The fourth series of Red Bull Home Ground took place from November 3rd to 5th in Tokyo at the Ryogoku Kokugikan arena, where eight teams from different regions competed for a prize pool, which is always announced with a delay. In the grand final of one of the most interesting offseason events, Fnatic outplayed the star-studded lineup of Cloud9.

It's the second Red Bull Home Ground that has eluded the Cloud9 team; for two years in a row, they have made it to the final and secured second place twice, but that's not the focus now. As expected, the favorites emerged as winners in the form of Fnatic. This marked their second participation in this offseason tournament and their first victory.

The grand final was a tough challenge, as the teams were evenly matched. Initially, it seemed that Fnatic would soon face defeat. However, the talented players of the roster showcased what they are capable of and turned the competition in their favor.

On their Twitter page, the Fnatic team posted proudly, lifting the Red Bull Home Ground trophy.

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Role Results and Prizes of Red Bull Home Ground

• 1st place - Fnatic;
• 2nd place - Cloud9;
• 3rd place - Fut Esports;
• 4th place - DRX.

It was a good warm-up for the teams before the next VCT season. In the end, Fnatic has drawn the mantle of the favorite for the year 2024, and the Cloud9 lineup has areas to work on. European and Asian teams should be wary of these two, as by February next year, they'll have to deal with them.