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 time it takes to complete a game in League of Legends varies from match to match and depends on many factors, such as the game mode, player actions, and the overall dynamics of the event.

In League of Legends, victory comes when the opponent's Nexus is destroyed. This requires a team of players to cooperate, use characters and strategies 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 guaranteed through anti-fraud systems, strict tournament rules, anti-doping controls, refereeing systems and verification protocols, as well as the active participation of the player and fan community, which monitors events and identifies any suspicious situations that may indicate a violation of integrity.

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