Ironically, OpTic finished second to Gambit at Masters: Berlin.
Like Gambit, OpTic won an international title and finished second at another international event. OpTic Gaming (the team formerly known as Envy before the two orgs merged) are a close second to Gambit in terms of their place in VALORANT history since 2020. Due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the team hasn't been competing as Gambit lately and it's unclear when or if the players now known as M3C will represent Gambit again. With a regional title, an international title and a second-place finish at VALORANT’s world championship, Gambit have been the best VALORANT team through the game’s first two years. Then, they reached the grand final at VALORANT Champions, the first year-end championship event in VALORANT esports history. However, they did qualify for Masters: Berlin and won it. They won Stage 1 Masters for the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) region and did fairly well in EMEA Stage 2 qualifiers but failed to qualify for Masters: Reykjavík. Gambit’s prowess was rumored for months before they got to face teams outside of Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Taking into account results from First Strike, VCT Masters and Champions 2021 and VCT Masters 2022, here are the 10 most successful VALORANT teams since the game’s release.Īll photos courtesy of Riot Games. So who have been the best 10 teams over this time frame? A points metric similar to the one used to develop Nerd Street’s esports org rankings was used to put together these rankings. The VALORANT Champions Tour kicked off in 2021 and VCT 2022 is ongoing. The end of 2020 saw the first major regional competitions with First Strike tournaments in regions around the world. Organizations began forming teams before the game’s release and competitions started shortly thereafter.
It has been two years since Riot Games released VALORANT on June 2, 2020.
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