I’m an avid enjoyer of LoL content, and listen to most of my podcast while at work. But it’s getting old and annoying listening to Travis cry about subs and revenue every five minutes. He’ll cut someone off mid sentence to make a dumb point then say “hey, got a twitch prime?” “Idk why my YT videos don’t have high views”.. crying about sub numbers kills a channel faster, try fixing your content and people will stay/join

Hotline League goes above and beyond the typical sports reporting format and thrives as an entertaining discussion show that still manages to hit on all the big news. Mark and Travis are great at helping me stay up-to-date on all the league news and discussion topics. Additionally, the callers and community around the show make the discussion so much fun. I really appreciate the consistency in uploads as well, as I don’t think I’ve seen them miss a week (or even alter the schedule) for a long time. Travis is the king of the League of Legends reporting scene, and this is consistently my favorite content of his.

I only listen for MarkZ and horrible 100 Thieves takes. #LCSChamps

Conceptually it’s a good idea, but Travis and Mark’s humor sometime comes off as show self sabotage. Definitely feels guest reliant on wether it’s worth a whole episode listen. Sometimes they make excellent points but you got to wade through some really bad takes to get there.

Pretty good show overall. They do a good job discussing tough subjects, but sometimes feels like there’s a ton of words without a ton of meaning. It’s a few friends talking about something that they are passionate about. Great as long as that’s what you are looking for.

Good content and discussion, but Travis has a dead tone and cadence, and mumbles incomplete sentences a bit too much for a professional podcast, but Mark always raises the quality bar. My back up League podcast when I’ve listened to all the others.

Awesome concept and amazing hosts

Every chance he gets, he’ll talk about dl like if he’s a god. DL was a good adc but was never really the greatest everyone thinks he is. Once DL is fed or his team is doing everything for him, he’ll do great but if he’s not feeling it, he’s the worst. Great podcast but really needs to stop talking about just one player

Pretty hard to find a esports show with audience interaction. Travis and Mark masterfully use ludicrous or boring audience members takes as a springboard to good lcs discussion. Mark has great knowledge and analysis. While Travis brings a solid hosting skills and knowledge of behind the scenes details. Overall solid podcast!

The show is great and I’m giving it five stars because I don’t want to penalize Travis. The best episode of this show was the one when Mark Zimmerman was out of town and Capt. Flowers subbed in as the cohost. Mark acts like an entitled edgy teenager who gets grumpy when he doesn’t agree with the conversation. He’s rude to guests and his cohosts. Maybe I’m too sensitive for the league scene, idk, but he’s on his best behavior on the Dive.

Super duper appreciate the podcast feeds happening for these YouTube shows where people just sit in front of their computers and talk. I hated having to stream YouTube to get the excellent banter and commentary of Hotline League. Shout out to Travis, Mark, and Omen by HP for making this a reality!

This podcast and The Dive seem to be the only solid league podcasts on itunes.

Love listening to it on my drive to work

Really nice podcast with knowledgeable LoL esports personalities with a fun twist of having fans call in with their opinions and topics for conversations.

A good podcast, love how they take calls, Lots of league talk but from many different views. Sometimes they get some high profile guests that add a lot of perspective to hot topics in the League community. Travis Gafford Esports is a thing job or no job

Old style radio show with call ins and discussion of recent league esports news (NA focused). Love listening while doing chores around the house, cooking, or grinding solo quene :p

A fun and fast paced call in show discussing the ins and outs of competitive League of Legends. Hosted by famed Yahoo Esports anchor Travis Gafford and his resident analyst MarkZ, these two will lead you thru an exciting night of uninhibited discourse featuring calls from both casual fans and surpise guests right from the heart of this budding new e-Sports industry. High profile cohost appearances include former collection agent Nick Allen, as well as frequent appearances by Chainsmokers aficionado and notable EULCS bully Kelby May.