Play With a Pro: What Fast Games Are and When They Beat Boosting
By Hollow
There are three ways to get help climbing in a competitive game. Somebody plays on your account for you. Somebody teaches you. Or somebody plays with you.
The third option is the one most players have never tried, and for a lot of people it is the best of the three. That is what Fast Games are: you book a verified, high rank player as your teammate for the games you choose, and you play them together, on your own account, with voice.
Here is how it works, and when it makes more sense than the alternatives.
How Fast Games Work
Pick your game and how many matches you want.
Choose your teammate, or let one be matched to you.
Queue up together. You play on your own account, the pro plays on theirs, and you talk on voice the whole time.
Pay per game. No large upfront package.
Swap if it is not working. If the fit is wrong, you can change teammates mid order.
That is it. No handing over your password, no watching someone else play your games.
Fast Games vs Boosting vs Coaching
Each option solves a different problem.
Boosting gets the rank. A booster reaches the target for you. It is the fastest way to a specific rank and the right choice when the result is all you care about. The trade off is that you do not play those games yourself.
Coaching fixes the player. A coach reviews your games or watches you live and tells you what to change. It builds long term skill, but it does not win you anything today.
Fast Games sit between the two. You play every game yourself, so your account stays yours and you are actually in the match. Meanwhile a much stronger player is on your team, which wins games and shows you what good decisions look like in real time.
When Fast Games Are the Right Choice
You want to win now, but play the games yourself. You get the wins and you are in every one of them.
You do not want to share your account. Your login never leaves your hands.
You learn better by watching than by being told. Seeing a high rank player's rotations, calls, and target selection from the same team teaches things a replay review sometimes cannot.
You are tired of solo queue. A reliable teammate who communicates is half of what makes ranked enjoyable.
You want flexibility. Pay per game, stop when you want, swap teammates when you want.
When Something Else Is Better
If you only care about the final rank, boosting is faster.
If you want to fix specific habits in depth, coaching goes further than playing alongside someone.
If you want to learn by watching a top player on stream-level terms, Pro Games are built for that.
The honest answer is that many players use more than one. Coaching to understand what to fix, Fast Games to practise it in real matches with a strong teammate.
Games With Fast Games Available
Fast Games are available across the biggest competitive titles on EB24:
Pro Games: Watch and Learn From the Top
For a few titles there is also Pro Games, which put you in games with top level players specifically for the experience and the learning. It is available for League of Legends, LoL Classic, Valorant, and Arc Raiders.
Getting the Most Out of Your Games
Say what you want at the start. "I want to win" and "I want to understand jungle pathing" lead to very different games.
Ask questions between rounds or during quiet moments. The pro is on voice for a reason.
Play your normal champions or agents. You learn more from being carried on what you actually play.
Book a few games, not one. Patterns show up over a session, not a single match.
FAQ
Do I have to share my account for Fast Games? No. You play on your own account and the pro plays on theirs.
Is voice chat included? Yes. You play together with voice for the whole session.
What if I do not get along with my teammate? You can swap teammates mid order.
How is this different from duo boosting? In duo boosting the priority is reaching a target rank. In Fast Games you book a teammate for a set number of games and the focus is playing together, winning, and learning along the way.
Do I pay upfront for a whole package? No. Fast Games are paid per game.
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