Valorant Champions is an event equivalent to the world finals of League of Legends. After Masters 2 and Masters 3, Valorant Champions will end the journey in 2021 of Valorant Champions Tour. This year's tournament takes place from 1 to 12/12 with the participation of 16 teams. For complicated epidemics, Riot Games continues to choose Berlin as the host.
The total prize value of Valorant Champions is up to $ 1 million, including $ 350,000 for the championship team, $ 150,000 for the runner -up team and $ 90,000 for the third team. Group A area has the appearance of Acend, Team Envy, X10 Crit and Keyd Stars.
Meanwhile, Sentinels continues to be in Group B like Masters 3 and meet rivals Kru Esports, Team Liquid as well as Furia Esports. Among the above names, Furia Esports has only attended an international tournament for the first time. This is considered an easy -to -breathing group for Sentinels when only the Liquid team is considered the biggest counterweight of the representative of North America.
In Group C, the defending champion Masters 3, Gambit Esports will face the team Vikings, Team Secret and Crazy Raccoon. Even, this is considered an easier group for the Gambit Esports compared to Masters 3. In addition to the two hidden teams of Vikings and Team Secret, Crazy Raccoon is not too strange when ever beaten by Gambit Esports with a score of 2-0 at Masters 3.
Finally, Group D is considered the “death” table with the appearance of Fnatic, Cloud9 Blue, Vision Strikers and Full Sense. The group stage matches of Valorant Champions played in the formula of the winning branch – branch losing. Each table will have 2 representatives who enter the play-off and play in the live format. Every match except for the final final (Bo5) takes place in the form of BO3.
Details of Valorant Champions tables
Group A: Acend (EMEA), Team Envy (North America), X10 Crit (Southeast Asia), Keyd Stars (Brazil)
Table B: Sentienls (North America), Kru Esports (Latin America), Team Liquid (EMEA), Furia Esports (Latin America)
Table C: Gambit Esports (EMEA), Team Vikings (Brazil), Team Secret (Southeast Asia), Crazy Raccoon (Japan)
Table D: Vision Strikers (Korea), Fnatic (EMEA), Cloud9 Blue (North America), Full Sense (Southeast Asia)
