe | via AWS Milan | – |
| 10 | ME (Middle East)Bahrain | Middle East | via AWS United Arab Emirates | – |
| 11 | KR (Korea)Seoul, South Korea | Asia | via AWS Seoul | – |
| 12 | JP (Japan)Tokyo, Japan | Asia | via AWS Tokyo | – |
| 13 | TW (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao)Taipei, Taiwan | Asia | via AWS Taipei | – |
| 14 | VN (Vietnam)Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Asia | via AWS Thailand | – |
| 15 | SEA (Southeast Asia)Singapore | Asia | via AWS Singapore | – |
| 16 | OCE (Oceania)Sydney, Australia | Oceania | via AWS Sydney | – |
Under 100 ms green · 100 to 250 ms amber · over 250 ms red
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What is a good ping?
Ping is the time a small message takes to reach a server and come back, in milliseconds. The lower it is, the faster games, calls and websites react. These are the usual ranges:
Feels instant. Typical for fibre or cable to a nearby server.
Fine for online games, video calls and everything else.
Noticeable in fast games; calls still work.
Games lag and calls talk over each other.
Distance sets the floor: light in fibre needs about 1 ms for every 100 km there and back, so a server on another continent can't answer in 20 ms however good your line is.
How this test works
Your browser sends small HTTPS requests and times how long each answer takes. The first request opens the connection and isn't counted, so the timed pings measure the round trip rather than connection setup.
None of these are LoL servers: a browser cannot send anything to them. Each row is the public health-check address Amazon Web Services runs in the region where that LoL server stands (the game's own location is in the row), so the ping you see is the distance part of your in-game ping; the game adds a few milliseconds of its own.
The servers aren't ours. "Nearest Cloudflare data centre" is the Cloudflare location that delivers this site to you; it answers by itself, without contacting our server. The other 15 are the public health-check addresses Amazon Web Services runs in each of its regions, which answer instantly and stand in well-known places.
One-server tests send 40 pings one after another and report the median, which isn't thrown off by a single slow ping, plus the minimum, average and maximum, jitter and lost pings. The world test reports the fastest of four pings per server, the value closest to the network's real delay. Expect a few milliseconds more than the ping command shows.