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With the conclusion of VCT Stage 3 Challengers 3, the Southeast Asia VCT regional event has come to an end, with the final week bringing the final puzzle to the 16 teams event of Southeast Asia Challengers Playoffs, which will be held on August 12-22. Two of Southeast Asia’s finest teams will fight with the other 14 world’s best VALORANT squads at Masters 3 Berlin. 

NUTURN, the VCT Korea Stage 2 Champions and third-place finishers at Masters Reykjavik, will not be getting a second chance at Masters Berlin. With a quarterfinal loss to DWG KIA today, they’ve been eliminated from contention.

FSL has announced the registration process for the sixth season of its FSL Open league, featuring the same US$5,000 prize pool spread across the top eight. 

The last week of the open regional qualification for Southeast Asian teams, VCT Stage 3 Challengers 3, will be on its way shortly, with the region’s best teams earning spots in the SEA Challengers Playoffs, marking the first step towards Masters Berlin. They will take last place in the Challengers Playoffs to represent their country.

The Indonesian-Malaysian team capped off their undefeated run from the inaugural edition of the Open competition with a dominant 3-0 win over Galaxy Racer Female in the grand final (Icebox 13-10, Split 13-7, Breeze 13-3). 

The top 8 teams in Korea have been set. Some heavyweights are set to face off on the road to Berlin. The top two teams will represent the region at the big international LAN.

While only Southeast Asia and a small portion of East Asia can currently qualify for the VALORANT Champions, Riot Games and NODWIN Gaming have collaborated to provide a route for teams in South Asia to qualify for the VALORANT Champions at the end of the year with VALORANT Conquerors Championship (VCC).

VCT Southeast Asia Stage 3 Challengers 2 has brought us a surprising and obvious aspect to a mix. Here is an overview of the results and standings for the VCT Stage 3 – Challengers 2 across Southeast Asia!

build on their success from Stage 2 and perhaps represent Japan with another team at the upcoming Masters Berlin.

The VCT Game Changers SEA: FSL Open V Playoffs team list has been finalized following the conclusion of the open qualifier, which saw seven of the eight teams from the previous season requalify, with the exception of Oasis Gaming, who were eliminated in the group stage by Renatus White (formerly known as ‘The Impaler’).