Overwatch Duo Boost

Duo Game Boost charges per competitive game played, not per division. You set the number of duo games you want, the booster joins your queue for exactly that many, the order ends.

Like the umbrella Duo Boost service: account never leaves your hands, no credential sharing, you play your role and hero. The difference is the billing unit. Duo Game lets you grab 3 to 10 games without committing to a tier target.

For a full division climb in duo, use Duo Boost (division). For solo carry that bills per division, see Division Boost.

Per-game pricing is for players who want a few duo sessions, not a full tier of climb.

Common uses: finishing a weekly challenge that needs N wins, securing a single tier promo with a teammate who actually carries, or just spending an evening playing alongside someone good. No need to commit to a Bronze-to-Gold target if all you wanted was three solid games.

Same safety profile as the umbrella duo service. You stay on your client, the booster stays on theirs, and the queue duos as normal Battle.net group play.

Per-game wins when the target is 3 to 8 games. Duo division wins when the target is a full tier or more (cheaper per game once the count is high enough).

If account safety is the main reason for picking duo, both modes give the same safety. If price-per-game is the main concern, duo division pricing works out cheaper at scale. For a paid carry in unranked instead of competitive, see Normal Games.