Rocket League Matchmaking Bot for Discord

Why Rocket League LFG is broken

Rocket League Competitive isn't five separate modes — it's one ranked queue with a playlist selector (1v1 Duel, 2v2 Doubles, 3v3 Standard, Rumble, Hoops), and the party size you need is locked to whichever playlist you pick: 1 for Duel, 2 for Doubles, 3 for Standard or the extra modes. A Discord post asking for "a Doubles partner" that doesn't also nail down rank just gets you someone at the wrong skill level for the format you actually want to play.

How rank matching works in Rocket League

Matchmaker pairs you with Rocket League players at a comparable rank, using the same tier ladder the game itself uses:

Supported Rocket League modes and party sizes

Competitive — party sizes: 1, 2, 3

Pick your playlist — 1v1 Duel, 2v2 Doubles, 3v3 Standard, Rumble, or Hoops — plus the Bronze-through-Supersonic Legend rank for that playlist.

Set it up in 3 steps

Add Matchmaker to your Discord server.
Run /joingame and pick Rocket League, your mode, and your rank.
Accept the ready-check DM when a match forms — a voice channel is created automatically.

Running your own server? Read how to create a Rocket League LFG Discord server.

Rocket League matchmaking FAQ

Which Rocket League playlists does Matchmaker support?

All 5 Competitive playlists: 1v1 Duel, 2v2 Doubles, 3v3 Standard, Rumble, and Hoops.

Does party size depend on the playlist?

Yes — it's locked to the playlist's real team size: 1 for Duel, 2 for Doubles, 3 for Standard, Rumble, or Hoops.

Is my rank shared across all playlists?

No — Rocket League tracks rank per playlist, so set the rank that matches whichever playlist you're queuing.

Does this work across different Discord servers?

Yes. Rocket League players from separate Discord servers are pooled into one matchmaking queue, so you aren't limited to your own server's member list.

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