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The starting tier for every approved profile, on your terms.
- The entry tier every approved applicant starts on
- Relaxed 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 GGirlThe starting tier for every approved profile, on your terms.
Unlocked by consistent reviews and steady session volume.
The capped top tier, held by profiles with a long review history.
Send the GGirl application — The form asks for your server and current division, the languages you queue in, which session formats you are open to, and the hours you can hold.
Verification — Identity and ownership of the summoner account are both confirmed before anything publishes. It is the check that stops someone listing under a name that is not theirs, and there is no route around it.
Build your profile — The profile is yours to write: formats, a rate inside your tier band, languages, the hours you keep, and any boundary you want visible before a client clicks book. It publishes into the LoL GGirls listings.
Accept the bookings you want — Clients reserve the slots you published, and any one of them can be turned down. Queue type, roles and how many games are settled in the moderated order chat, which keeps a record both sides can point at.
Play the session and get paid — Once the last game is over and the session is closed out, the payout sits on your EB24 balance. The review the client leaves stays on your profile and counts toward your next tier.
Which queues you take, what you charge, when you are online and where your limits sit are all yours, written on the profile before a client can book. If it is not on the profile it is not being offered, and turning a booking down costs nothing and needs no explanation.
Your identity and your ownership of the summoner account are both checked before the profile publishes, and clients pass their own check before the book button works. Someone playing under a name that is not theirs is the failure mode on sites like this, and this is the step that catches it.
Conversation stays in the EB24 chat, logged and watched. Anything that steps outside the game, pressure and harassment included, reaches staff through the report button, and the account on the other end gets dealt with. That conversation is never yours to manage alone.
The client pays at booking, long before champion select, so refusing a request that falls outside the game never puts a payout in question. A steady review record and sessions played across months are what move a profile to Super Star and then Divine Star, lifting placement and rate together.
A GGirl is paid to queue League of Legends alongside someone. What is being bought is company and game time, not LP and not a single thing outside the game. Sessions run in ranked duo, normal draft, ARAM or whichever formats your profile lists.
If being paid for an outcome suits you better than being paid for hours, the LoL booster track and the LoL coach track each take their own application.
Rank matters far less here than on the boosting tracks, and turning up when you said you would matters far more. What a client picks off the listing is a person, not a division.
The checks guard you at least as much as they guard the client. Fake profiles and borrowed identities are what goes wrong on sites like this, and the terms of service spell out the consequence for anyone who tries it.
What follows is written policy rather than a set of tips. Working out your own safety mid-conversation with a client is not part of the role.
The money is taken before the first queue pops, which means saying no to a request outside the game cannot cost you the payout. Holding the funds is what makes that true.
Your rate is yours to pick within your tier band, and it is printed on the listing before anyone books. There is no haggling in chat.
Earnings gather on your EB24 balance and leave through whichever payout method you set in the dashboard. Anything else about money is answered in the platform FAQ.
Any rank at all. Clients pick a GGirl for the company and the games rather than for LP, so an Iron player who is good to queue with is a stronger candidate than a Diamond player who is not. What the review looks for is a League account you genuinely play and hours you will keep.
No. EB24 sells games, and a booking buys League games. Anything asked for beyond that breaks the terms of service, and the client account is acted on for it. Filing that report has no effect on what you are owed, since the payment for the session is already sitting with the platform.
No. The formats written on your profile are the formats being sold, and nothing outside them is. Text only profiles exist across the LoL listings and they get booked. Camera never becomes a requirement at any tier, and no client is able to ask you to add something your profile does not carry.
Everyone opens as a GGirl. Super Star and Divine Star unlock on a steady review record and sessions run over months, never on a fee or a second application. The upper tiers sit further up the listings and carry higher rates, which is why your first stretch of reviews weighs more than any one session.
That comes down to your rate, how many slots you publish and how many clients queue with you again. Repeat bookings are where anything steady comes from, so a profile that is pleasant and predictable does better than one appearing every other week. Rates climb as your tier climbs.
Yes, any booking, and without giving a reason for it. A decline is not counted against your profile and is not held against your tier. Should a client keep pushing after you have said no, that is what the report flow exists for, and staff take it from there with the account on their end.
Your identity and your ownership of the summoner account are both confirmed before the profile publishes. The point of it is stopping people from listing under a name that is not theirs, which shields you more than it shields anyone else on the platform. No profile is allowed to skip the step.
The payout arrives on your EB24 balance once the session is closed out, and it leaves through the payout method saved in your dashboard. The client pays before the first queue, so a session you finished is never a session you are still waiting to be paid for.
No division gates this track. The review wants your hours, your languages and the session formats you are willing to run.
Apply as a LoL GGirl