The Pacific Kickoff event saw two teams qualify for Masters Bangkok — DRX and T1. While one is a roster filled with young, talented prospects hungry to prove themselves, the second saw a star-studded roster being put together, with some of the most proven talent in Korean Valorant.
Here are all the teams qualified for the VCT Game Changers Championship, scheduled to start on November 15-20.
The “Meraki” squad that represented ZOL Esports since April is now free to explore their options, capriciouS has announced on Twitter.
Eight of the world’s best Game Changers teams will all be present in Berlin, Germany, from November 15-20 to battle it out for their share of the US$500,000 prize pool, with the winner taking home US$180,000.
Riley “Witz” Go is no longer tied to Team Secret after nearly two months on the bench, the 27-year-old has announced.
Team SMG have parted ways with four of their players, the Singaporean organization has announced.
Skyesports has invited a total of ten teams from the Southeast Asian region for the online, invite-only Skyesports SEA Championship, which will begin on November 8.
Former Hike Digital Esports player Micahel “Mika” Setiawan becomes the final piece of the ARF Team roster for VCT 2023.
BOOM Esports will be paying a visit to Hyderabad, India, to compete at the VALORANT India Invitational from November 18-20.
VALO2ASIA caught up with JinNy who currently plays for X10 Sapphire to talk about her career in VALORANT, and transition to an all-female team, among other topics.
The 19-year-old makes a return to the Vietnamese scene with Fancy United Esports.
