VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers Global hub: All regions’ schedule & results

The Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) is on the final stretch for 2021, with only one Stage left ahead of Valorant Champions. Here’s everything you need to know about all the action across the globe, including who makes it to Masters Berlin.

• VCT Stage 3 Challengers has concluded, with 16 teams across the world now having qualified for Masters Berlin
• There is still hope for some teams who want to make Valorant Champions with October’s Last Chance Qualifiers

JUMP TO SECTION

• North America
• Europe
• Korea
• Brazil
• CIS
• Turkey
• Japan
• South East Asia (SEA)
• Latin America (LATAM)
• Who has qualified for Masters Berlin?
• How does VCT work?

Valorant Champions Tour 2021: stream

While each region has its own dedicated stream, the best way to stay on top of the action is via the official Valorant Twitch account.

Miss a game? You can catch up with VODs on the Valorant Champions Tour YouTube channel.

VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: North America

• Challengers 1: July 8 to 11
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: 100 Thieves, XSET, Sentinels, Envy

• Challengers 2: July 29 to August 1
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: TSM, Luminosity, Rise, FaZe Clan

• Challengers Playoffs: August 11 to 15
  • Qualified for Masters Berlin: Sentinels, 100 Thieves, Envy

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VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: Europe

• Challengers 1: July 7 to 11
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Acend, Guild Esports, G2 Esports, FunPlus Phoenix

• Challengers 2: July 28 to August 1
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Giants Gaming, Team Liquid

• Challengers Playoffs: August 12 to 22
  • Qualified for Masters Berlin: Acend, SuperMassive Blaze, Gambit Esports, G2 Esports

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VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: Korea

• Challengers 1: July 8 to August 1
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: F4Q, TNL Esports, Vision Strikers, NUTURN Gaming, DAMWON Gaming, Prince, World Game Star, GochuGaru

• Challengers Playoffs: August 6 to 15
  • Qualified for Masters Berlin: Vision Strikers, F4Q

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VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: Brazil

• Challengers 1: July 3 to 11
  • Qualified for Challengers 2: Team Vikings, Gamelanders Blue, FURIA, Sharks Esports

• Challengers 2: July 17 to 25
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Stars Horizon, Sharks Esports, Team Vikings, Gamelanders Blue

• Challengers 3: July 31 to August 8
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Havan Liberty, FURIA, Keyd Stars, Jaguares Esports

• Challengers Playoffs: August 12 to 22
  • Qualified for Masters Berlin: Havan Liberty, Keyd Stars

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VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: CIS

• Challengers 1: July 6 to 10
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Gambit Esports, No Pressure

• Challengers 2: July 27 to 31
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: forZe

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VCT Stage 2 2021 Challengers: Turkey

• Challengers 1: July 6 to 10
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Oxygen Esports, SuperMassive Blaze

• Challengers 2: July 27 to 31
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Fire Flux Esports

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VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: Japan

• Challengers 1: July 10 to 11
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: ZETA DIVISION, BlackBird Ignis, Northeption, Crazy Raccoon

• Challengers 2: July 22 to 23
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: FENNEL, REJECT, Feeling, Insomnia

• Challengers Playoffs: August 12 to 15
  • Qualified for Masters Berlin: Crazy Raccoon, ZETA DIVISION

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VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: South East Asia

• Challengers 1: July 8 to 11
  • Thailand Winners: X10 Esports
  • Philippines Winners: Bren Esports
  • Malaysia & Singapore Winners: Paper Rex
  • Indonesia Winners: ONIC Esports
  • Hong Kong & Taiwan Winners: Griffin E-Sports
  • Vietnam Winners: Steal Your Glory (Team Big BAAM)
• Challengers 2: July 22 to 25
  • Thailand Winners: FULL SENSE
  • Philippines Winners: Galaxy Racer
  • Malaysia & Singapore Winners: UwU
  • Indonesia Winners: Alter Ego
  • Hong Kong & Taiwan Winners: CBT Gaming
  • Vietnam Winners: CERBERUS Esports
• Challengers 3: August 5 to 8
  • Thailand Winners: Sharper Esport
  • Philippines Winners: Oasis Gaming
  • Malaysia & Singapore Winners: Paper Rex
  • Indonesia Winners: BOOM Esports
  • Hong Kong & Taiwan Winners: Five Ace e-Sports
  • Vietnam Winners: EGO
• Challengers Playoffs: August 12 to 22
  • Qualified for Masters Berlin: Paper Rex, Bren Esports

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VCT Stage 3 2021 Challengers: Latin America

• LATAM Challengers Playoffs: August 17 to 19
  • Qualified for Masters Berlin: KRU Esports

Latin America North

• Challengers 1: July 6 to 11
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Six Karma, Infinity

• Challengers 2: July 27 to August 1
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Border Monsters, LAZER

• Challengers Playoffs: August 6 to 8
  • Qualified for LATAM Challengers Playoffs: Infinity, Six Karma

Latin America South

• Challengers 1: June 29 to July 4
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: KRU Esports, Australs

• Challengers 2: July 20 to 25
  • Qualified for Challengers Playoffs: Kaos Latin Gamers, 9z Team

• Challengers Playoffs: August 3 to 5
  • Qualified for LATAM Challengers Playoffs: KRU Esports, Australs

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Who has qualified for Masters Berlin?

16 teams will qualify through VCT Stage 3 2021 for Masters Berlin. The second global event is set to be bigger than the 10-team event in Iceland, and is penned for September 9 to 19.

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How does the Valorant Champions Tour work?

The Valorant Champions Tour allows the best teams across the world to fight their way to the top not only domestically but internationally.

Teams can qualify for the global Masters events by performing well in domestic Challengers stages. Only the very best, however, will be invited to Champions in December ⁠— Valorant’s take on a World Championship.

The format forces teams to excel all year round, with action kicking off in late January and running all the way through.

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