League Bot

Inspired by the "6 Mans" style match-making, this bot makes it easy for your community members to join queues and play individual or team games. Run multiple parallel leagues (ex. 1s, 2s, and 3s), set specific leaderboard date ranges, get automatically balanced teams (based on Rocket League ranks and/or win ratios), and more. Fully open-source and actively maintained - tweet @madebycha for any questions or feature requests!

www.leaguebotrl.com

Variables

• date - A date value formatted yyyy-mm-dd.
• matchId - The unique match ID.
• teamSize - 1, 2, or 3.

Commands

• @LeagueBot cancel <matchId> - Cancel a match.
• @LeagueBot clear | c <teamSize> - Clear the queue for a specific league.
• @LeagueBot help | h - Show me all the commands.
• @LeagueBot leaderboard <[teamSize]> - Show me the leaderboard!
• @LeagueBot leave | l <[teamSize]> - Leave the queue for one or all leagues.
• @LeagueBot loss | lose | lost <matchId> - Report that you lost this match.
• @LeagueBot new | n <teamSize> - Start a new league for a specific team size.
• @LeagueBot queue | q <teamSize> - Join the queue for a specific league.
• @LeagueBot status | s <[teamSize]> - Show the current queue(s).
• @LeagueBot win | won <matchId> - Report that you won this match.

Mod-Only Commands

• @LeagueBot end <teamSize> <date> - Set the end date of the leaderboard.
• @LeagueBot end-all <date> - Set the end date of the leaderboard.
• @LeagueBot fix <matchId> - Overwrite the results of a specific match.
• @LeagueBot reset <teamSize> - Reset the start of the leaderboard to right now.
• @LeagueBot start <teamSize> <date> - Set the start date of the leaderboard.
• @LeagueBot start-all <date> - Set the start date of the leaderboard.
• @LeagueBot void <matchId> - Erase a specific match from history.

Advanced

• Mentioning @LeagueBot is optional in the channel that has most recently been queued in. As a shortcut in this channel, you can use a ! prefix instead, like !leave 2s, !q 1 or !leaderboard