Riot details the VALORANT Champions 2022, which could be in public


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A few days before the launch of VALORANT Champions 2022, the final phase of the season, Riot Games would have chosen a public arena for the competition.

The biggest competition of the year on VALORANT, the VALORANT Champions 2022, set to take place live in northern Turkeyasserts dotesports citing sources close to Riot Games. Planned from August 31 to September 18the final phase of the international circuit will pit the 16 best teams of the season against each other, including the European champions FunPlus Phoenix and Fnatic, but also the Korean DRX, the Americans OpTic Gaming and XSET, or the qualifiers via the Last Chance Qualifier, Team Liquid, FURIA and EDward Gaming.

The playoffs of these worlds will probably be played at the Volkswagen Arena, north of Istanbul and Riot Games would have made this decision to welcome the public during the event (5000 seats). For the moment, there remains an unknown: the place would have been chosen only for the playoffs and not the final phase. The information has not yet been confirmed and the publisher has not launched ticketing for this VALORANT Champions 2022 either. We will find there, among others, only one Frenchman: Enzo (Fnatic).

To know everything about the competition, it’s here.

The participants of the VALORANT Champions 2022

  • Group A – Paper Rex, Edward Gaming, Leviatán, Team Liquid

  • Group B – Optic Gaming, BOOM Esports, ZETA DIVISION, LOUD

  • Group C – FunPlus Phoenix, KRÜ Esports, XSET, XERXIA

  • Group D – DRX, FURIA Esports, FNATIC, 100 Thieves

TOURNAMENT PROGRAM:

  • Wednesday August 31 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Group stage

  • Thursday, September 1 – 3 p.m. TRT // 2 p.m. CET Group stage

  • Friday, September 2 – 3 p.m. TRT // 2 p.m. CET Group stage

  • Saturday September 3 – 3pm TRT // 2pm CET Group Stage

  • Sunday, September 4 – 3 p.m. TRT // 2 p.m. CET Group Stage

  • Monday, September 5 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Group stage

  • Tuesday, September 6 – Break day

  • Wednesday, September 7 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Group stage

  • Thursday, September 8 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Group stage

  • Friday, September 9 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Brackets

  • Saturday September 10 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Brackets

  • Sunday September 11 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Brackets

  • Monday, September 12 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Brackets

  • Tuesday, September 13 – 5 p.m. TRT // 4 p.m. CET Brackets

  • Wednesday September 14 – Break day

  • Thursday September 15 – Break day

  • Friday, September 16 – 5 p.m. CET Lower Semi-Final and Upper Final

  • Saturday September 17 – 5 p.m. CET Lower Final

  • Sunday September 18 – 5 p.m. CET Grand Final



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