READY UP FOR VALORANT FIRST STRIKE MAIN EVENT IN DECEMBER
And, just as we write these very words, T1 and FaZe are battling it out for better seeding at the Semifinals before the VALORANT First Strike main event, scheduled for early December this year.
The biggest VALORANT tournament to date already has its eight competitors, as the two aforementioned, plus TSM and Immortals made it through the Qualifier stage, to join 100 Thieves, Sentinels, Renegades and Team Envy. They will all now compete for a juicy prize pool of $100,000 total and the opportunity to claim the title of top VALORANT team in the North America region.
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The Road to VALORANT First Strike
The path towards the First Strike main event was a tough one for most teams involved: FaZe Clan had to struggle with -perhaps- the toughest group of all, alongside NRG, TSM and Andbox. They eventually overcame the hurdle and beat Gen.G during the QFs to reach the final main event. T1’s journey was a less complicated one thanks to a formidable player roster. They easily defeated top-rated Cloud9 and Dignitas teams.
Meanwhile. Immortals survived some health crises, such as the sudden exit of ShoT_UP Orlowski. Later on, with the aid of stand-in “Shanks” Ngo, Immortals pushed through and earned their golden ticket. TSM almost just slid through the Closed Qualifies, supported by a highly combative playstyle.
Upon our last check, T1 remains favorite against FaZe in the Semifinal match happening in some hours with a -175 moneyline price. The VALORANT First Strike main event will begin on December 3rd, 2020.
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