FULL SENSE is the first known participant in the AfreecaTV VALORANT LEAGUE

The initial qualifiers for the AfreecaTV VALORANT LEAGUE concluded today, having taken place in Thailand. Over the course of two weeks, 12 teams battled for a prize pool of $6,991 and a single invitation to a future event. As a result, the organization FULL SENSE claimed victory in the grand finals of the qualifiers, securing the first slot in the aforementioned tournament.

The Thai club faced a tough journey in the current qualifiers. Having received a direct invitation from the organizers, FULL SENSE players began their performance directly from the quarterfinals, bypassing the first knockout round. After an easy 2-0 victory over Gelida, the team met the XERXIA top and consequently lost 0-2, moving to the lower bracket. In the losers’ bracket, the team firmly decided to take revenge on past opponents, who were the main candidates for the grand finals at that time. Thanks to a series of victories over Attack All Around 2-0, Team NKT 2-0, and Made in Thailand 2-0, FULL SENSE players found themselves in the finals where their former opponents were waiting. After five intense maps, FULL SENSE managed to overcome XERXIA with a score of 3-2, thus earning a prize of $2,796 and the main reward – an invitation to the AfreecaTV VALORANT LEAGUE.

What is AfreecaTV VALORANT LEAGUE?

The AfreecaTV Valorant League is one of the largest events of many in the OFF//SEASON inter-season, organized by AfreecaTV. It is a well-known Korean video hosting platform, comparable to Twitch, which facilitates events for StarCraft 1 and 2, as well as League of Legends. In the upcoming Valorant League tournament, which will take place from December 5 to 12, 2023, 8 teams from 6 different countries will participate, all of which are still unknown. It is also unclear whether all future participants will go through the qualifications, or perhaps AfreecaTV will give out several direct invitations. The tournament will be held in Seoul at the home arena of the organizers Afreeca Colosseum, and the main prize that 8 teams will compete for is $80,000, which is a substantial amount for inter-season standards.

So far, these are all the details of the upcoming event. Continue to follow our portal to find out more details about the participants, the format of the event, and the composition of the tournament in Seoul in the future.

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