A new online resource, the Competitive Activities site, has been unveiled by Riot Games. This platform is dedicated to providing information on competitive integrity across their esports offerings: League of Legends, VALORANT, and Teamfight Tactics.
This web space is intended to be a central point for professional competitors, teams, tournament managers, and fans alike. It gathers official verdicts, fundamental rules, penalty records, and procedures for handling disputes within the various competitive environments.
The announcement details that the site is structured with sections specific to each game’s global competitive framework, complete with a collection of documents and forms. A dedicated section on programs highlights Riot’s systems for combating match manipulation and resolving conflicts, specifically for the League of Legends and VALORANT professional circuits.
“Our Competitive Activities programs are designed to cultivate an esports environment that champions the highest levels of integrity and impartiality,” stated Riot on their new resource. They stressed their dedication to promoting confidence within their competitive groups.
Improved Openness Initiatives
Riot’s recent online portal presents a number of important elements aimed at increasing openness in their esports operations. A specific rulings archive contains detailed information on decisions regarding possible infringements of esports regulations. Simultaneously, the penalty tracker allows observers to follow disciplinary measures across all three games.
The online space further grants admission to Riot’s competitive esports data initiative, which the organisation identifies as a component of its commitment to lasting expansion and stability.
“Data that is accessible, dependable, and correct will result in products and encounters that will authorize supporters across the globe,” according to the site.
Each title has its own exclusive area, detailing the specifics of its competitive ecosystem structure. This allows players and groups to navigate regulations that are relevant to their own title. Forms and updates to procedures are maintained within a centralised library, which organizes administrative workflows for both teams and tournament organisers.
The anti-match-fixing structure stands out as one of the platform’s primary programs, as it outlines Riot’s methodology for addressing match rigging and maintaining fairness. These actions occur as concerns about competitive integrity continue to trouble esports globally, as numerous games have encountered match-fixing accusations throughout 2025.
In the past seven days, FunPlus Phoenix (FPX) issued a period of suspension to Cai ‘Milkyway‘ Zi-Jun, their League of Legends player, following allegations that he divulged private draft data during a game.
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