LoL Lane Phase Stats - Who Wins Lane
Patch 26.22
Who actually wins lane on patch 26.22? These rankings compare every champion with the enemy in the same role at the 15-minute mark across 94,349 ranked games: gold, CS and XP lead, how often a champion is ahead, and how often a lead or a deficit turns into a win. The biggest lane lead on the patch belongs to Draven in ADC, +933 gold ahead on average and ahead in 67% of games. Pick a role for the full table.
- Patch
- 26.22
- Top Lane lane lead
- Irelia · +820
- Jungle lane lead
- Kha'Zix · +417
- Mid Lane lane lead
- Irelia · +819
- ADC lane lead
- Draven · +933
- Support lane lead
- Elise · +621
All roles
On patch 26.22, across 94,349 ranked games, these champions own their lane at 15 minutes and these convert a lead best in each role:
- Top Lane: Irelia leads at +820 gold at 15, ahead in 65% of lanes; Kayle closes leads best at 68%.
- Jungle: Kha'Zix leads at +417 gold at 15, ahead in 63% of lanes; Mordekaiser closes leads best at 69%.
- Mid Lane: Irelia leads at +819 gold at 15, ahead in 67% of lanes; Gwen closes leads best at 72%.
- ADC: Draven leads at +933 gold at 15, ahead in 67% of lanes; Vel'Koz closes leads best at 72%.
- Support: Elise leads at +621 gold at 15, ahead in 70% of lanes; Yuumi closes leads best at 69%.
Open a role for the full table: gold, CS and XP edges with confidence ranges, win rate when ahead or behind, solo kills, first blood and scaling for every champion.
Best Top Lane Laners - Lane Phase Stats
See all Top Lane champions
Top 5 by gold lead at 15
Rank | Champion | Gold @15 | Lane WR | Win Ahead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +820 | 64.9% | 58.7% | |
| 2 | +620 | 64.3% | 55.1% | |
| 3 | +538 | 62.2% | 58.7% | |
| 4 | +522 | 64.6% | 60.7% | |
| 5 | +500 | 62.7% | 60.4% |
Best Jungle Laners - Lane Phase Stats
See all Jungle champions
Top 5 by gold lead at 15
Best Mid Lane Laners - Lane Phase Stats
See all Mid Lane champions
Top 5 by gold lead at 15
Rank | Champion | Gold @15 | Lane WR | Win Ahead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +819 | 66.8% | 57.8% | |
| 2 | +636 | 63.2% | 64.2% | |
| 3 | +500 | 64.1% | 59.2% | |
| 4 | +498 | 66.0% | 58.4% | |
| 5 | +467 | 62.3% | 59.7% |
Best ADC Laners - Lane Phase Stats
See all ADC champions
Top 5 by gold lead at 15
Best Support Laners - Lane Phase Stats
See all Support champions
Top 5 by gold lead at 15
Every lane, split by rank, live in the app
The desktop Lane Phase tab adds the Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum and Emerald+ brackets, a lane map of gold lead against scaling, and a per-champion breakdown of how leads turn into wins.
- Rank brackets: Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum, Emerald+
- Lane map: gold lead at 15 against late-game scaling
- Lead conversion and favored lanes for every champion
How to read these stats
The lane opponent is the enemy player in the same role. Every edge is this champion's number minus the opponent's at the 15:00 timeline frame - gold, CS (minions plus monsters) and XP - averaged across games and shown with a 95% confidence interval. A champion is only called "ahead" or "behind" when the whole interval sits on one side of zero; otherwise the edge is within the margin of error.
Lane win rate is the share of games with any gold lead at 15:00. Win rate when ahead and when behind split the same games by that lead, and every such rate carries a Wilson 95% interval; a champion needs 30 games in a band before the number is shown. The 1,000-gold bands isolate big leads and deficits.
Solo kills count unassisted kills on the lane opponent before 15:00; first blood is the share of games where this player took it. Scaling is the late-game win rate minus the early-game win rate, split at the population's average game length, and needs 40 games on each side. Champions under 200 games carry a Low sample tag and never headline the page.
Data: 94,349 ranked Solo/Duo and Flex games on the North American server, patch 26.22, all ranks combined. The rank bands group games by the seeded player's tier: Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum and Emerald and above. Remakes and non-ranked queues are excluded, and a lane only counts when exactly one player per team holds the role.
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LoL Lane Phase FAQ - patch 26.22
Who is the biggest lane bully in League of Legends right now?
On patch 26.22, Draven in ADC holds the biggest lane lead of any role: +933 gold ahead of the lane opponent at 15 minutes on average, ahead in 67% of games. Each role page ranks every champion the same way.
What does "gold lead at 15" mean?
It is this champion's total gold minus the lane opponent's total gold at the 15-minute mark of the match timeline, averaged over every game where both players have a 15-minute snapshot. A positive number means the champion is usually ahead in lane; the confidence range on each page says whether that lead is statistically clear or within noise.
Does winning lane mean winning the game?
Not by itself. Compare the "win ahead" and "win behind" columns on each role page: a champion with a big gap between them lives and dies by its lane, one with a small gap can afford a rough laning phase. Across the game, a gold lead at 15 is worth roughly a 60-65% win rate and a deficit roughly 35-40%.
What is lane win rate?
The share of a champion's games in which it had any gold lead over the lane opponent at the 15-minute mark. It ignores the size of the lead, so it pairs with the gold edge: a champion with a high lane win rate but a small average edge wins lane often by a little, while a big edge with a middling lane win rate means occasional blowouts.
How is this different from the early game win rate page?
The early game win rate page asks who wins short games. This page asks who wins the lane itself, measured against the enemy in the same role at 15 minutes, regardless of how the game ends - and then separately, how often that lane result becomes a win. A champion can win lane and lose short games, or lose lane and still win late.
Where does this data come from?
From 94,349 ranked Solo/Duo and Flex games on the North American server for patch 26.22, using Riot's match timelines for the 15-minute snapshot. All ranks are combined on this page; the MetaBot desktop app splits the same table into Iron–Silver, Gold–Platinum and Emerald+ brackets. Remakes and non-ranked queues are excluded, and a lane only counts when exactly one player per team holds the role.