Here's how to check the TFT PBE Server Status
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With the new Teamfight Tactics expansion, TFT: Monsters Attack, causing a rush of players to check the game out on the Public Beta Environment, the player base may be questioning if the servers are even up. This is because players are experiencing long queue times to just get into the PBE as well as queue throttling to combat the number of players getting into actual games.

Rest assured that those are not the reasons why the PBE may be down but there are going to be times when it actually is. Here’s how to check the TFT PBE Server Status.

PBE server status

This guide will be useful for anyone playing on the PBE during any big TFT update including new expansion releases or mid-set updates. But this is also useful for players wanting to check the new content in League of Legends, especially with the new updates happening during the pre-season.

Here is how to check the server status.

Players will want to go onto the Riot Games Service Status website. From here, players can check the service status for every Riot Games title which is not only limited to League of Legends or TFT. Here players can even check the service status of games like VALORANT, Legends of Runeterra, and League of Legends: Wild Rift.

Once players are on this website, click the League of Legends icon which will open a new page. From here, it’s important to go to the server drop-down menu. This will be in your region by default but we are looking for PBE which is on the bottom of the server list. Click the PBE option and players will see all the service issues affecting the server currently.

The PBE does go down for maintenance regularly so checking back here can show either a maintenance notification or something else. If nothing is showing up here that means the games server is up and the issue a player may be dealing with might be from their own device or connections. From there, just troubleshoot the problem on your end through traditional means like restarting your router or computer.


ASU alum with a B.A in Sports Journalism, Warren is one of the premier TFT Journalists in the scene and is a decent TFT player as well who has peaked Challenger and has had multiple accounts in Master+ over all sets. Warren also specializes in other esports content including League of Legends, Valorant, Smash Bros, and more.


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