VLT, RNTX, RGE Qualify for Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2 LAN Finals

With the OMEN Valorant Challengers 2025 South Asia Split 2 running hot, Velocity Gaming, Revenant XSpark, and Reckoning Gaming have qualified for the LAN Finals. VCL 2025 South Asia Split 2 featured the top eight South Asian Valorant teams, of which only these three teams will fly to Mumbai for the LAN Finals. Apart from the circuit points and the Split 2 championship title, the top three teams will have their eyes on the lion’s share of the ₹29,00,000.

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Velocity Gaming and Revenant to Clash in Upper Bracket Final; Reckoning Awaits in Lower Bracket Valorant Showdown

Velocity Gaming and Revenant XSpark, the only undefeated teams in the group stages of the VCL South Asia 2025 Split 2, will fly alongside Reckoning Gaming to Mumbai for the LAN Finale. Velocity Gaming, featuring the star Indian players, SKRossi and LightningFast, led the victory streak without dropping a single map. Antidote, the IGL of Revenant XSpark, will be in charge of breaking Velocity’s winning streak in the upper bracket finals. 

Reckoning Gaming will be waiting for the loser of the upper finals in the lower bracket. The winners of both games will advance to the Split 2 finale. The upper and lower bracket finals will be played on 31 May 2025, which will be a best-of-three matchup, followed by the best-of-five grand finale on 1 June 2025. The LAN finale will take place at Phoenix Market City, Mumbai.

Sukamal Pegu, Esports Lead, South Asia, Riot Games, shared his excitement over VCL South Asia 2025 Split 2 finals:

Split 2 has continued to elevate the standard of competition in South Asia. The qualified teams have earned their place at the LAN through sheer hard work and consistency. We can't wait to see how the story unfolds as we inch closer to crowning the champions of Split 2.

The winner of Split 2 will receive ₹12,50,000 of the ₹29,00,000, whereas the runners up will get ₹6,48,000. The matches will be streamed live across Nodwin Gaming and Valorant South Asia’s YouTube channels.