If you’re a fan of Valorant esports, then get ready for some thrilling action coming your way in the VCT Ascension Pacific tournament. This event is all about giving one lucky team the golden opportunity to join the prestigious premier league of Valorant.

Now, let me break it down for you. The competition sees the top 10 teams who have emerged victorious in the regional Challengers tournaments battling it out for a coveted spot in the VCT Pacific League next year. It’s a fierce showdown, with representatives from the Philippines, South Asia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, Japan, Thailand (yup, twice!), Indonesia, and Oceania all vying for glory.

If you’re wondering about all the important details, fret not! I’ve got you covered. You’ll find everything you need to know about VCT Ascension Pacific right here. We dive into the schedule, results, standings, format, the teams in contention, and even where you can catch all the action and cheer on your favourites.

NOTE: All Times & Dates will be in (UTC+8)

Details

Date: 28 June – 9 July (UTC+8)
Venues:

• [Group Stage] Pullman Grande Sukhumvit Hotel, 30, 21 Sukhumvit Road, Watthana, Bangkok, Thailand
• [Playoffs] Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, 60 New Rachadapisek Road, Khlong Toei, Bangkok, Thailand

Format

• Group Stage: 28 June – 4 July
  • 10 teams, Two Group of 5 teams
  • Single Round Robin
  • All matches are Best of 3
  • Top 3 teams from each group advance to Playoffs
    • Winner from each group advance to Semifinals
    • 2nd & 3rd placed teams from each group advance to Quarterfinals

• Playoffs: 7–9 July
  • Single Elimination Bracket
  • All matches (excl. Grand Final) are Best of 3
  • Grand Final is Best of 5

Final Results

Teams

• Orangutan – South Asia
• XERXIA – Thailand
• Fancy United Esports – Vietnam
• Bleed eSports – Malaysia and Singapore
• Dplus – South Korea
• SCARZ – Japan
• ONE Team – Hong Kong and Taiwan
• NAOS Esports – Philippines
• BOOM Esports – Indonesia
• Bonkers – Oceania

GROUP STAGE RESULTS

Matches

Group Stage

28 June

2:00 PM (UTC+8) – XERXIA [2] vs [1] ONE Team (Group Alpha)
5:00 PM (UTC+8) – NAOS Esports [2] vs [1] Fancy United (Group Alpha)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – SCARZ [2] vs [0] Bonkers (Group Omega)

29 June

2:00 PM (UTC+8) – Bleed eSports [2] vs [1] Orangutan (Group Omega)
5:00 PM (UTC+8) – ONE Team [2] vs [1] BOOM Esports (Group Alpha)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – Fancy United [2] vs [0] XERXIA (Group Alpha)

30 June

2:00 PM (UTC+8) – Bonkers [2] vs [0] Dplus (Group Omega)
5:00 PM (UTC+8) – Orangutan [0] vs [2] SCARZ (Group Omega)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – BOOM Esports [2] vs [0] Fancy United (Group Alpha)

1 July

2:00 PM (UTC+8) – XERXIA [2] vs [1] NAOS Esports (Group Alpha)
5:00 PM (UTC+8) – SCARZ [1] vs [2] Bleed eSports (Group Omega)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – Dplus [2] vs [1] Orangutan (Group Omega)

2 July

2:00 PM (UTC+8) – Fancy United [2] vs [0] ONE Team (Group Alpha)
5:00 PM (UTC+8) – NAOS Esports [2] vs [1] BOOM Esports (Group Alpha)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – Dplus [2] vs [0] Bleed eSports (Group Omega)

3 July

2:00 PM (UTC+8) – ONE Team [0] vs [2] NAOS Esports (Group Alpha)
5:00 PM (UTC+8) – Orangutan [0] vs [2] Bonkers (Group Omega)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – BOOM Esports [2] vs [1] XERXIA (Group Alpha)

4 July

2:00 PM (UTC+8) – Bonkers [0] vs [2] Bleed eSports (Group Omega)
5:00 PM (UTC+8) – Dplus [0] vs [2] SCARZ (Group Omega)

Playoffs

7 July

7:00 PM (UTC+8) – SCARZ [2] vs [0] Fancy United (Quarterfinal)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – BOOM Esports [2] vs [0] Bonkers (Quarterfinal)

8 July

7:00 PM (UTC+8) – NAOS Esports [1] vs [2] SCARZ (Semifinal)
8:00 PM (UTC+8) – Bleed eSports [2] vs [1] BOOM Esports (Semifinal)

9 July

5:00 PM (UTC+8) – SCARZ [0] vs [3] Bleed eSports (Grand Final)

Where to Watch?

Twitch / YouTube / Facebook / AfreecaTV