The organization Disguised, founded by popular streamer Jeremy "Disguised Toast" Wang, is preparing to debut in the North American conference of Americas North in 2025.
With an invited slot from Americas, Disguised will enter the tournament arena, but to remain in the league, they will need to defend their spot in the relegation tournament against the top Tier 2 teams in the region by the end of the year.
Why follow DSG's performance?
Interest in Disguised’s participation is driven not only by the popularity of their founder but also by Riot's aim to strengthen the new system of partner organizations in the league. Riot Games is seeking reliable teams with financial stability, making it essential to focus on organizations capable of ensuring high competitiveness and reliable collaboration. Disguised, as a dynamically developing and brand-loyal team, became an obvious choice for testing the new Americas North structure.
New structure and team distribution in the American league
With the introduction of the Americas League, there will be a significant overhaul of the structure — the LCS, CBLOL, and LLA leagues will unite to reflect the concept of the VALORANT Champions Tour with divisions into northern and southern conferences. Tier 2 will be reorganized into a single system: NACL and CBLOL Academy will maintain their positions, while LLA will split into two leagues — Liga Regional Norte (LRN) and Liga Regional Sur (LRS). NACL and LRN will compete for entry into the northern conference, while CBLOL Academy and LRS will vie for the southern.
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The future of Disguised depending on the relegation tournament
Regardless of the results in the current season, DSG will have to defend their slot in the northern conference by the end of the year. If the team loses to the strongest Tier 2 team, they will return to NACL and start their journey anew to once again have a chance at reaching the top division.
Source: Sheep Esports
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