Is League of Legends safe to stream?
- Developer and publisherRiot Games
- Released2009-10-27
- PlatformsPC, macOS
- GenreMOBA, Strategy
- RatingESRB T
At a glance
Streamer mode
Yes
Setting: “Streamer Mode” (Settings > Interface > Health and Resource Bars)
Publisher policy
We permit individual players to promote their Projects on websites, streams, or videos and passively generate revenue through appropriate advertisements, including pre-roll ads, ad breaks, and sponsor ad overlays.
— Riot Games Legal Jibber JabberChecked: 2026-11-15Applies to all Riot Games gamesSource
Our summary, not legal advice
According to Riot Games' official Legal Jibber Jabber (last updated August 2018), individual players may passively earn ad revenue and, when live-streaming, solicit personal donations or offer subscriptions if non-subscribers can watch concurrently. Riot publishes a separate music guideline about monetisation claims from music owners.
Streamer mode
- Setting
- “Streamer Mode”
- Where
- Settings > Interface > Health and Resource Bars
- Covers
- Replaces account names with the champion name from loading screen to the end of the game, from the view of the player who enabled it.
- Source
- Official source , checked 2026-11-15
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League of Legends is a free-to-play team-based MOBA from Riot Games. Two teams of five pick champions and fight to destroy the opposing base on a three-lane map.
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