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Japan is set to lift its COVID-19 regulations on events starting May, allowing fans to shout and cheer at large-scale events, including at the upcoming Masters Tokyo.

Thirty-two teams will compete in high-stakes matches at VCT LOCK//IN for a share of the $500,000 prize pool.

Thirty-two teams will make the trip to São Paulo, Brazil, for VALORANT’s first international event of the year, VCT LOCK//IN.

Gwangju Esports Series Asia will see the debut of the Gen.G and Talon Esports roster, as well as Ryo “barce” Takebayashi’s first competition since his return to ZETA DIVISION. 

Here are all the teams qualified for the VCT Game Changers Championship, scheduled to start on November 15-20.

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. 

BOOM Esports will be paying a visit to Hyderabad, India, to compete at the VALORANT India Invitational from November 18-20. 

The Riot Games ONE Pro Invitational will be a historic event as it is the first international VALORANT event to be hosted in Asia.

All 12 teams who will travel to Copenhagen, Denmark in the coming days for the second Masters tournament this year are locked in. 

Cloud9 beat FULL SENSE 2-0 in Group D’s lower bracket after losing in the opening round to Fnatic, and have now survived the elimination match.