Valorant News: Masters Tokyo Format; 3 Teams from Each Region to Appear!

Valorant News: Masters Tokyo Format; 3 Teams from Each Region to Appear!

We have just found out the format for Valorant Masters Tokyo. The event will start on June 11th, 2023. Details about the format are below.

The VCT LOCK-IN event is going on in full force currently. We had Team Secret win an upset match against Team Liquid while 100T beat Edward Gaming to advance in the tournament. However, no matter how entertaining this event is, we have to look forward to the future as well. In this case, we are talking about Masters Tokyo. One spot for the event is reserved for the winner of the LOCK IN event. Who do you think is going to win?

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Valorant Masters Tokyo Format, Teams, and Information Revealed; 12 Teams To Play in Total

As you can see from the above tweet, the event will take place in the middle of June and last almost to the end of it. In addition, 12 teams will play a double elimination bracket which is a good sign following the abhorrent single elimination format of the LOCK IN event.

Three teams from each partnered region (The Americas, EMEA, and Pacific) will play in the event along with two from China. Riot is looking to expand its operations into China. That is why we have two regions exclusively from that region.

In addition, the winner of the LOCK IN event gets a direct spot at the Masters’ event without having to go through any other tournament or matches in between. It’s a direct ticket to the headlining tone of the biggest Valorant events of the year. Teams from each partnered region will have to qualify for the event by winning their respective VCT Challengers leagues.

We do not know how the Chinese teams will qualify for the event. Maybe Riot will hand-pick them or maybe there will be a tournament for Chinese teams to qualify. We will find out soon after the LOCK-IN event ends. For now, the LOCK-IN event reaches its peak as Sentinels face off against Fnatic in the next match. Who are you supporting?

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Adnan Kachwala is a Gaming Journalist working as a Content Writer at The SportsRush. Adnan started covering Valorant when he watched Shroud dominate public matches with his aim. He wanted to write about Call of Duty ever since his first Nuclear in Black Ops II. He has an expertise in FPS games like Call of Duty and Valorant and has been covering them along with other games for more than two years. He has written more than 600 articles on both of those games along with other popular AAA titles. He has a Mass Media Degree with a Specialization in Journalism. Adnan has an expertise writing listicles related to Gaming and reviewing newer releases. When he is not making content, you can find him reading books, creating videos and watching Valorant Esports on Twitch.

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