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Riot Games Announces VCT Pacific Partnered Teams for 2027

Eight teams from across Asia will represent their regions in the upcoming VALORANT Champions Tour.

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Mateo Dela Cruz

October 24, 20263 min read58 views
Riot Games Announces VCT Pacific Partnered Teams for 2027
Riot Games has announced the VCT Pacific partnered teams for the 2027 season.
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Riot Games has unveiled the eight partnered teams for the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) Pacific 2027, each representing distinct regions across Asia. The selected organizations are Crazy Raccoon, FULL SENSE, GAM Esports, Gen.G, Paper Rex, Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ), T1, and ZETA DIVISION.

Criteria for Selection Highlighted

The selection process was rigorous and competitive, taking several months to complete. Riot Games received numerous applications from various esports organizations.

The main criteria for choosing organizations included their potential long-term impact on VALORANT and their ability to engage fans effectively.

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  • Commitment to supporting professional players and the community.
  • Strong fan engagement through compelling content and branding.
  • Focus on sustainable growth.
  • Ability to activate local communities and regions.

The selected teams are expected to enhance the competitive structure of VALORANT in their respective regions, contributing to the game's ongoing growth in the esports arena.

Introducing the Partnered Teams

Each of the eight organizations brings a unique legacy to the league:

  • Crazy Raccoon: A well-known Japanese team with previous international accomplishments.
  • FULL SENSE: A prominent Thai organization recognized for its contributions to VALORANT.
  • GAM Esports: Vietnam's leading esports entity now expanding into VALORANT.
  • Gen.G: A South Korean powerhouse with a strong competitive history.
  • Paper Rex: A Singaporean team celebrated for its aggressive play style.
  • Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ): An established Indonesian organization with a solid presence in VALORANT.
  • T1: A veteran South Korean team known for its success across multiple esports titles.
  • ZETA DIVISION: A Japanese organization that quickly gained recognition in the VALORANT scene.

Riot Games expressed optimism that these partnered teams will help set standards for their regions and foster greater engagement among fans and players alike.