The eight teams that will be participating in the main event of VCT Indonesia Stage 2 Challengers have been determined, with the likes of BOOM Esports, Persija Esports, and Dewa United Esports set to compete from May 12-29.
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Riot Games announced groundbreaking new plans for VALORANT Esports today, which include the establishment of three international leagues at the highest level of competition for the 2023 season.
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Talon Esports have confirmed the first three members of their VALORANT roster, the organization announced on Thursday.
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FSL has launched the registration process for VCT Game Changers APAC Open 3, featuring a US$5,000 prize pool.
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VALO2ASIA brings to you the roundup of all VALORANT Esports news in Asia-Pacific that made headlines the past week.
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The final set of matches in the group stage concluded with ZETA DIVISION beating Ninjas in Pyjamas to clinch a berth in the quarter-finals. Meanwhile, XERXIA Esports are out of the race with the loss to OpTic Gaming in the decider match.
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VALORANT Esports has revealed the matchups for the first round of the playoffs for VCT Masters 1 Reykjavik.
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Lee “Hate” Ye-hun has returned to DWG KIA’s starting lineup ahead of VCT Korea Stage 2 Challengers, the South Korean organization announced on Monday.
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In the rematch of the VALORANT Champions Group Stage clash, XERXIA Esports justified their win as they took down OpTic Gaming to start their Reykjavik campaign.
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Some of the world’s best teams have already landed in Reykjavík, Iceland, where they will be competing against each other from April 10. Learn more about VCT Masters 1 Reykjavik by the numbers.