How Much Money Have You Spent on League of Legends
Over the years of playing League of Legends, you've certainly spent a certain amount of money (ahem, wasted). If you've been wondering how to determine your expenses over the years, read our detailed guide. You only need to visit the developer's website and your Riot Games Account. In addition, we recommend that you use our LoL elo boost service.
Use Riot Games' Official Tool
The Riot support has a dedicated "Show Me the Money" tool that calculates how much you've spent in League of Legends over the years. You can use this tool in the following way:
You need to go to Riot Games League of Legends Support and open the attached "How Much Money Have I Spent in LoL?" page
You should follow the steps outlined. You must log in to your account so that Riot can access the desired data.
Press the "Show Me the Money" button, and remember that data about how much money you've spent in your current region will appear. If your region has changed, you must contact the support team for more precise information.
If you have multiple accounts, you must repeat the process mentioned for each account to get information about how much money you have spent in the game. However, this is not the only way to find out; there is another method.
Alternative Easy Method: Submitting a Support Ticket
If you want a more precise insight into how much money you have spent in League of Legends or if a dedicated support page is maintained, you need to contact the Support team directly by going to the Riot Games website. You can do this very quickly and easily by following the steps:
Go to the official League of Legends Riot Games Support website
Sign in to your Riot Games account
Find the Submit a Support ticket page
Under the option "Choose a request type," select "Account Management, Data Requests, or Deletion"
Under "Please select your inquiry," select the option "Formal personal data request."
An additional drop-down menu will open, and after "Please select your inquiry," you need to select "I want to know how much money I've spent with Riot Games."
After the previous step, the option "Show me the Money" will automatically be displayed. If you need information or the button does not work, go to the next step.
In the "Description" section, you should write that you want to be informed about the total amount of money you have spent in LoL, including information about changing regions and other accounts you own.
Finally, select the "Submit" option to submit a support ticket. Expect to receive a response within 3 to 5 business days, and maybe longer if a lot of data needs to be processed.
In League of Legends, there are two in-game shop currencies. One is entirely free, and it is Blue Essence, which you earn by playing LoL and completing missions and events. The second is earned exclusively by spending real-life money: Riot Points. Using Riot Points, you can purchase a wide range of premium content in League of Legends, such as:
- Champion skins
- Emotes
- Chromas
- Icons
- Ward skins
- Event passes
- EXP boosters
- Rune pages
- Eternals
- Hextech Chests
You can buy Riot Points in LoL effortlessly. You need to go to your client, select the RP money icon in the upper right corner, and then decide how many of the mentioned points you want to trade. You can also go directly to the store and click the "Purchase RP" option.
Why Check Your League of Legends Spending?
Checking your total spending in LoL can help you with several things:
To stay within your budget when managing expenses in the game
To have insight into how much money you have invested in skins, new champions, and other cosmetics
To decide whether you will reduce or increase the purchase of RP
Whether you spent a few dollars or splurged and spent a lot of money, it is always good to be aware of your expenses.
Final Thoughts
Investing money in something that is your passion is not bad, so it is not wrong, even if you are a passionate fan of LoL. Of course, as in everything in life, you need to find an adequate measure, so try to keep the costs within your budget.
