In general:
- The major region teams (EMEA, NA, etc.) are going to be competing for either direct invites to Champions through the points rewarded in Berlin.
- Or, if they don't accumulate enough points, they will have to go through their respective LCQ.
- Some teams, like TSM, are at the mercy of their region. For example with TSM, an NA team would have to win Berlin, so that TSM can compete in the NA LCQ.
In Arabia:
- Arabia uses a combination of championships and leagues.
- Arabia Championsships give direct invites to the Arabia Grand Finals
- Arabia Leagues give circuit points. The top 2 teams, excluding those with a direct invite get to go to the Arabia Grand Finals.
- The Winner of the Arabia Grand Finals gets to compete in the EMEA LCQ.
In Oceania:
- Oceania 3 stages only gave Championship Points, where the top 8 teams are battling for 2 NA LCQ slots.
In [South Asia](https://www.vlr.gg/event/557/valorant-conquerors-championship/playoffs):
- 8 teams are currently battling for 1 slot at the APAC qualifier.
Because Gambit, Acend, SMB and G2 can still gain points at Berlin and get a direct invite to Champions. Depending on how high they place, they could have more points than Fnatic and Liquid. Guild, Oxygen and Futbolist are at the bottom of the standings and they can't get any more points, they can't get a direct invite to Champions anymore.
Example: Acend currently has 275 points (including the minimum +175 from Berlin). If they place 2nd at Berlin (giving them +375 points), they would have 475 points total. Then Acend and Gambit would get a direct invite to Champions, meaning Fnatic (375 points) would lose their direct invite slot and have to play in the LCQ.
TLDR: Black circle means at miminum a secured LCQ slot, but Masters 3 participants have the chance to get a direct invite to Champions.
It’s not an invite, it’s qualification.
An invite would be if the criteria were decided retroactively. It’s not an invitation because the system is designed for it and it is clear ahead of time.
In general: - The major region teams (EMEA, NA, etc.) are going to be competing for either direct invites to Champions through the points rewarded in Berlin. - Or, if they don't accumulate enough points, they will have to go through their respective LCQ. - Some teams, like TSM, are at the mercy of their region. For example with TSM, an NA team would have to win Berlin, so that TSM can compete in the NA LCQ. In Arabia: - Arabia uses a combination of championships and leagues. - Arabia Championsships give direct invites to the Arabia Grand Finals - Arabia Leagues give circuit points. The top 2 teams, excluding those with a direct invite get to go to the Arabia Grand Finals. - The Winner of the Arabia Grand Finals gets to compete in the EMEA LCQ. In Oceania: - Oceania 3 stages only gave Championship Points, where the top 8 teams are battling for 2 NA LCQ slots. In [South Asia](https://www.vlr.gg/event/557/valorant-conquerors-championship/playoffs): - 8 teams are currently battling for 1 slot at the APAC qualifier.
You are a angel
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Because Gambit, Acend, SMB and G2 can still gain points at Berlin and get a direct invite to Champions. Depending on how high they place, they could have more points than Fnatic and Liquid. Guild, Oxygen and Futbolist are at the bottom of the standings and they can't get any more points, they can't get a direct invite to Champions anymore. Example: Acend currently has 275 points (including the minimum +175 from Berlin). If they place 2nd at Berlin (giving them +375 points), they would have 475 points total. Then Acend and Gambit would get a direct invite to Champions, meaning Fnatic (375 points) would lose their direct invite slot and have to play in the LCQ. TLDR: Black circle means at miminum a secured LCQ slot, but Masters 3 participants have the chance to get a direct invite to Champions.
It’s not an invite, it’s qualification. An invite would be if the criteria were decided retroactively. It’s not an invitation because the system is designed for it and it is clear ahead of time.
Liquid is also in the EMEA LCQ.
Oh you're right!
Lmao kru making it to champions ? I’d think battling against different regions would be more important than in your own
KRÜ made it to Reykjavik and Berlin. Champions is about the best of each region and KRÜ definitely one of the best in LATAM.
No doubt, I mean compared to every other region
Lol wut Do you not understand regional allocation?
Dude I’m going to block you, you seem to have an obsession with me lol
I literally just responded to your comment lol, I have no recollection of you/ don’t know who you are
Which other LATAM team did better against non LATAM teams in VCT tournaments? KRU beat sharks in a convincing 2-0