The India qualifiers for the Skysports SEA (South East Asia) Championships 2022 ended on 16 November, with Velocity Gaming and Godsquad .
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The India qualifiers for the Skysports SEA (South East Asia) Championships 2022 ended on 16 November, with Velocity Gaming and Godsquad (Global Esports) advancing to the main event, which is scheduled to run from 23 to 25 November. With this, the Skyesports SEA Championship, an official Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) OFF//SEASON event, has entered the playoff phase. Four teams have been locked and two Indian teams will be flown to Bangkok, Thailand to play on a level playing field.Skysports also announced that it will host an exciting Skysports SEA Championship afterparty with top players and creators in Bangkok.
Skyesports partnered with Riot Games to bring you this official VCT OFF//SEASON event with a total prize pool of $30,000 USD. After an intense qualifier stage, four teams made it to the playoff stage which will take place from 23 to 25 November.Four teams made their way to this final stage by playing separate qualifiers for SEA and India. The teams are as follows:
To ensure a level playing field between the SEA and Indian teams, Skyesports will send two Indian teams – Velocity Gaming and Godsquad – to Bangkok so that they can play on the same ping. Skysports also said that both the teams will play from fully equipped bootcamps. Meanwhile, Bled Esports and MITH will play remotely.Commenting on the Skysports SEA Championship – Valorant, Shiva Nandi, Founder & CEO, Skysports said, “Our decision to send Indian teams to Thailand to eliminate ping differences is based on our commitment to ensure top-notch and fair action for fans to enjoy. in line with our commitment.
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Teams from both the regions will immensely benefit from the international exposure. The afterparty is an added glamor to the event We look forward to hosting more cross-regional tournaments in the future as we offer a unique intersection of SEA and South Asian gaming stars.
Meanwhile, Ashish Gupta, marketing lead for India and South Asia at Riot Games, said they expect a lot of exciting new content and experimental formats going into the off//season, as tournament organizers take the reins and introduce new provide opportunities for Teams and stars to rise. “We are excited to have teams from South Asia and South East Asia go up against each other in the Skysports SEA Championship.Fans will have the opportunity to see an intense Valorant game before the VCT Pacific League debuts in 2023,” said Gupta.
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