Over the past few years, the established esports arena of Valorant has seen many popular and globally recognized teams. Some have gained popularity long ago and are already losing it, while others are just beginning to gain it. In this article, we have gathered for you the top Valorant teams by the number of matches played over time.

5. FUT Esports

FUT Esports is an organization that started its journey in Valorant at the end of 2020. Although they failed to win a championship title, the team became quite popular beyond their region.

The real breakthrough came in 2023 when FUT Esports became the first Turkish team to reach the highest level of competition – VALORANT Champions. This was a significant event for Turkish esports.

Their success is not limited to the playing field. The record number of viewers reached during the broadcast of the FUT Esports match at VALORANT Champions 2023 – 536,690 people – is evidence of the team's success and broad popularity outside the region.

FUT Esports is a shining example of how talent and perseverance can lead to high results. Their story is a triumph that inspires not only the Turkish esports community but also many others around the world.

Over these long years, the team has participated in 125 matches, placing them 5th in the top by the number of matches played.

• Total prize pool: $307,939
• Team tournaments: 34
• Peak viewership: 536,690

Statistics gathered with the help of Esports Charts

4. Acend

Acend is a Valorant esports team from Europe, founded in 2021. Known for its triumphant victories in the early days of Valorant esports.

Acend became the first in the world of Valorant to lift the Valorant Champions Cup over their heads. Their path to the top was filled with trials and difficulties, but they overcame all obstacles and showed the world that nothing stands between them and victory.

However, after a year of dominance, the organization faced major difficulties as the discipline attracted more and more young talents who quickly put Acend in their place.

Despite the decline in popularity, the European team Acend ranks 4th in the top by the number of matches played.

• Total prize pool: $593,379
• Team tournaments: 20
• Peak viewership: 1,089,068

Statistics gathered with the help of Esports Charts

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3. Sentinels

Sentinels is an American esports organization founded in 2018. They formed their Valorant roster in March 2020, quickly becoming one of the most popular teams in the world.

Sentinels is more than just a team; it's an esports phenomenon dominating the Valorant scene in North America and beyond. Over the years, the club has maintained excellent form, as evidenced by their recent results.

From the beginning, Sentinels positioned themselves as more than just a team – they are a brand, adorned by one of the wealthiest esports organizations in the world. It's no wonder that their popularity and influence extend far beyond the competitive arena.

Sentinels are known for their disciplined approach, capturing the hearts of many viewers. They not only showcase skill but also captivate with their aggressive style, both on and off the arena, in the media.

In addition to their fame, the team has participated in 136 matches, placing them 3rd in our ranking.

• Total prize pool: $863,000
• Team tournaments: 36
• Peak viewership: 1,687,848

Statistics gathered with the help of Esports Charts

2. BOOM Esports

BOOM Esports is an esports team from Indonesia, founded in 2017. In July 2020, they formed a Valorant roster that quickly proved to be one of the strongest in Southeast Asia.

After two long and persistent years of performance, the team reached its peak performance in 2022. Their participation in VALORANT Champions 2022 was their most notable performance, where they placed 14th.

Considering their rich experience in the Valorant esports arena, BOOM Esports failed to meet expectations, both from fans and themselves. Currently, the team ranks among the 2-3 tiers and is no longer part of the major scene.

Throughout its rich history, BOOM Esports has managed to play 151 matches, making it the second team in the top by the number of matches played.

• Total prize pool: $130,948
• Team tournaments: 37
• Peak viewership: 723,348

Statistics gathered with the help of Esports Charts

1. Paper Rex

Paper Rex is an esports team from Singapore, founded in January 2020. They quickly gained fame in Valorant, becoming one of the strongest teams in Southeast Asia.

The team has twice participated in VALORANT Champions and appeared five times in the Masters series tournaments, representing Southeast Asia on the global stage.

Leading this unparalleled roster is f0rsakeN, a player whose name is known to anyone following the world of Valorant. His exceptional skills make him one of the most influential players. Alongside him is Jinggg, whose mastery gives the team an invaluable advantage in the most intense situations.

Among their ranks is also mindfreak, considered one of the best Omen agents in the world. His experience helps Paper Rex overcome obstacles on the path to victory. But the team's success doesn't rely on one player alone – Monyet, the most flexible player on the team, performs well on various agents, adding diversity to the team's strategies. And let's not forget about d4v41's talent, who has repeatedly proven his worth in the team.

Paper Rex is more than just a team; it's a reflection of an aggressive and captivating playstyle that has won the hearts of many viewers. Their performances on the Valorant stage leave unforgettable impressions and promise a bright future for this discipline. The Singaporean club has played 152 matches, surpassing the second place by just one match.

• Total prize pool: $1,093,218
• Team tournaments: 36
• Peak viewership: 1,291,045

Statistics gathered with the help of Esports Charts