DEADLOCK PLACEMENT BOOST
Placement games shape the early ranked climb. Treat them like a real order, not throwaway calibration games.
A Deadlock placement boost is for ranked calibration or early ladder setup. The site currently prices rank boosts by visible rank target, so use notes to explain placement status before the order is claimed.
Why placements matter
Placement and early ranked games are volatile because the system is still learning where the account belongs. Bad streaks can create extra work later.
If you are ordering around placements, explain how many ranked games are left, what rank you expect, and whether the booster should prioritize safety or speed.
- Tell the booster how many placement games are left.
- Mention recent match history if the account has already started ranked.
- Use duo if you want to play the placement games yourself.
How to order placement help
If there is no exact placement package selected, choose the closest rank path and use order notes. Support can review the order if the visible rank does not match the placement state.
For a clean launch version, the safest buyer expectation is: placement orders need clear notes and may need manual review before the booster starts.
HOW IT WORKS
State placement status
Say how many placement games are left.
Pick a target
Choose the closest visible target rank in the calculator.
Use notes
Explain hero pool, recent games, and whether you want solo or duo.
Confirm in chat
Let the booster verify the plan before starting.
FAST ANSWERS
Do you have a separate placement checkout?
The current flow is rank-target based. For placement help, use order notes so support and the booster can confirm the right plan.
Can placement games be duo boosted?
Yes, duo is a strong fit if you want to play the games yourself while getting higher-rank calls.
What should I write in placement notes?
Include placement games remaining, expected rank range, region, best availability, and any must-play or avoid heroes.