Valorant LFG: find teammates for Competitive tonight

A good Valorant duo is a pair of agents whose utility lands on the same site inside the same 3 seconds. The 4 agent roles come from Riot Games: Duelist, Controller, Initiator and Sentinel. Controller and Duelist is the classic pair. The smoke goes down, and the Duelist enters through it on a count. Initiator and Duelist is the second strong pair, because a Breach stun or a Sova dart gives the entry a target instead of a guess. Sentinel and Controller is the third, holding the far site and rotating together.

For example, a Sentinel player who books an Immortal+ Initiator gets a dart before every entry instead of a guess at first contact. Duo Plus pairs you with an Ascendant+ teammate at €4.49 per game, and Duo Apex with a Radiant one at €6.49. Pick the tier by the lobbies you queue into now rather than the ones you want to reach. Finally, name your agent pool in the order chat using Discord, so neither player instant-locks the same role.

Swiftplay is the short Valorant mode of about 15 minutes with the full buy system, at €3.99 per game, so it suits a warm-up or a first session with a new teammate. Unrated is the full 13-round format with no rank on the line at €4.49 per game, which makes Unrated the honest place to learn a new agent or a second role. A Deathmatch warm-up is €2.49 per game and fixes aim rather than teamplay, so book one before a ranked block instead of inside it. All three hold that price at every rank, while Competitive is priced by the rank you sit at.

Competitive is the ranked mode, and a duo needs both accounts inside the current rank restriction from Riot Games. Read the restriction message in the client together before the first game, because a listed teammate tier never overrides queue eligibility. For example, an Iron player and a Radiant teammate cannot queue Competitive together whatever the listing says, so Swiftplay or Unrated is the honest booking for that pair.

Duo Pro is the Competitive Valorant service with an Immortal+ teammate, priced per game by your own rank. First, find your own rank on the card. A Gold player on EU pays €5.99 per game. An Iron player pays €4.99 per game, and an Immortal player pays €8.99 per game, so the Duo Pro price rises with your own rank. Finally, every number on this page is read from Duoly checkout rather than a list kept by hand, and the price cards carry the date it was last read.

Bundles cut the total for every rank. For example, a Gold player pays €16.17 for 3 games with 10% off, €25.46 for 5 games with 15% off and €44.93 for 10 games with 25% off. The casual modes hold one flat price at every rank instead, so only Competitive moves with your rank. Valorant coaching has separate prices on the coaching page.