Auto accept the League of Legends queue

It accepts every queue pop, once.

Auto-Accept is a switch in Chud, a free Windows app for League of Legends. Arm it once and it accepts each ready check the League client shows when a match is found. It accepts each pop exactly once, and it stays armed until you turn it off. Your choice is remembered across restarts, so you don't have to set it up again after rebooting.

It asks the client, not the game.

Chud checks the League client's ready check about once a second. It does that through the client's own local interface on your PC, the same local API Riot exposes for companion tools. When a ready check is up, it accepts it. It never touches the game process.

A ready check lasts roughly 10 to 13 seconds, so Chud keeps checking fast. It only slows down if the client keeps failing to answer.

Switch it on once, switch it off when you want.

1. Install Chud. Download the installer (about 17.8 MB) and run it. It runs on Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit, and asks for administrator rights when it starts.
2. Turn Auto-Accept on. In Chud, switch it on from Home. Settings, then Queue, has the detailed controls.
3. Queue as usual. Closing Chud's main window doesn't quit it. It minimizes to the system tray, so Auto-Accept keeps working while you play.
4. Turn it off. Switch Auto-Accept off in Home, or choose Exit from the tray menu to quit Chud entirely.

Because it accepts every pop, switch it off when you aren't ready to play a match.

Check these four things first.

1. Chud is running. Look for its icon in the system tray.
2. Auto-Accept is switched on. It shows in Home.
3. League is open. Chud talks to the running client, so with no client open there is nothing for it to answer.
4. Chud has administrator rights. It asks for them every time it starts.

When a feature is unavailable, Chud shows the current error in the app. Keep that text if you report a problem in the Discord.

Does it work in ranked?

Yes. Auto-Accept works for any queue the client shows a ready check for, and ranked queues show one. Chud has no ranked-mode lockout, so it will accept there too. Whether you want an automatic accept in ranked is your call.

It stays out of the game, but nothing here is guaranteed.

Auto-Accept talks to the League client's local interface on your PC and never touches the game process. That makes it a different kind of tool from a skin changer, which changes how the game loads its files.

It still isn't a promise. Riot decides what it allows, and rules and enforcement can change. Our plain answer on risk is in the FAQ.

What else Chud does around a match.

There are also optional rune and build imports, an appear-offline switch, party sync and self-updating. The queue tools section of the docs lists the controls.