Last weekend was the VALORANT Champions Tour 2021: Stage 3 Masters in Berlin, an international Riot shooter tournament that made its way to Gambit, beating Team Envy 0-3 in the grand final played at Berlin’s Verti Music Hall.
The championship was a huge success among viewers in Spain and Latin America, demonstrating the Spanish community’s interest in the competitive scene of FPS, garnering more than 1.7 million viewers across 9+ programmes.
Additionally, each broadcast averaged 173,759 viewers, a 32% increase over previous Masters played in May. The average views per program reached 171,272 hours, the average views per minute was 17,693 hours, and the maximum watch time for the champion reached 60,568 viewers.
It remains to thank these four, the spirit and passion of these publications, both in front of and behind the camera.
You can’t imagine how PRIDE it is to work with them 💞#VALORANTAmasters pic.twitter.com/gmVBOLB187
— LVPesVALORANT (@LVPesVALORANT) September 19, 2021
The fourth edition of the Rising Series is coming
After the masters, Valorant’s competitive scene is now gearing up for the fourth edition of the LVP-run national competition, the Rising Series, starting tomorrow with the first of the qualifying tournaments that provide access to the group stage.
