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Valorant champions tour 2023: china qualifier.

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• 1.1 Broadcast Talent
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• 2.1 Invited Teams
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• 4.1 Country Representation
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• 12 teams, 4 Invited and 8 Preliminary Stage teams
• Preliminary Stage teams compete in Knockout Round
• Invited teams are seeded into Upper Bracket Quarterfinals
• Knockout Round is Single-Elimination
• Upper Bracket Quarterfinals and onwards is Double-Elimination
• Knockout Round, UB Quarterfinals, LB Round 1 and LB Quarterfinals are Bo3
• All other matches are Bo5
• Top 3 teams will qualify for Champions '23

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VCT Champions China Qualifier: Everything you should know about the event

It may come as a surprise that VCT 2023 - China Qualifier will be the first official VALORANT event in China. Although there are FGC and other third-party tournaments, the China Qualifier will be the first ever Riot-hosted VALORANT event. The tournament is presented and organized by TJ Sports.

Moreover, this will be the first ever VALORANT LAN event in China. Although there will only be four days of doors open to the public, the Chinese VALORANT fans have been waiting for such an experience for a long time. A packed arena is expected at the tourney.

From the official launch date, July 12, to the first ever official LAN event, Chinese VALORANT and its esports is making its first steps. And the close relationship between the game itself and esports should remind everyone of how League of Legends and LPL become the top of the industry. It is worth mentioning that the venue is the same as the press conference that happened on 28, during which VALORANT was officially announced to launch on July 12 in China.

The press conference also announced returning skins and an exclusive skin for the Chinese VALORANT playerbase.

China Qualifier: Everything on the line

The biggest surprise is there will be six best-of-5 matches, instead of the norm of two. The major reason is that the top three in the tournament will qualify for Champions and this is the one and only chance for every team. Therefore, the winner semifinals and loser semifinal will be the additional three bo5s, deciding the teams that qualify for VALORANT Champions.

EDward Gaming: Coming home with pride and glory

Finishing with in the top 6 after a spectacular run at Masters Tokyo, EDG certainly has earned respect from everyone around the globe. Back from Masters Tokyo, EDG did not have any time to rest. Their first match in CQ will be on July 6, facing the winner of Weibo Gaming and Dragon Ranger Gaming . Setting the best record of Chinese teams on the international stage, EDG looks formidable in comparison to other Chinese teams and they are favored to win this event.

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Guide to the VALORANT Chinese League

• Author: Gabby DeSena

2023 marked VALORANT ’s introduction to China and its enthusiastic reception from Chinese players. Within the first week of its release, VALORANT became the second most-viewed game on Chinese streaming platforms and drew a massive player base. VALORANT’s Chinese interface differs from its international counterparts, but the fundamentals of the game remain the same – and as players progress through the ranks, new talent emerges. 

It’s only natural that a Chinese esports scene would develop after VALORANT’s Chinese launch. Let’s explore the structure and key players of VALORANT’s growing Chinese esports league.

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What is the structure of valorant’s chinese league.

As of 2023, the VALORANT Champions Tour introduced a unique qualifier for Chinese VALORANT teams to qualify for the event. 12 teams are invited and fight for the top spot in a hybrid-elimination format. The top three teams in the VALORANT Champions Tour China Qualifier can participate in the greater international VALORANT Champions tour.

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As China is an extremely vast country spanning five time zones and bordering 14 countries, and also has a separate game interface, further national tournaments are developing within the state. A VALORANT Champions Tour: China tournament is in the works.

To progress through China’s new VALORANT esports ladder, teams must first participate in three stages of competition within the VALORANT China Evolution Series. The first portion of the series is known as Act 1: Variation. The top teams of Act 1: Variation qualify for Act 2: Selection and the winners of the Selection stage go on to compete in Act 3: Heritability for all the marbles.

Next, the winners of the VALORANT China Evolution Series Act 3: Heritability will qualify for a coveted place in VALORANT China Ascension – VALORANT China Ascension 2023 is set to take place from December 20th to December 30th.

The first-place VALORANT China Ascension team will participate in the VALORANT China League and secure a spot at the VALORANT Champions Tour.

What are the VALORANT Champions Tour China League teams?

The valorant champions tour china league teams include:.

• FunPlus Phoenix
• Zhang “AAAAY” Yang
• Chang “BerLIN” Po-Lin
• Tang “TZH” Zhehao
• Liang “Lysoar” Youhao
• Kale “autumn” Dunne
• Bilibili Gaming
• Li “rin” Lewei
• Wang “whz” Haozhe
• Zhong “Biank” Jianfei
• Liu “Knight” Yuxiang
• Wang “yosemite” Lei
• Lu “Levius” “Yinzhong
• Ji “Faraway” Peiqi
• Liu “Z1Yan” Zihan
• Wangjia “jNwOw” Ning
• Zie “S1mon” Mengxun
• Simakov “Vici” Ernest
• Cao “Nearly” Bowen
• Wolves Esports
• Yu “12” Yisheng
• Wang “142” Zilong
• Chen “Aprcot” Xiangyu
• Sha “INVINCIBLE” Kaizhe
• Zhang “zzz9” Ziyang
• Xu “Nagi” Nanling
• Cao “SeaWave” Yuzhong
• Cheng “ShowCheng” Yu
• EDward Gaming
• Guo “Haodong” Haodong
• Wan “CHICHOO” Shunzi
• Wang “nobody” Senxu
• Zheng “ZmjjKK” Yongkang
• Zhang “Smoggy” Zhao
• Tang “Muggle” Shijun
• An “SORRYMYBAD” Ziwen
• Zhang “LuoK1ng” Zhanpeng
• Yi “ninebody” Ding
• Shi “AakRR” Yekai
• Cheng “ICE” Wanpeng
• Sun “slowly” Kelun
• Nova Esports
• Trace Esports
• Song “FengF” Xuefeng
• Luo “Flex1n” Rui
• Ho “HeiB” Shun-hei
• Yip “YoU” Man-ho
• Lu “Kai” Zhinan
• Zhao “dynamite” Zihao
• Titan Esports Club
• Li “B1ack” Songtai
• Piao “Kawaii” Min
• Li “qiuye” Runtao
• Wu “Shameless” Hongjie
• Chen “ADe” Ziwen
• Mei “XTian” Zixi
• VCT Ascension China Winner

Additional influential Chinese teams include:

• Royal Never Give Up
• Ali “Swerl” Kobraee
• Liu “xiaonuo” Xiaosheng
• Guang “GuanG” Honglin
• Wang “HaTo” Rui
• Attacking Soul Esports
• Wang “Monk” Haoyu
• Zhang “hfmi0dzjc9z7” Juncheng
• Chen “YHchen” Yu-Han
• Jiang “Bunt” He
• Qu “Life” Donghao
• Ren “Zero1” Mengzhen
• Huang “Yuicaw” Yung-chieh
• Xin “Spitfires” Mingyang
• Ran “Viva” Lifan
• Chen “YiHao” Yihao
• Zhuo “MarT1n” Zhengjie
• Park “stew” Young-chan
• Chae “yoman” Young-mun

Who are some notable VALORANT Chinese league players?

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 20: Haodong "Haodong"Guo of EDward Gaming arrives at VALORANT Champions Los Angeles Playoffs Stage at the Shrine Expo Hall on August 20, 2023 in Los Angeles, California.

• EDward Gaming’s ZmjjKK, better known as “KangKang”, has won fans over with his impressive plays and quirky personality. ZmjjKK is known for his insane reflexes and smart plays – take his back-to-back aces against Rare Atom in China Evolution Series Act 3 as an example. He is one of the best Operator users in the current competitive stage.
• ninebody and LuoK1ng
• TYLOO’s ninebody is skilled at making an impact – his chain kills and utility change the outcome of rounds and are vital for his team. This duelist main stood out when playing for KONE Esports before the group disbanded, and has precise aim.
• Teammate LuoK1ng, also of TYLOO and formerly signed to KONE Esports, supplements ninebody’s aggressive plays with versatile smokes and careful lurks.
• Playing for Bilibili Gaming, yosemite is a former Counter-Strike: Global Offensive pro who has seamlessly brought his skills to VALORANT. He is particularly skilled on Viper and Killjoy and gained international notice earlier this year for two impressive 4k clutches in the VALORANT Champions Tour 2023: one as Viper against NRG Esports, and another as Killjoy against EDward Gaming. His cool and collected plays help keep Bilibili Gaming on the map.

Stay tuned for the VALORANT China Ascension 2023 tournament beginning on December 23rd. This event will determine the final qualifying team for the VALORANT China League, and shape 2024’s VALORANT Champions Tour competitors. 2023-2024’s Chinese VALORANT season will set the precedent for the future of Chinese VALORANT esports – watch closely during this exciting time to see which players, teams and memories will forever impact China’s VALORANT legacy. 

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A China's Qualifier for Valorant Champions 2023

With the approval of the Chinese government regarding the broadcast of Valorant on its territory, It was only a matter of time before Riot Games fully integrated China into its professional circuit. Eager to welcome the country and give it a prominent place on the international sports scene, the studio unveiled the CN Qualifier . The latter, reserved for Chinese teams, will allow the three best representatives from the region to access the Valorant Champions 2023 .

If Valorant was available in France when it was released in June 2020 , not all countries in the world wanted to authorise its deployment, at least not directly. The Chinese government, which is particularly careful about the content broadcast on its territory, especially when it comes to video games, has only authorised the arrival of the FPS by the end of 2022 . It is under the name  无畏契约 or Fearless Contract that the game is now available there and not Valorant.

Shortly after this announcement, Riot Games unveiled the addition of two Chinese teams in the LOCK//IN Sao Paulo bracket, EDward Gaming and FunPlus Phoenix, a tournament that initially included only VCT franchises. This first step was only the beginning of a wider integration of the Chinese community into the Valorant professional circuit, as indicated by Leo Faria , in charge of VALORANT esport, during the press conference preceding the competition:

We are developing a plan for the competitions in China. We don't know yet exactly how it will take shape, but of course we want to welcome the country in the VCT. [...] We will make sure that China has a strong presence in the VCT. Leo Faria, in charge of VALORANT esport

In order to support the development of the Chinese scene, the social networks Valorant Esports China were created and widely relayed this first LAN of the season. As of 23rd February, they even stated that several Chinese teams would be present at the Tokyo Master . In doing so, Riot Games opened the doors of the Valorant Champions 2023 to China, as the winner of the tournament directly earns a spot in the World Championships. In short, it was another step towards associating the region with the professional circuit.

In order to allow more Chinese teams to enter this prestigious tournament, Riot Games is not stopping there. The official website recently unveiled the road map for the coming months in which we discover a Qualifier dedicated to China : the Champions CN Qualifiers.

It will be held from 3rd to 16th July. It will bring together a total of 12 teams , which will be selected through two acts of the FGC Valorant Invitational 2023, a regional tournament. The top three teams will be offered a slot for the Valorant Champions. More information about this stage is expected to be released soon. Will EDward Gaming be able to join the playoffs of the Valorant Champions this year? Only time will tell...

Considering the efforts made by Riot Games to allow Chinese players to shine on the international scene this year, it is only fair to say that the Chinese players will be able to compete on the world stage. not impossible that a new China League will emerge . The idea is already on the studio's radar: at the pre-LOCK//IN conference, Leo Faria said that the region would have enough players to host its own circuit:

We don't know yet, but we think China is probably big enough in terms of player base to have its own league. I think we'll see how the game performs in the market and how the initial competition goes. I think, again, from a historical perspective, looking at the market and the fact that their competitive scenes are very developed, there's a good chance that they will become the fourth International VCT League in the future. Leo Faria, in charge of VALORANT esport

We look forward to seeing how all this develops in the future and how a new Chinese league might influence the global Valorant scene!

What the VCTs Global Title Would Mean for China

The VCT 2023 Grand Finals are approaching, and Chinese teams are scaling international heights, which is important for the gaming community.

Valorant officially launched in China this past July, making the Chinese qualifying teams for the Valorant Champions Tour all the more impressive. As the VCT 2023 continues, the Chinese teams push the limits to stand against the world's greatest Valorant players.

Although involved in the Esports scene for two years, Valorant held its first official event for China in July 2023. Chinese government-related obstacles have restricted the country's representation in Valorant 's international scene. As the championship approaches its final stages, the Chinese teams are eager to demonstrate their skills. With Valorant prohibited from China's servers for two years, it was up to Chinese players to make a name for themselves. Up until recently, these Chinese teams made their way to the international plate without governmental support, and fans back home are closely watching. Even if China doesn't earn the championship title, these professional Valorant players have defied their odds and made their mark on the world stage.

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What Are the VCTs?

Hosted by Riot Games, the Valorant Champions Tour had its first event in 2021. The annual Esports tournament is an international competition to crown the best team in professional Valorant . While Valorant 's appeal increases, this year's tournament stakes are at its highest in history, with a total prize pool of $2.25 million. Apart from being regarded as the most skilled team, the winners of the VCT 2023 will be rewarded $1 million. For comparison, Brazilian team LOUD walked away with $300,000 as first-place winners in VCT Champions 2022.

The remaining teams have undergone difficult matches to reach the current standings in the tournament. From Aug. 6th to 26th, 16 teams will face off in Los Angeles for the final tournament stages. Of these 16 teams, there are five from the EMEA (Europe), four from the Americas, four from the Pacific (Asia) and three from China. Nine of these teams qualified through their respective international league. In addition, four more teams earned their spot through Last Chance Qualifiers in July. The last three qualifying teams come from the Champions China Qualifier, China's first official Valorant LAN event. Unlike teams from other regions, China received its own qualifier event because of the recent approval from its government allowing Valorant to broadcast on its territory. Anticipating the day they would formally qualify and fight for the trophy, the three Chinese teams, EDward Gaming, Bilibili Gaming and FunPlus Phoenix, were ready for the challenge.

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China’s Strict Gaming Regulations

On July 12th, Valorant was published in China under a name that roughly translates to Fearless Covenant. Despite China having one of the largest gaming markets in the world, its government heavily restricts gaming content. Popularity isn't enough to approve a game's release within China's borders. Titles such as Fortnite and Overwatch are unavailable for players in China . Games must undergo a strict approval process to regulate gaming addiction in youth and monitor disapproving content such as violence. China's National Press and Publication Administration, NPPA, oversees licensing for foreign game distribution, including Valorant .

NPPA's approval for Valorant in Dec. 2022 will help stimulate China's gaming market and even local economies during Esports events. Valorant is available for Chinese players through Tencent, a Chinese video game developer and publisher. Owner of Riot Games, Tencent is the top gaming company regarding revenue, beating companies like Sony and Nintendo. As a highly talked-about game in China, Tencent expects Valorant to be incredibly successful in its gaming industry and considers it its " most important game published this year ." Considering the complexity surrounding NPPA's supervision of game licensing, Valorant 's approval is a valuable feat for Chinese fans.

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China Officially Joins the Valorant Scene

Before Valorant officially reached China, players had to find alternative means to play. Chinese players had to use VPNs to gain access to the game and servers outside the country. China's absence of the official game also came with a lack of events and streaming for fans. Lacking a private league, Chinese teams participated in events hosted by third parties. Fans in China had limited access to external international Valorant broadcasts and streams , and China's scene mostly remained within its borders. Without governmental approval, Chinese Valorant existed at the hands of passionate players. Despite facing isolation from the international scene, two teams represented China at an official VCT event for the first time in 2022. EDward Gaming demonstrated their resolve at the East Asia Last Chance Qualifiers and secured their spot in VCT Champions 2022. Although EDG didn't advance further, they were China's first Valorant team to make a global debut.

After receiving a taste of the international spotlight in VCT Champions 2022, China's teams didn't intend to stop there. Though Valorant 's distribution in China came after organizing the VCT 2023 tournament structure, Riot Games ensured China's participation. As a result, Champions China Qualifiers was the first Valorant event to recognize China as its own region and invited the top three teams to qualify for Champions Los Angeles. FunPlus Phoenix faced elimination after losing two matches in the VCT 2023 Group Stage, leaving EDward Gaming and Bilibili Gaming as China's two standing teams. As the Group Stage concluded on Aug. 13th, EDG and BLG made it where no other Chinese Valorant team has ever been, the Champions Playoffs. Beginning on Aug. 16th, fans worldwide will watch the final eight teams compete for survival in a double-elimination bracket.

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Valorant China Making International Waves

Chinese teams EDG and BLG will have to navigate unfamiliar terrain as they rival experienced teams dominating the international Valorant scene. Highly regarded teams, like Brazil's LOUD and United Kingdom's Fnatic, are familiar with the pressures to perform well under international scrutiny. In comparison, some believe China's teams are the outsiders that somehow managed to triumph over teams predicted to win. Fans witnessed these instances this year when EDG defeated LOUD 2-0 at Masters Tokyo, and BLG won 2-0 against NRG during Champions Group Stages. While some regard these performances as the opposing teams having an off day or sheer luck in favor of China, it becomes harder to discredit their successes as the region continues to prevail. Chinese teams manage to compete at and above the same level as some of the world's best Valorant teams despite the gaming disadvantages China faces in their region .

When prospective professional Valorant players got access to the game with its 2020 release, China wasn't even at the starting line. Deprived of a server, Chinese players relied on nearby countries like South Korea and Japan. While regions got to work recruiting their golden rosters and organizing training boot camps, Chinese players were on VPNs searching for feasible ping. Unable to compete in international tournaments, all Chinese players could do was wait on the sidelines. As Valorant teams in China banded together, they depended on other Asian teams to return and took every opportunity to scrimmage together. Teams like EDG used these scrimmages as a secondary way to experience differing playstyles and assess their skills. While these Asian teams likely regarded the scrimmages as just another practice regime, this was the closest China's Valorant players could get to the international stage. Through ad hoc invitations from Riot Games, Chinese teams had some opportunities to join the Valorant Esports scene. However, this didn't change how Chinese teams were underestimated and sometimes disregarded by community members.

What once was considered an unattainable dream for Chinese teams is now painstakingly close to reality for EDG and BLG. Just over a month has passed since Valorant arrived in China, yet Chinese teams broke international ground in 2022. Previously, China was a region with no official ties to the Valorant community, but a July announcement revealed it will host Masters Shanghai in Spring 2024. As VCT Champions 2023 approaches its end, the Valorant community must reward credit where it's due. China, a country once forbidding its play, might have possessed a roster crowned as the top Valorant team in the world. Whether EDG or BLG advances past the playoffs or not, arriving at the stage they are now under the limitations they faced is irrefutably a product of their dedication.

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The 2023 Valorant Champions Tour is an online qualifier tournament for the Chinese region for the VCT champions.

The preliminary stage will be in a swiss stage format, All matches are played in a best-of-three series.

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China Qualifier for VALORANT Champions team list finalized; set to be played offline

Bilibili gaming, funplus phoenix, royal never give up, and team weibo are some of the highlight names to make it to the valorant champions china qualifier..

CHINA – The Preliminary stage for the VALORANT Champions China Qualifier has come to an end, with eight teams securing spots in the main event. 

Furthermore, it has been confirmed that the event will be the first offline VALORANT event held in China and will be played on the Chinese server. This comes after the game received domestic approval in December last year, with the open beta launching just recently on Thursday, June 8.

The twelve-team event is set to run from July 3-16 and hold three slots at VALORANT Champions Los Angeles, the most significant event in the VALORANT Champions Tour 2023 calendar. However, in a scenario where either Attacking Soul Esports or EDward Gaming win the upcoming VALORANT Masters Tokyo, China will receive an additional slot for the Los Angeles event.

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The eight qualified teams will join four invited teams that earned their spots as the highest-ranked teams in the FGC Invitational circuit: Attacking Soul Esports, EDward Gaming, Bilibili Gaming, and FunPlus Phoenix. 

Attacking Soul Esports and EDward Gaming secured the spots for finishing in the top two of FGC VALORANT Invitational Act I. That victory not only qualified them for the upcoming VALORANT Masters in Tokyo but also secured their participation in the Champions qualifier event.

In Act II of the competition, EDward Gaming emerged as the winners but had already secured their spot in the Champions qualifier. This meant there was an additional spot available for another team. Bilibili Gaming, as the next team in line, were granted this spot.

However, since Bilibili had already earned the spot by finishing in second place in Act II, the fourth and final spot became vacant. Instead of giving it to the third-place team, Attacking Soul Esports, who had already secured their qualification in Act I, the spot was given to the fourth-placed team FunPlus Phoenix. 

Trace Esports (previously Totoro Gaming) displayed a dominant performance in the preliminary stage, finishing it without losing a single map. On the other hand, TYLOO gained momentum in the preliminary stage with the addition of two former KONE players, Yi “ ninebody ” Ding and Zhang “ LuoK1ng ” Zhanpeng, as well as former EDG player Han “ Abo ” Bohao. Following closely behind were Monarch Effect, Royal Never Give Up, and Team Weibo. Completing the list with a 3-2 record are Dragon Ranger Gaming, Four Angry Men, and NTER.

Nikita “ d3ffo ” Sudakov’s Gank Gaming were the most notable side to fail in the qualifying process after defeats at the final hurdle in the Swiss bracket. 

The tournament format has yet to be revealed, but more details are expected to be announced closer to the event dates.

The twelve teams duking it out in China are:

For more insights on the Asian VALORANT scene and upcoming content like this, be sure to like and follow VALO2ASIA on  Facebook ,  Twitter  &  Instagram .

Cover photo courtesy of VALORANT Esports China

Staff Writer for VALO2ASIA.COM

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