Valorant and VCT results: every finished esports series

A Valorant result counts maps won, not rounds. The big number on each row is the series score, so 2–1 means the winner took two maps and dropped one. Each map is its own game played to 13 rounds, and the round score on every map sits one click away under the row.

That split matters when you judge a result. A 2–0 can hide two maps settled 13–11, and a 2–1 can include a 13–3 rout on the map the losing side picked. Open the map scores before deciding how close a series really was.

A run of results says more once you read the context around each one. A result at an international event weighs more than a regional one, because every opponent there has already won its way out of a league. A 2–0 over the bottom of a Challengers table tells you less than a 2–1 defeat to a VCT league winner.

Read how the series ended, too. A team that keeps going to a third map is level with its opponents, while a run of sweeps points to a real gap. Once you have a read on form, the Valorant betting odds show how the market sees the next series.

Search for a team or an event to find one series fast. The event filter narrows the archive to VCT internationals, the VCT leagues, Challengers or other events, and the From and To dates hold it to a window, such as one week of a tournament. The format filter separates best-of-ones from longer series.

Every date is shown in your own timezone, and the control above the board switches to another. Catching up on VODs? Turn on Hide scores. The results stay listed with their events and dates, but the scores, the winners and the map scores are covered until you turn it off.