You can register now to try and win the €15,000 prize pool via this link. The entire competition will be broadcast on Vitality Twitch channel and we hope to have more information about the cast and the participating teams in the coming days.
Beyond the cash prize, the organization is mainly looking to recruit the future talents who will compose its new Valorant roster. We can imagine that the best players in the world still free agent will be there, which promises high level.
Format
The tournament will start this weekend with 128 teams competing in a knockout bracket. The top eight teams will qualify for the Main Event, which will take place from July 10-12.
The rest of the competition will be divided into a group phase where each team will compete to qualify in the double elimination bracket. The Grand Final — which will crown the winners of the tournament — will be played in BO5.
- Open Qualifier: Sunday 5th July - 5:00am - 11:00am PT
- Main Event - Group A: Friday 10th July - 6:00am - 2:00pm PT
- Main Event - Group B: Saturday 11th July - 6:00am - 2:00pm PT
- Main Event Playoffs & Grand Finals: Sunday 12th July - 6:00am - 2:00pm PT
Vitality has a clear ambition to make a name for itself on the Valorant competitive scene. This first tournament is a way for them to get their foot in the door and recruit tomorrow's talents in order to become, perhaps, one of the best teams on the competitive scene.
G2 continues to form its Valorant roster. After Mixwell and PaTiTek, it's Pyth — also a former CS:GO player — who joins the team. The organization ensures a high level of recruitment and there are now only two places left to take.
