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Valorant Champions Tour VCT 2021 Schedule and Results

VCT Champions 2021 Schedule and Results

Riot Games’ first official circuit, the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT), is coming to a close, as the VCT Champions is underway from December 1 through December 12 in Berlin, Germany. Sixteen of the best VALORANT teams in the world duke it out for the first-ever world champion title and a cut of the $1,000,000 prize pool. Get the complete VCT Champions 2021 teams list, schedule, and results below.

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The VCT Champions is a double-elimination format, with four groups of four teams (Group A to Group D). All matches are the best of three in group stages, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the playoffs. The playoffs feature eight teams in a single-elimination bracket, with all games being best of three, except for the Grand Final, which is a best of five.

VCT Champions will be live on Twitch and YouTube.

VCT Champions 2021 Teams

Sixteen teams from all over the world compete in Berlin at the offline VCT Champions, including:

  • Brazil: FURIA Esports, Team Vikings, Keyd Stars
  • EMEA: Acend, Fnatic, Gambit, Team Liquid
  • Japan: Crazy Raccoon
  • Korea: Vision Strikers
  • Latin America: KRU Esports
  • North America: Cloud9, Sentinels, Team Envy
  • SEA: Full Sense, Team Secret, X10 CRIT

VCT Champions 2021 Groups

There are four groups of teams in the VCT Champions Group Stages:

  • Group A: Acend, Keyd Stars, Team Envy, X10 CRIT
  • Group B: FURIA Esports, KRU Esports, Sentinels, Team Liquid
  • Group C: Gambit Esports, Team Vikings, Crazy Raccoon, Team Secret
  • Group D: Vision Strikers, Fnatic, Cloud9, Full Sense

VCT Champions 2021 Schedule

December 1

  • 9 a.m. ET: Vision Strikers vs. Full Sense (2-0)
  • noon ET: Vikings vs. Crazy Raccoon (2-0)
  • 3 p.m. ET: Fnatic vs. Cloud9 (2-1)

December 2

  • 9 a.m. ET: Gambit vs. Team Secret (2-1)
  • noon ET: Sentinels vs. FURIA Esports (2-1)
  • 4:20 p.m. ET: Liquid vs. KRU (2-0)

December 3

  • 9 a.m. ET: Acend vs. Vivo Keyd (1-2)*
  • noon ET: Vision Strikers vs. Fnatic (1-2)
  • 3 p.m. ET: Team Envy vs. X10 (2-0)

*Riot Games is deliberating this decision.

December 4

December 5

  • 8:30 a.m. ET: Acend vs. Vivo Keyd (2-1)
  • 9 a.m. ET: Team Secret vs. Crazy Raccoon (2-0)
  • noon ET: KRU vs. FURIA (2-1)
  • 3 p.m. ET: Cloud9 vs. FULL SENSE (2-0)

Acend and Vivo Keyd replay map three, with Acend starting the match up 7-0 as per deliberations.

December 6

  • 9 a.m. ET: Acend vs. Envy (2-0)
  • noon ET: Vivo Keyd vs. X10 CRIT
  • 3 p.m. ET: Sentinels vs. KRU

December 7

  • 8 a.m. ET: Vision Strikes vs. TBA
  • noon ET: Vikings vs. Team Secret
  • 2 p.m. ET: Group A deciders

December 8

  • noon ET: Acend vs. Team Secret (2-0)
  • 2:45 p.m. ET: Team Liquid vs. Cloud9 Blue (Live)

December 9

  • noon ET: Gambit vs. X10 Crit
  • 3 p.m. ET: Fnatic vs. KRU

December 11

  • noon ET: Semifinals

December 12

  • noon ET: Grand Finals

VCT Champions 2021 Results and Prize Pool

VCT Champions includes a total $1,000,000 prize pool spread among all 16 teams, broken out as follows:

PlacePrizeTeam
1$350,000TBD
2$150,000TBD
3$90,000TBD
4$90,000TBD
5$40,000TBD
6$40,000TBD
7$40,000TBD
8$40,000TBD
9$20,000Team Envy
10$20,000Sentinels
11$20,000Team Vikings
12$20,000Vision Strikers
13$20,000Keyd Stars
14$20,000FURIA Esports
15$20,000Crazy Raccoon
16$20,000FULL SENSE

The VCT Champions 2021 results and placements will be updated as the event unfolds.

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