A match in League of Legends (LoL) is a game session where two teams of five players compete on a large map called "Summoner's Rift." Each player controls a unique character, or "champion," aiming to destroy the enemy base, the "Nexus." Matches can be in various modes, including the classic 5-on-5, ARAM, or Clash.

The duration of a League of Legends match varies based on player count, game pace, and win conditions. Classic 5-on-5 matches typically last 20 to 40 minutes, but can extend longer if the game reaches a late stage. Alternative modes like ARAM or Clash can be shorter or longer depending on the gameplay.

Victory in League of Legends is determined by the destruction of the opponent's Nexus. To achieve this goal, players must work together, using their characters and strategies to fight on the map.

You can bet on League of Legends matches on various online betting sites or on specialized gaming platforms that offer eSports betting. It is important to read the terms and conditions of each site or platform and play responsibly.

The integrity of matches in League of Legends is ensured through anti-cheating systems, strict tournament rules, doping control, refereeing, and openness to the community of players and fans who actively monitor and respond to any suspicious situations.

League of Legends has clear rules to ensure a level playing field, including team composition, champions, map location, time limits, and penalties for infractions.