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Where every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Relaxed Classic duo sessions and casual games
- You choose which session types you offer
- Reviews here decide how fast you move up
Applications open, verification comes first
Apply as a LoL Classic GGirlWhere every approved profile starts, on your own terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
A small top tier that only long standing, heavily reviewed profiles reach.
Send the GGirl application — The form covers your server, the languages you play in, the session types you are open to and your availability. Rank on the Classic ladder is asked but never gates the review.
Verification — Before a Classic GGirl profile is published, we confirm who you are and that the account you list belongs to you. Nobody gets past this step, because it is what keeps impersonators out of a scene small enough that names are recognised.
Build your profile — Everything on the profile comes from you: the Classic session types you run, a rate inside your tier range, the languages you speak, when you are online, and whatever boundaries you want visible up front. It goes live in the Classic GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want — Clients book published slots. You can decline any booking. Terms get settled in the moderated order chat, which leaves both of you a record of what was agreed.
Play the session and get paid — Once the session closes out, the payout posts to your EB24 balance. Whatever the client writes goes onto your profile and counts toward your next tier.
You decide the formats, the rate, the hours and the boundaries, and all of it sits on the profile before a client can book. Whatever the profile leaves out is not for sale, and declining a booking costs you neither an explanation nor a penalty.
Nothing is published until we have confirmed your identity and that the Classic account is yours, and clients clear a check of their own before booking anything. Impersonation is the main thing that goes wrong on platforms like this, and this is the step that stops it.
Conversations live inside the platform, logged and moderated. Anything out of scope, pushy or harassing goes to staff through the report flow, and the client account is dealt with rather than reminded of the rules. That conversation is never yours to handle by yourself.
The money is taken up front, which means saying no to an out of scope request can never cost you a payout. Reviews that hold steady across a run of sessions carry you to Super Star and then Divine Star, and both tiers lift your listing position and what you can charge.
A Classic GGirl is paid to play League of Legends Classic with someone. The client is buying company and game time on the Season 3 client, not a rank result and not anything outside the game. Sessions run in whatever formats you listed: ranked duo on the old ladder, normals, or casual lobbies where the point is the nostalgia rather than the LP.
If you would rather be paid for results than for time, the Classic booster track and the Classic coach track are open with separate applications, and the modern client has a GGirl track of its own.
The bar sits on reliability and communication, not on rank. Clients book a person, and on this ladder they often book a fellow fan of the old game.
Verification guards your side of the deal, not only the client's. Impersonation and unverified profiles are the main risk on platforms like this, and the terms of service set out what happens when someone breaks that rule.
What follows is written platform policy rather than tips. Nobody here expects you to defend your own boundaries in a chat window.
Because the money is taken before the session begins, refusing an out of scope request puts nothing of yours at risk. Holding funds on the platform exists for exactly that reason.
You pick your own number inside the tier range, and it sits on the profile where clients read it before booking. There is no haggling once a booking starts.
Everything you earn lands on your EB24 balance, and withdrawals go out through the method saved in your dashboard. Payment questions are covered in the platform FAQ, and profiles on the Classic GGirls listings show how rates are presented to clients.
No. Clients book GGirls for the company and the games, not for a carry, and on the Classic ladder many of them are stronger at the old patch than the person they book. What matters is a Classic account you actually play, availability you keep, and being pleasant in the lobby. Rank is recorded on your profile but never gates the application.
No. EB24 is a gaming company and a Classic GGirl session is a gaming session, full stop. Anything asked beyond that puts the client in breach of the terms of service, and their account carries the consequence. Reporting it leaves your payout untouched, since the platform is already holding the session payment before the first game loads.
The session runs on the Season 3 client instead of the live game, and the client base skews toward veterans revisiting the game they started with. Sessions lean more casual and conversational. The application, verification, tiers and safety rules are identical, and the modern client has its own GGirl page if that is where you play.
No. The formats written on your profile are the whole offer, and anything missing from that list is not for sale. Plenty of text only Classic profiles get booked steadily, week after week. No tier makes a camera compulsory, and a client cannot ask you to add a format your profile does not carry.
Everyone starts as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star are earned through steady reviews and a sustained run of sessions, never through a fee or a second form. Climbing is worth the effort because the upper tiers rank higher on the Classic listings and allow higher rates, so your opening weeks of reviews outweigh any single session.
Yes, any booking, at any time, with no reason given. A decline leaves your profile, your tier and your listing placement exactly where they were before it. Should a client push back afterwards, report it and staff deal with their account. Arguing your own corner alone is never part of this job.
We confirm your identity and that the Classic account belongs to you before the profile is published, and clients clear a check of their own before they can book. The purpose is keeping impersonators out, and you are the one who gains most from that. No tier is exempt from the step.
Marking the session complete releases the payout onto your EB24 balance, and it leaves through whichever withdrawal method your dashboard holds. Because the client paid EB24 before the first game started, a session you finished cannot turn into an unpaid one, no matter what is said in the chat afterwards.
Rank is not what decides this one. The review cares about when you are online, which languages you play in, and the Classic sessions you want to list.
Apply as a LoL Classic GGirl