THE MAIN VALORANT TOURNAMENTS TO DATE GUIDE

By Gian Marco

Posted on July 13, 2020

The new Riot Games sport, Valorant, completes per month since it was formally launched on June 2nd. Uncertainties climbed around the FPS due to the championships, participation, and the demand for them could be disputed. Because its Closed Beta, the game has attracted professional players from different games. Overwatch and counter-Strike Global Offensive functioned as the foundation for players to announce their exits and migrate to Valorant. As the aspect of the match kicks off so do the Valorant Tournaments.

Since the Closed Beta, organizations and some businesses created tournaments in order to encourage competitiveness within the game on. For the recognition of occasions doors opened up after the launch of the new Riot Games match. For the time being, these events are being held online due to COVID-19. We decided to record some championships that were a victory and took place in Valorant, check below:

VALORANT Ignition Series

Team SoloMid (TSM) is the first team to win an American championship for its VALORANT Ignition Series, the competitive program created by Riot Games. The effort was accomplished on Sunday, June 29 with the title of T1 x Nerd Street Gamers Showdown.

TSM won the VALORANT Ignition Series championship after winning the T1 closing by 3 to 0: 13 to 4 Haven and 13 to 9 at Split. This is the team title this month, which also won the CLG Blitz Cup Lof x DTS Invitational Series, Immortals First Light and # 2.

TSM started competing in VALORANT at the end of May as it obtained the quintet that had been competing for mouseSpaz and that is composed of renowned players that have already competed in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO).

Tayler “Drone” Johnson
James “hazed” Cobb
Stephen “reltuC” Cutler
Yassine “Subroza“` Taoufik
Matthew “Wardell” Yu

RAGE Invitational

First VALORANT championship played in Japan under the seal of Riot Games, the RAGE Invitational finished on with Total JUPITER climbing the Maximum step of the podium after winning Lag Gaming in the Choice.

The team dominated the contest from end to end, winning each of the maps they disputed with comparative tranquility, eligible for two 13 to 1 plus a 13 to 0, this one against SunSister Rapid. The scores were 13 to 6 in Bind and 13 to 8 Ascent.

Total JUPITER, strangely, is the first VALORANT group to be shaped in Japan following the team that competed in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) migrated to Riot’s FPS.

Oshiro “Reita” Ryu
Maruoka “crow” Tomoaki
Takemori “takej” Shogo
Takebayashi “barce” Ryo
Ushida “Laz” Koji
Sawada “JUNiOR” Yuya (Coach)

Immortals First Light

Organized by Immortals, Immortals First Light is still another VALORANT championship that Team SoloMid (TSM) finished in first place. The title was obtained on June 15th.

TSM let out the cry of winner after winning over Cloud9 from the grand final by 2 to 0. While the runner-up was left with $ 3 million bucks for the name, the group obtained a trophy of $ 6 million dollars. Immortals, that finished third at the tournament, received a prize.

TSM surfaced at the competition beating Echo in the quarterfinals two to 0: 13 to 4 Haven and 13 to 3 in Bind. Against 13 to 12 in Bind and Immortals: 13 to 9 in Haven, the same score just in the semifinal. From the decision Team SoloMid made 13 to 8 Ascent and 13 to 5 in Bind. This is the VALORANT championship since it began investing at the modality, at the end of May won by TSM. The first was on Saturday (13th), the second variant of the CLG Bliltz Cup.

Tayler “Drone” Johnson
James “hazed” Cobb
Stephen “reltuC” Cutler
Yassine “Subroza“` Taoufik
Matthew “Wardell” Yu

CLG Blitz Cup

With the involvement of large organizations present at VALORANT, the next variant of the CLG Blutz Cup came to an end with Team SoloMid (TSM) scaling the very top step of the podium. The team won the tournament after beating Gen.G in the conclusion by 2 to 1: 13 to 11 in Haven, 9 to 13 in Bind and 13 to 10 in Ascent. This is the company’s first FPS name.

TSM debuted in the contest. Way 2 French has been the group’s victim in the quarterfinals: 13 to 8 also in Ascent. On the exact same map, the group led by Matthew”Wardell” Yu beat Immortals 13-8.

Tayler “Drone” Johnson
James “hazed” Cobb
Stephen “reltuC” Cutler
Yassine “Subroza“` Taoufik
Matthew “Wardell” Yu

Pittsburgh Knights Tournament Series

Gen.G’s VALORANT team has the power to recover. The team climbed into the top step of the podium of an important championship played in North America: the Pittsburgh Knights Tournament Series. After being runner-up from this CLG Blitz Cup’s next edition this occurred.

The name was won following the team won the grand final together we are terrific by 2 to 0. The achievement earned Gen.G a $3,000 dollar trophy, although runners-up took home $1,500 bucks. China Nguyn completed the podium in third.

Loic”effys” Sauvageau
Anthony”gMd” Guimond
Danny”huynh” Huynh
Michael”MkaeL” De Luca
Keven”PLAYER1″ Champagne
Andrew”Blank” Leverette (coach)

The group’s dominance over opponents continued in the playoffs. Victory over Intensity from the quarterfinals from 13 to 5 and against Large Frames by 13 to 11 in the semifinal. From the conclusion of the winners’ table, 13 to 5 on together we are terrific.

Having arrived at the battle for the undefeated title, Gen.G got the advantage of 1 to 0 to the scoreboard. The competition was that the together we’re terrific and the success came with a 13 to 12 in Bind.

The fad is in the competitive scenario among the FPS, the match is going to be established with that, and that from now on, there will be other Valorant tournaments. Esports organizations are preparing to announce their line-ups and actually begin competing for their places.