Major organisers explain the "pre-seeding" process for qualified teams

In a recent announcement, the organizers of the upcoming Major tournament have provided clarity on the "Pre-event Seeding" process, outlining how the qualified teams will be sorted ahead of the competition. This process is crucial for setting the stage for one of the year's most anticipated esports events, ensuring a fair and competitive environment for all participants.

The clarification details that all 17 teams advancing from the European RMRs will be ranked according to the Valve Regional Standings, set to be published shortly after March 4. This method ensures that teams are seeded based on their performance and standings in a transparent and equitable manner.

The same ranking process will be applied to the teams from other regions, including the 5 qualifiers from the Americas and the 2 advancing from Asia. This global approach to seeding underlines the tournament's commitment to maintaining a balanced competitive field, where every team's position reflects their recent achievements and current form.

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Once the teams have been sorted based on the Valve Regional Standings, the specific slot allocation for the tournament will be determined according to the guidelines provided by the organizers. This step is pivotal in finalizing the tournament's structure, including the matchups and the overall bracket composition.

This "Pre-event Seeding" clarification comes as a response to the esports community's queries and concerns, aiming to ensure transparency and fairness in the tournament's preliminary stages. By aligning the seeding process with the Valve Regional Standings, the organizers are leveraging a recognized and respected metric of team performance, which contributes to the integrity and competitiveness of the tournament.