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updated october 25, 2026

reporting guidelines

dodgelist currently covers North America’s Radiant ranked games only. Every listing concerns a real player. Reports must be specific, proportionate, and supported by context. Submit reports or appeals through a private Discord ticket.

what to include

how tags and risk work

Tags describe the behavior alleged in a report. Multiple tags may apply. “No Mic” describes a communication concern and is not, by itself, proof of misconduct. “Avoid” indicates the highest concern, “Risky” calls for caution, and “Possible Risk” indicates a preliminary concern. These labels are community assessments, not Riot enforcement outcomes.

good players

The good players section recognizes positive contributions in NA Radiant ranked games, such as good communication, teamwork, and a constructive attitude. Staff should include specific context for recognition. Good standing is a community assessment, not a guarantee of future behavior or an endorsement by Riot. Recognition tags are kept separate from report tags and risk labels. Corrections can be requested through Discord tickets.

staff review

Check account details and the original evidence before publishing. Separate allegations from established facts. Do not treat a bad match, disagreement, or suspicion alone as proof of cheating, throwing, stream sniping, or wintrading. Use proportionate labels and revisit entries when new information arrives. Do not publish personal information or encourage contact with a listed player.

name changes and alternate accounts

A matching username alone is insufficient to establish continuity after a rename. A PUUID lookup does not establish ownership. Link alternate accounts only with a documented reason and relevant evidence; similar names, play styles, or shared associations are insufficient on their own. Correct mistaken links promptly through administrator review.

appeals and corrections

Identify the listing, explain the dispute, and include relevant supporting information. Everyone has the right to appeal through Discord. Reviewers should assess evidence without favoritism or retaliation and disclose conflicts of interest to an administrator. Administrators and the founder handle report removal; staff may correct report details. Do not publish private ticket contents without permission.