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Here is the bracket for the EMEA VCT Stage 3: Challengers playoffs

The top four teams will advance to Masters Berlin.

After months of intense competition, the top 12 VALORANT teams in Europe, Turkey, and the CIS have been decided. 

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The EMEA VCT Stage Three: Challengers playoffs will determine which four teams make it to Masters Berlin in September. Over $100,000 in prize money and, most importantly, circuit points also will be on the line. 

From Aug. 12 to 22, teams will compete in a double-elimination bracket. Every match will be played in a best-of-three, except the grand finals, which will be a best-of-five.

Here’s the bracket for the EMEA Stage Three: Challengers playoffs.

Participating teams

The 12 teams competing in the EMEA VCT Stage Three: Challengers playoffs qualified for the event through one of two Challengers events in their respective regions.

European teams:

  • Ascend (Challengers One)
  • FunPlus Phoenix (Challengers One)
  • G2 Esports (Challengers One)
  • Guild (Challengers One)
  • Giants Gaming (Challengers Two)
  • Team Liquid (Challengers Two)

Turkish teams:

  • Oxygen Esports (Challengers One)
  • SuperMassive Blaze (Challengers One)
  • Fire Flux Esports (Challengers Two)

CIS teams:

  • Gambit Esports (Challengers One)
  • Natus Vincere (Challengers One)
  • ForZe (Challengers Two)

Bracket

The top four teams will advance to Masters Berlin. The event will be played in a double-elimination bracket, which means teams will have the chance to redeem themselves if they drop out in the initial rounds of the tournament.

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