Is playing with a hired teammate allowed in Deadlock?

Yes. A Fast Games teammate joins your party the way any friend would, and you play every match yourself on your own Steam account. Nobody logs in to your account and no third-party software is involved, so the session is ordinary play rather than account sharing.

How quickly can I queue with a hired Deadlock teammate?

After payment your order goes out to online, verified teammates who play your mode and your region. Most sessions start within minutes, and your order page shows live status while the search runs. If nobody accepts inside the first window, the search widens to more contractors and support steps in, so you always know where the order stands.

How many teammates can I book for a Ranked party?

Up to four. A Deadlock team is six players, so the Ranked Party leaves one slot for a friend and the rest comes from the queue. Each seat is matched and settled on its own, and everyone shares the session voice call. Ranked Duo and Duo Ultra book exactly one teammate.

Can I change my Deadlock teammate if we do not click?

Yes, up to the swap allowance shown on your order. Request a new teammate from the session room, and each seat you change spends one swap. The outgoing teammate is settled only for the matches already played, and a new one takes over the rest.

What happens if we lose matches during the session?

Nothing changes in your billing. You pay per match played, not per win, and ending a session never asks you to declare a result. Fast Games books teammates, not a rank. If the wins are what matters, Deadlock win boosting is priced per win instead.

How does per-game billing work for Deadlock Fast Games?

Your payment covers a set number of matches with a set number of teammates. Booking three takes 18% off every match in the order, five take 19% and ten take 22%, and the purchase box strikes out the undiscounted total. After each match the teammate earns that share. Stop early and the unplayed matches are never charged as delivered.

Can my teammate play a specific lane or hero?

Yes. Set your preferred lane and role in the account popup and your teammate sees them in the session room before the match loads. It does not change the price, and on a Ranked Party every booked seat sees the same note, so the hero picks can be split before the queue pops.

Fast Games · Play with pros

Deadlock with an Oracle+ teammate

Pick a mode, set your rank and queue Ranked in minutes with a rank-verified teammate.

Pay per game
6 teammate swaps
Voice included

30 verified teammates online • North America

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Select mode

Every mode is priced per game, from the lowest rank it is sold at.

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Gamer Girl

Queue with a verified gamer girl from the EB24 roster.

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3 modes

Team Up

Ranked queues with a teammate we verify by rank.

Ranked Duo Oracle+ Selected Ranked with an Oracle+ teammate. Priced from your current rank.

Duo Ultra Ascendant+ The same Ranked duo, matched only with Ascendant+ teammates.

Ranked Party Oracle+ Up to four Oracle+ teammates in your six-player party.

2 modes

Training

A coach in your team, priced per game like everything else.

Rank-Up Coaching Coach Hot You play, a coach watches your screen and calls the match live.

Coach Duo Coach A coach queues with you and calls your decisions as they happen.

Step by step

How Fast Games works

Pick your mode

Choose Ranked Duo, Duo Ultra or a Ranked Party, a Standard match, or a Training mode with a coach. Every row shows how many teammates the mode takes and the rate it starts from.
Set your rank and your games

Ranked modes are priced from the rank you select, Initiate I to Eternus. The purchase box shows your exact total before you pay. Standard matches and Gamer Girl carry a flat rate per game.
Pay and get matched

Complete checkout and follow your order while online, verified teammates accept the session. Matching usually takes minutes and the status updates live.
Queue with your teammate

Join the session room with chat and voice built in, split the lanes before the match loads, then queue up. You are charged for the games actually played, and you can swap a teammate up to the allowance shown on the order.

Deadlock Fast Games teammates

What a Deadlock Ranked Teammate Costs Per Game

Fast Games is billed per game and per teammate: the rate of the mode, multiplied by the games you book and the seats you fill, less the bundle discount an order of three games or more earns. Ranked modes read the rank you select, because a Phantom lobby needs a different teammate pool than a Seeker one. Set your mode on the Deadlock Fast Games page and the purchase box quotes the exact total.

For an anchor before the widget settles it: one Standard match with one teammate is the smallest order on the page, while ten Ranked Party games with four teammates at Eternus is the largest. The counts move the total, and what a single game costs moves once, when the order clears a bundle tier.

What moves the price of a Deadlock Fast Games order

The mode sets the base rate

Ranked Duo and the Ranked Party share the Oracle+ base rate per seat, Duo Ultra buys an Ascendant+ seat at a higher one, and Standard matches and Gamer Girl carry one flat rate that no rank changes. The full ladder sits on the Fast Games page.

Your rank moves the ranked modes

A ranked seat costs what one win played together costs on our own win boosting: Initiate to Sentinel share one entry rate, then the rate steps up at Mystic, Ritualist, Oracle, Phantom, Ascendant and Eternus. Fewer teammates can hold those lobbies, so those games cost more.

Games and seats multiply, bundles divide

Four party teammates cost four times one, because each seat is matched and settled on its own. Games multiply the same way until the bundle tiers step in: three games take 18% off every game, five take 19% and ten take 22%.

Voice is the only extra

Fast Games carries a single option, live voice, and no VIP or Loyalty ladder. Your hero pool and the lane you want are your call and change nothing on the bill.

Indicative Deadlock Fast Games ranges per game

Use the grid below as a yardstick for what the live widget returns for one game with one teammate, handy for checking that an order looks fair before you commit. The page reads your exact mode, rank and region, so it stays the source of truth.

Rank	Initiate to Emissary	Oracle and Phantom	Ascendant and Eternus
Ranked Duo and Ranked Party (Oracle+ teammate, per seat)	€1.95 - €2.63	€2.92 - €3.31	€4.00 - €4.69
Duo Ultra (Ascendant+ teammate)	€2.54 - €3.42	€3.80 - €4.30	€5.20 - €6.10
Standard match	€1.79	€1.79	€1.79
Gamer Girl	€4.49	€4.49	€4.49
Rank-Up Coaching and Coach Duo	€10.99	€10.99	€10.99

Bundles come off these rates: three games take 18% off, five take 19% and ten take 22%. On Ranked Duo at Oracle that turns €8.76 into €7.18 for three games, €14.60 into €11.83 for five and €29.20 into €22.78 for ten. Euro bands for orientation only, quoted per game and per teammate on the Europe region. North America, South America, Asia and Oceania bill in dollars and sit slightly higher. The widget on the Fast Games page settles any difference.

How Deadlock Fast Games Modes and Teammates Work

Fast Games books a teammate for a set number of games; it does not promise a rank. The sections below lay out which modes exist, how many seats each one takes, and where the service stops, so you book the mode that fits your evening. Start on the Deadlock Fast Games page.

The inputs that move the price most

Mode: the rank floor of the teammate you are matched with
Your rank: read by every ranked mode, ignored by Standard matches
Number of games: one to ten per order
Number of teammates: one on Duo, up to four in a party
Region: sets the billing currency and the pool you queue from

The extras that nudge it up or down

Live voice on the session call, so lanes and the first rotation are agreed before the match loads
Booking three, five or ten games in one order, which takes 18%, 19% or 22% off
Staying on Ranked Duo instead of Duo Ultra when an Oracle+ teammate is enough
Filling only the party seats your friends leave open
Playing Standard when the rank on the profile does not matter

How the modes differ

Decide what the session is for before you pick a card, because the mode moves the rate more than anything else. Match the mode to the queue you want to play, then open it on the Fast Games page.

Ranked Duo and Duo Ultra

Two rank floors on the same Ranked queue: Oracle+ on Ranked Duo and Ascendant+ on Duo Ultra. Pick the floor you actually need, because the rate follows it.

Ranked Party

Fills up to four seats of a six-player Ranked team. Each seat is matched and settled on its own, and the last slot stays open for a friend. Everybody shares one voice call from the hero pick.

Standard match

One flat rate per game that skips the rank question entirely. It exists for the evening where you want to learn a hero or test a build rather than defend a rank.

When a session is the wrong tool

If you want the rank to move whether or not you play, a session is the wrong shape. That is what Deadlock rank boosting is for. Fast Games is played by you, on your account, with a teammate beside you.

What a Deadlock Fast Games order will not do

Fast Games buys games with a verified teammate. It does not buy a rank, and it does not play for you. Book the games you want to play on the Fast Games page.

Guarantee a rank, a sub-rank or a set number of wins
Play games on your account while you are away
Fill more than four teammate seats in a single party
Unlock Ranked on a new account on your behalf
Charge you for games that were never played

Deadlock Fast Games by Region and Rank

Every game runs on your own region, so the region you queue sets the teammate pool, the ping and the billing currency. Pick your region and the rank you play at, then read the quote the widget returns on the Fast Games page.

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How to Order Deadlock Fast Games and Get the Most From a Session

Placing the order takes a minute, but a session rewards a little planning around the queue you want and the teammate you ask for. The routine below separates a smooth evening from a lost lane.

Pick the mode before anything else

The mode sets the rank floor of your teammate and the rate you pay, so choose it first on the Fast Games page.

Set the rank you actually play

Ranked modes are priced from the rank you select. An accurate pick keeps the quote accurate and puts you with a teammate who plays that lobby every day. Standard matches skip this step and stay at one flat rate per game.

Book the games you will actually play

A Deadlock match runs 30 to 45 minutes, so three games is an evening and five a long one. Ten spreads across several sessions. Games you do not play are never charged as delivered.

Fill only the seats you need

The Ranked Party takes up to four teammates and each seat is priced on its own. Bring a friend for the sixth slot and the order stays lean.

Say your lane up front

Set your preferred lane and role in the account popup so your teammate knows before the match loads whether you want to lane together or split. It does not change the price.

Turn voice on before the first fight

The session room has a built-in call, so rotations, the Mid Boss and the Urn can be called as they happen. Silent parties lose more fights to a late rotation than to aim.

Every order flows through EB24 checkout and chat, so funds sit locked until the games are played and you can message the teammate before you queue. Ready to begin? Open the Deadlock Fast Games page, or browse Deadlock accounts if a fresh start suits you better.

Deadlock Fast Games or a Rank Boost, and Is It Safe?

Two questions come up before every session: is it safe, and is a teammate the right call over a rank boost. The guidance below answers both, so the order matches the goal and your account stays protected.

A Fast Games session is ordinary Ranked or Standard matches played by you, on your own account, with a teammate in your party. There is no login to hand over and no software involved.
Because you never share credentials, the exposure that comes with account access is not part of this service at all. That is the main practical difference from a rank boost played on your behalf.
Payment runs through EB24 checkout, and teammates are settled game by game. Games you did not play stay on the order rather than being paid out.
Reach for Fast Games when you want the evening itself: a competent party, voice, and games you actually play. A session gives you that without promising a rank.
Reach for win boosting when the wins matter more than the evening. It is played on your account by our boosters and priced per win.
Reach for a Training mode when the same mistake keeps costing you fights. Rank-Up Coaching and Coach Duo are sold on the same page, per game.

Session, boost, coach or a fresh account: which fits your goal

When a session is the right call

Book a Fast Games order when you want to play, with someone good, right now, and you would rather pay per game than per sub-rank.

When a boost fits better

Book rank boosting when the target rank is the goal and you do not need to be in the matches yourself.

The combined play

Run a coached game to name the habit that costs you fights, then book Ranked Duo to practise it in real lobbies with someone who can point it out live.

When neither fits

If the account itself is the obstacle, a fresh start from the Deadlock accounts marketplace solves more than any session, and the account value calculator prices the one you have.

Good starting points for an order

How EB24 Verifies the Deadlock Teammates You Play With

A session is only as good as the person in the other party slot. What follows is the path a contractor takes onto the Fast Games roster, the checks behind it, and the safeguards around your order. Book a session on the Fast Games page.

Rank verified against the mode floor

Before anyone fills a Duo Ultra seat they prove an Ascendant or Eternus rank, and Ranked Duo and the Ranked Party require Oracle or above. The check is made on the profile, not taken on trust.

Matching favours the highest rated

Orders go to online contractors with a permission for the game and the mode, ranked by rating and delivery history.

Settled per game, not up front

A teammate earns each game as it is played. Swap them and the departing contractor is settled only for what they played, which keeps the incentive on the session in front of you.

Swaps built into every order

If the fit is wrong, request a new teammate up to the allowance shown on the order. You do not have to argue for it, and the games you already played stay accounted for.

Ratings tied to real orders

A rating can only come from a customer who paid for and played a session, so the profiles you see reflect games that happened. The same rule governs reviews on the accounts marketplace.

One ecosystem, one standard

The verification behind EB24 boosting, coaching and the marketplace applies here too. A contractor who breaks the rules on a Fast Games order loses their place across the platform, not only on this service.

Had a session go wrong? Open a report from the session room and support reviews the case. What customers report feeds straight into which contractors keep their place on the Deadlock Fast Games roster.

Playing with a pro versus a Deadlock rank boost

Fast Games and a rank boost solve different problems. Here you book a teammate for a set number of games, pay per game and keep whatever rank the party earns, so the session itself is the product. A Deadlock rank boost is played on your account by a booster and priced by the sub-ranks it climbs; Fast Games never touches your login. If you want to improve rather than be carried, Rank-Up Coaching on the same page puts a coach on your screen for the match you are playing.

Who your Deadlock teammates are

Every Fast Games teammate is a verified Eloboost24 contractor: rank checked against the floor of the mode you booked, rated by customers after every order, and matched from the players who are online at that moment. Ranked Duo and the Ranked Party require Oracle or above, and Duo Ultra requires Ascendant. Profiles show completed sessions, rating, country and preferred lane before you queue. Players who would rather start on a higher rank can browse the Deadlock accounts marketplace.

Common questions

FAQs about playing with Deadlock teammates

Everything customers ask before booking a session: how matching works, how the price is built, and what happens when something goes wrong.

Is playing with a hired teammate allowed in Deadlock?

Yes. A Fast Games teammate joins your party the way any friend would, and you play every match yourself on your own Steam account. Nobody logs in to your account and no third-party software is involved, so the session is ordinary play rather than account sharing.
How quickly can I queue with a hired Deadlock teammate?

After payment your order goes out to online, verified teammates who play your mode and your region. Most sessions start within minutes, and your order page shows live status while the search runs. If nobody accepts inside the first window, the search widens to more contractors and support steps in, so you always know where the order stands.
Why does the Deadlock price move when I change my rank?

Ranked modes are priced from your current rank, because a Phantom lobby needs a different teammate pool than a Seeker one. Initiate to Sentinel share one entry rate, then the rate steps up at Mystic, Ritualist, Oracle, Phantom, Ascendant and Eternus. Standard matches and Gamer Girl carry one flat rate per game.
How many teammates can I book for a Ranked party?

Up to four. A Deadlock team is six players, so the Ranked Party leaves one slot for a friend and the rest comes from the queue. Each seat is matched and settled on its own, and everyone shares the session voice call. Ranked Duo and Duo Ultra book exactly one teammate.
Can I change my Deadlock teammate if we do not click?

Yes, up to the swap allowance shown on your order. Request a new teammate from the session room, and each seat you change spends one swap. The outgoing teammate is settled only for the matches already played, and a new one takes over the rest.
What happens if we lose matches during the session?

Nothing changes in your billing. You pay per match played, not per win, and ending a session never asks you to declare a result. Fast Games books teammates, not a rank. If the wins are what matters, Deadlock win boosting is priced per win instead.
How does per-game billing work for Deadlock Fast Games?

Your payment covers a set number of matches with a set number of teammates. Booking three takes 18% off every match in the order, five take 19% and ten take 22%, and the purchase box strikes out the undiscounted total. After each match the teammate earns that share. Stop early and the unplayed matches are never charged as delivered.
Can my teammate play a specific lane or hero?

Yes. Set your preferred lane and role in the account popup and your teammate sees them in the session room before the match loads. It does not change the price, and on a Ranked Party every booked seat sees the same note, so the hero picks can be split before the queue pops.

Proof

What players say about us

Ratings left by customers after their sessions, and our public Trustpilot score.

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Where playing with a pro teammate fits in the Deadlock ecosystem

Fast Games books a verified teammate for a set number of games on your own account, billed per game played. When a boost, a different account or a coach is the better fit, the links below cover each route inside the same platform.