online tournaments

Six teams will participate in an online showmatch in the leadup to the two-day main event at the Yokohama Arena on December 23-24.

Eight teams remain from the starting field of 16 in the AfreecaTV SEA Invitational. Playoffs start from December 1-4.

It has been announced that Todak have pulled out of the AfreecaTV SEA Invitational, with the Malaysian squad set to be replaced by Thai-based Team NKT.  

The partnership between Riot Games and Oceanic esports tournament organizer and broadcaster LetsPlay.Live (LPL) has been renewed for a further two years. 

Four teams, hailing from India and Southeast Asia, will compete at the Skyesports SEA Championship, with a total of US$22,500 on the line for the grand finalists. The tournament is presented by AMD and powered by Ampverse. 

With US$6,000 on the line for the eight confirmed squads, ESL Clash of Nations SEA is now ready to kick off next month on December 8-11. 

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.

Details about the qualifiers for the upcoming AU$10,000 DreamHack Showdown VALORANT Oceania have been revealed.

ESL Clash of Nations, a new VALORANT OFF//SEASON tournament organized by ESL, has been announced, featuring an US$18,000 prize pool.

TEC Challenger Series 9 is now down to its final four teams following the end of the group stage.