The excitement is palpable as fans eagerly await the Valorant Masters Toronto 2025, the second significant Clash of Valorant for the year. Set to unfold in Canada, this tournament will introduce a new champion, as the reigning titleholders, T1, the 2025 Bangkok champions, have not qualified for this event.
Schedule for Valorant Masters Toronto 2025
The action kicks off on June 7 and stretches until June 22, presenting spectators with over two weeks of elevated competitive gameplay. The tournament will commence with the highly challenging Swiss Stage, where teams will vie for advancement through a grueling series of matches.
Notably, three elite teams — G2 Esports, XLG (XI LAI Gaming), and Rex Regum Qeon — have automatically qualified for the Playoffs, giving them a strategic edge as they skip the qualifiers and head straight into the knockout rounds.
This year, the European teams faced significant challenges, particularly due to unexpected technical difficulties during their VCT Playoffs that caused a week-long delay in seeding matches. Ultimately, Team Liquid secured the final European representation by defeating BBL Esports, officially completing the roster for the Toronto event.
Valorant Masters Toronto 2025 Prize Pool
This season’s competition boasts a staggering $1,000,000 prize pool, coupled with crucial VCT Points that could significantly influence teams’ paths to Champions 2025. Here’s how the prizes are distributed:
- 1st place: $350,000 + 7 VCT Points
- 2nd place: $200,000 + 5 VCT Points
- 3rd place: $125,000 + 4 VCT Points
- 4th place: $75,000 + 3 VCT Points
- 5th–6th: $50,000 + 2 VCT Points
- 7th–8th: $35,000
- 9th–10th: $25,000
- 11th–12th: $15,000
Even teams finishing towards the lower end of the bracket will leave with a solid payout. However, the top teams gain more than just financial reward; they also build essential momentum for the remainder of the season.
Participating Teams and Their Rosters
The competition will feature a dynamic lineup of 12 teams from across four regions: EMEA, Americas, China, and Pacific. Below are the confirmed teams:
EMEA Teams
- Team Heretics: Boo, benjyfishy, MiniBoo, ReiNs, WoOT
- Fnatic: Boaster, Alfajer, Chronicle, kaajak, crashies
- Team Liquid: nAts, keiko, kamo, paTiTek, SerialKiller
Americas Teams
- G2 Esports: JonahP, trent, valyn, leaf, Jawgemo
- mibr: artziN, xenom, cortezia, asapas, Verno
- Sentinels: zekken, johnqt, zellsis, bang, N4RRATE
Chinese Teams
- XI LAI Gaming: Rarga, happywei, YoU, coconut, Viva
- Bilibili Gaming: whyzy, Knight, Levius, nephh, rushia
- Wolves Esports: Spring, yuicaw, SiuFatBB, Lysoar, juicy
Pacific Teams
- Rex Regum Qeon: xffero, Jemkin, monyet, Kushy, crazyguy
- Gen.G Esports: t3xture, Karon, Munchkin, Ash, Foxy9
- Paper Rex: d4v41, f0rsakeN, something, Jinggg, PatMen
The rich diversity in teams and individual skill sets guarantees that Valorant Masters Toronto 2025 will showcase an exciting array of strategies and playing styles, making each match pivotal for fans and players alike.
How to Watch Valorant Masters Toronto 2025
Don’t miss a moment of the action! You can catch all matches live on Riot’s official Valorant Twitch channel. The tournament will feature continuous streaming with expert commentary and live updates throughout the event.
Additionally, co-streamers will likely host watch parties, adding a layer of community engagement to the event. Major content creators such as tarik and Kameto are expected to participate, although the full list of co-streamers will be announced closer to the tournament start.
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