VCT Champions 2024 to be held in Seoul, South Korea

Written By Naim Rosinski Content Manager & Editor

Last UpdatedFebruary 17, 2024 at 08:40AM

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With the start of the VCT Kickoff events, Riot Games has finally confirmed the host city of VCT Champions 2024. The event will be heading to Seoul, South Korea, the current hub city of VCT Pacific, where the current Pacific Kickoff event has just started. The announcement sees VALORANT Champions venture to the Pacific region for the first time since VALORANT's inception in 2020.

Champions 2024 heads to Korea

VALORANT Champions 2024 will be held from August 1 to 25 this year, with 16 teams present at the event. Teams will qualify throughout the year by accumulating enough Championship Points or by being a top 3 team in the second stage of VCT International Leagues, which will run through June 15 - July 21.

Despite the official announcement, Riot has not named a specific venue for the event at the time of writing this piece.

Riot Games shared a great image to show the VCT 2024 roadmap, including the exact dates of the events. Check it down below.

VCT 2024 roadmap. Credit: Riot Games

With this announcement, all events for the VCT 2024 season have been announced and all dates have been confirmed. The VCT 2024 season dates are as follows:

Kickoff events: February 13 - March 3
Masters Madrid: March 14 - 24
International Leagues Stage 1: March 30 - May 12
Masters Shanghai: May 23 - June 8
International Leagues Stage 2: June 15 - July 21
Champions Seoul: August 1 - 25

Make sure to check out our VCT hub page where you can find all the Kickoff events. VCT Americas and Pacific are already under way. VCT EMEA and VCT China will be launching their Kickoff events on February 20 and 22 respectively.

Naim Rosinski

A former ESL teacher with a Master’s degree in English Studies that found his drive in esports. Merging a passion for the craft of writing with a never-ending need to out-aim others in the game of VALORANT and Counter-Strike.

Naim began his esports-writing and reporting journey at DailyEsports (now Upcomer), where he was a contributor for CS:GO. More and more enamored with esports, he quickly received a chance to attend IEM Katowice 2019 as press and managed to interview Cath, Lekr0, FalleN, and jkaem, his first dive into covering an event on-site.

With the release of VALORANT, Naim saw potential in Riot Games’ take on a 5v5 competitive shooter and joined Run It Back as a writer. After 3 months, he got promoted to a Managing Editor, managing a team of contributors and held regular brainstorming meetings to get content pumping for 3 years straight. In that time he attended Masters Berlin 2021, as well as VALORANT Champions 2022 as press on-site press.

Now, Naim is a Content Manager & Editor at THESPIKE. He keeps tabs on news, features, and evergreen content production, as well as contributing himself from time to time.

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