Esports has transformed dramatically over the past few years, and stakeholders, fans, and officials should be credited for this achievement. They have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that this ecosystem flourishes at even greater scale in the years to come.
Regarding the most recent advancement in esports, VCT Lock in Brazil, where matches will begin with the Alpha Group and be held from February 13 to February 20, 2023
All of the Omega group matches that are played between February 22 and February 27, 2023, will be included in the next stage.
Between the Brazil & LATAM LCQ and #VCT Game Changers, there was no shortage of 🔥 plays.
Check out who took the top spot! pic.twitter.com/NrSJPVlB0o
— VALORANT Champions Tour (@ValorantEsports) April 4, 2022
The top four teams will continue on to the next round of play.
The winning team will receive a spot in the future master’s tournament, which is planned to take place in Japan. A total of 32 teams will compete against one another for the coverted title.
Tickets for #VCT LOCK//IN Brazil are NOW AVAILABLE!
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— VALORANT Champions Tour (@ValorantEsports) December 13, 2022
The Indian esports community has risen significantly, but some viewership statistics have decreased since the BGMI ban. The stakeholders and concerned authorities are waiting for the game to make a successful comeback because if it does, it will once again put the Indian esports business on the map.
Numerous job opportunities in various fields, including coach, player, official, psychologist, and many more, have been made possible by the growth of esports in India.
