At the end of the series of Last Chance Qualifiers of European, North America, APAC and Latin America, the last 4 names attending Valorant Champions have been identified as Team Liquid, Cloud9 Blue, Full Sense and Furia Esports. Due to the influence of the epidemic, Riot Games continues to choose Berlin as the Valorant Champions venue.
The latest event held in Berlin is Masters 3, where Gambit Esports has stepped on the championship. After the Challengers, Masters à Last Chance Qualifiers tense, Valorant's 2021 journey is gradually coming to an end. 16 teams will compete in 12 days to find the first world champion of the Valorant game.
In particular, 4 European teams are Gambit Esports, Fnatic, Acend and Team Liquid. Representatives of North America include Sentinels, Team Envy and Cloud9. Southeast Asia has 3 representatives: X10 Esports, Team Secret and Full Sense. Meanwhile, Crazy Raccoon is the only team representing Japan to attend this year's tournament.
The remaining teams are present in Valorant Champions including Kru Esports (Latin America), Vivo Keyd, Team Vikings, Furia Esports (Brazil) and Vision Strikers (South Korea). At this time, Riot Games has not yet announced the prize structure and formula of Valorant Champions. However, it is likely that this event will continue to play with the Winning – Branch Formula.
All details about the schedule, rankings, and results of Valorant Champions will be constantly updated on Thethao.vn.
Details of 16 teams attending Valorant Champions
Europe: Gambit Esports, Fnatic, Acend, Team Liquid
North America: Sentinels, Team Envy, Cloud9 Blue
Southeast Asia: X10 Esports, Team Secret, Full Sense
Brazil: Team Vikings, Vivo Keyd, Furia Esports
Latin America: Kru esports
Japan: Crazy Raccon
Korea: Vision Strikers
