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.
Tier-one VALORANT action returns this weekend with the TEN VALORANT Global Invitational, featuring DRX, EDG, T1, and C9.
Rishi “RvK” Vijayakumar has stepped down from Orangutan and is now open to offers from South Asian and international teams.
Vici was cut above the rest while playing as a Controller with Sengoku Gaming, ending his most recent VCL Japan Split 1 campaign as the tournament’s second-highest-rated player.
Rafi “frostmind” Diandra has been announced as Orangutan’s newest member on a permanent basis after playing for the team since August.
All Gamers have welcomed Kang “BeYN” Ha-bin and Kim “miKa” Jae-ryun into their roster, courtesy of a loan arrangement with DRX.
Eight of the biggest Game Changers teams in APAC will be battling it out in the VCT Game Changers APAC Elite event, all vying for that one coveted berth in São Paulo, Brazil.
This is not the first time Wolves Esports has focused on the Chinese market, as a significant portion of its operations has been centered there.
Dominatus, who reached the finals of VCL Indonesia Split 2, have chosen to separate from Rayvaldo “ray4c” Chandra and the rest of the team.
Kizuna’s withdrawal from VALORANT comes a month after their victory at the 2023 Asia Esports Festival in Kallang Wave Mall, Singapore
Todak became the first team to qualify for the 2024 APAC Predator League, representing Malaysia.
