About ReadyCheck
What is ReadyCheck
ReadyCheck (rdycheck.gg) tracks live scores, stats, teams, players and tournaments across League of Legends, Valorant, CS2, Dota 2, and 15+ other esports titles. Match and roster data comes from PandaScore, Liquipedia, Leaguepedia, Raider.IO and other public competition feeds (see our Terms of Service for the full list). On top of that real data, ReadyCheck adds optional fan-gamification features — a virtual R-Coins currency, collectible booster packs, and match predictions — for entertainment only, with no real-money value. ReadyCheck is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any game publisher, league, or team.
Not to be confused with
ReadyCheck (rdycheck.gg) is an independent project and has no affiliation with ReadyCheck Entertainment Limited (readycheck.gg), a separate company based in Malta. If you're looking for us, the correct domain is rdycheck.gg.
Founder
Ryu
Founder of ReadyCheck
ReadyCheck is built and run by Ryu. An esports fan since StarCraft II and a longtime World of Warcraft raider, Ryu started ReadyCheck to build the esports tracker they always wanted to use themselves — and to keep trying to make cool things.
Our story
ReadyCheck went live in July 2026. It started as a tracker for the games Ryu follows every week and grew, one title at a time, into the multi-game site you see today. It is still built and run by one person, with ideas and bug reports coming from the community on Discord.
ReadyCheck in numbers
- 235,000+ finished matches on record, the oldest from 2016
- 14,000+ teams and 21,000+ players with their match history
- 800+ registered fans
- 11,000+ player cards in the ReadyCheck esports trading card game
Figures are counted from our database and refreshed daily.
What we add on top of the data
- Written recaps computed from match records: form, streaks, head-to-head history and game length, each sentence shown only when the data behind it exists.
- An esports trading card game with player cards and booster packs, played with a virtual currency that has no real-money value.
- Match predictions where the starting split is labeled as a ReadyCheck estimate, never shown as real votes.
- A public methodology page that explains where every number comes from.
Press and partnerships
For interviews, data requests or partnerships, email [email protected] with "Press" in the subject line. You are welcome to quote our stats; please link to the ReadyCheck page you used.
Contact
Questions, feedback, or a correction to suggest? Reach out at [email protected].