If we talk about The Valorant Champions Tour (VCT), it proved to be one of the most important revelations of 2021 in esports competitions. It states that this was due to the remarkable response to its qualifying tournaments, which attracted players from other titles such as CS:GO and Rainbow Six Siege, and fans from many other countries. The first major international tournament took place in Reykjavik, Iceland and proved to be a huge success, with the world's best teams competing to be champions amid the COVID-19 pandemic in a safe environment. × Following this, it is no surprise to learn of several new reports from Chinese platform Weibo, indicating that the Masters tournament for the Valorant Champions Tour, first in 2022, will once again take place in the Nordic country.
VCT Masters 2022 is expected to return to Reykjavik, Iceland
As we all know, a statement was leaked on Weibo by Valorant Esports, and according to this statement, VCT Masters Reykjavik 2022 is now scheduled to take place from 10 to 24 April 2022. Indeed, this latest update will set the schedule to start soon after the Challengers tournament in various regions is over. ,
When this statement was leaked, the event's organizers confirmed that the cause was due to the current state of the pandemic, noting that returning to Iceland would "ensure the success of the event" without putting the participating teams and players at risk. more likely to do".
As we learned from sources, the response from the pro players and the Valorant community to the first Masters in Iceland was overwhelming. The event was a watershed of everything the competitive aspect of this title achieved after it was nominated as the Esports Event of the Year at The Game Awards 2021 during 2021.
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And the saddest part is that once again there will be no spectators to watch the game on stage. However, the publication also stated that live audiences "will continue to be a priority in 2022," so there is still hope.
But it's also true that Riot Games hasn't commented on whether or not the first Masters of the year will take place in Iceland, although judging by all the information available now, it seems like it will only be a matter of time before our The pass will be official confirmation.
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