The time has come for the South Asian region to rejoice, as it finally receives an exclusive Valorant league to compete in. This has been made possible following a strategic two-year partnership between NODWIN Gaming and Riot Games, joining hands to host the highly anticipated Valorant Challengers League South Asia.
This league will run on an annual basis for a duration of seven months from January till July. The current inaugural year will be an exception with the event scheduled to start from March 2023 onwards, carrying a total prize pool of $140,000 USD (INR 1,15,74,859).
NODWIN Gaming and Riot Games have come together to host the Valorant Challengers League South Asia
When it comes to Valorant in South Asia, 2023 has started on a huge high. First, Global Esports and S8UL Esports came together to develop the Valorant ecosystem in India. Now, NODWIN Gaming and Riot Games have entered into a strategic two year partnership to host the Valorant Challengers League South Asia.
Not only will the two bring this event to life, they will also work hand-in-hand to exclusively monetize the Valorant Challenger League in South Asia for Sponsorship and Media Rights.
Valorant Challengers League South Asia is scheduled to start from the first week of March 2023, featuring some of the best teams and athletes from the region who will compete against each other for a total prize pool of more than 1.1 Crore.
In addition to this, the winner will also qualify to play in the Asia Pacific (APAC) Valorant Asencion tournament, where the top teams from ten different Challengers League from across the Asia-Pacific region will compete for a slot in the VCT 2024: Pacific League.
Talking in regards to this partnership, Sukamal Pegu - Riot Games Esport, South Asia, said ”We are extremely excited to partner with NODWIN Gaming to bring this unique esports experience to the region. In the coming months, fans will get to see the highest level of competitive VALORANT in the region being played out in this league and I personally can’t wait to experience it together with VALORANT fans. All the best to the teams and see you in the South Asia Challengers.”
A few words on the same were shared by Akshat Rathee - Co-Founder and MD of NODWIN Gaming, “We’ve been involved with VALORANT since its launch in India and our exclusive tie up with Riot Games to host the mega VALORANT Challengers South Asia for two successive years further validates our standing and expertise in the esports sector. We are super excited to host the League and look forward to an action-packed, adrenaline-pumping, high quality league over months of pure-play esports!”
The higly anticipated exclusive Valorant league for the South Asian region is finally here. This has given a huge boost to the regional teams, marking a path for them to reach the highest tier of competitive Valorant without necessarily being a partnered team.
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