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Solo Shuffle Boost
In the Dragonflight expansion, a new game mode called Solo Shuffle was introduced, and it quickly gained a following among players. It’s quick, and no group effort is required. If you want to play, all you have to do is queue up in a dedicated Arena tab.
The Solo Shuffle Brawl format introduced in the prior expansion has evolved into its own rated bracket, called the Rated Solo Shuffle. In the new Solo Shuffle bracket, players can enter the queue for 3v3 arena matches without a team. The system will find five other players of different roles and put you in two groups of three, with each group having 2 Damage Dealers and a healer or a tank. After that, you’ll play up to six matches in the arena. Every match, the teams will get shuffled, so that every player gets a chance to play with and against every other player. In the end, players who won the most matches are deemed winners and gain the arena rating in the Solo bracket. So, essentially, this is an RNG bracket where you get random comps every time you queue up for a match. The shuffle mechanic messes with the comps that you get. You get a random lobby and play with every person, so even if you get a bad composition in a single match, you can hope to get a better one in the next bout.
Since it is a 3v3 queue for solo players, Solo Shuffle relies heavily on pugs. Which tend to get frustrated after losing and leave in the middle of the match, screwing the fun for everyone. We recognize that playing in such an atmosphere could be quite taxing on players who want to get high rating and unique achievements in this new PvP mode.
An easier way to the top of the PvP standings is with the help of a Solo Shuffle boost service. If you buy our Rated Solo Shuffle boost you can now quickly and easily obtain the best PvP gear and advance through the ranks.
WoW Rated Solo Shuffle Boost Includes
Our player will play 3v3 arena on your WoW account until your Arena rating in the current PvP season gets to the chosen value. The rewards you’ll get depend on the chosen rating and may include:
- Honor & Conquest earned during Solo Shuffle wins.
- Chance to get powerful PvP gear;
- Character achievements:
- Soloist title if you buy the corresponding option.
This boost will be completed in 
ETA
Your present arena rating, intended arena rating, class, specialization, and most crucially, your gear level all play a role in determining how long this service will take. Our players will play as many matches as necessary to raise your Solo Shuffle arena rating to the desired level, but the more they’ll have to play, the longer it will take.
Important
We work hard to tell our customers about the potential downsides of PvP and the 3v3 rating boost in particular so that they can make an informed decision about whether or not to use our services. The devs may keep an eye on the Solo shuffle, as they do with many competitive activities in World of Warcraft, and a player who is found to have been boosted could face a penalty of anything from one week to six months. This means that you may face negative penalties for buying 3v3 arena boosts from us or other boosting teams.
Requirements
Level 70 character. Use our Dragonflight leveling boost service if you don’t meet this requirement.
Your character’s average PvP gear level has to be 434 or higher and you have to own two PvP trinkets. Use our PvP Gear service if you need assistance with gearing in PvP equipment.We will need access to your World of Warcraft account for some meaningful amount of time to work on your order. It will be occupied while we work.
Please disconnect the Battle.net Authenticator or disable the "always require authenticator for login" setting in Security Settings. Your account will be protected by the secret question for the duration of your boost. Don't forget to re-enable it once we finish the service.
Refund Policy
If you don’t think you can satisfy these standards or if you decide to cancel the boost before it’s finished, we’ll refund the difference between what you paid and what we charge for the amount of the 3v3 Solo rating you achieved with our help.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Solo Shuffle is a new Arena bracket that does not require a team of three players. You can queue for the Sili Shuffle from Arena tab and the matchmaking system will find five other players for your lobby, and split you into two groups of three players. Every round the system will also shuffle all the participants so that in the end, you will have played with every other player in your lobby.
In a way, yes. Your rating is tracked and there are rated leaderboards for Solo Shuffle. The whole game mode and the bracket are considered to be entry-level rated PvP. The system is very random and is intended to bring people into Rated Arena proper by giving them a taste of what hardcore Arena PvP matches look like. Simultaneously with that, it strips away the need to look for teammates who play viable classes and does not allow for creating team compositions.
Yes, whenever you are the player who won the most battles in a match, your Solo rating goes up similarly to 2v2 or 3v3 Arena. Same goes if you perform poorly; your rating goes down.
Like the Heroic Dungeon queue, there will be a minimum PvP ilvl requirement to enter the queue. Solo Shuffle is strictly 3v3. The algorithm will select four DPS players and two healers or tanks at random, then place them on a map chosen at random from the available arena. A brawl in the arena will go on for six rounds.
When the first game is over, the teams are “shuffled” to ensure that every possible composition of two damage dealers and one healer or tank is played. In this system, tanks serve a similar function to that of healers. After the 6 rounds are all over, a scoreboard will pop up indicating the number of rounds that each individual player won.
You get penalised. The system will subtract the same amount of personal rating you would have lost if you lost all 6 rounds within a match.
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