Which teams have qualified for VALORANT Masters Toronto 2025?

Masters Toronto, VALORANT’s second international tournament in 2025, is approaching fast, featuring 12 teams and a $1m (~£769,171) prize pool.

From June 7^th to 22^nd at Toronto’s Enercare Centre, the event promises to deliver high-stakes competition between the top rosters hailing from VCT’s regional Stage 1 tournaments. These are all the teams have qualified for VALORANT Masters Toronto so far.

VCT China’s Stage 1 event is currently heading towards the Playoffs Upper Bracket Final between Wolves Esports and 2024 Ascension team XLG Esports.

Following their undefeated Playoffs runs, both teams are guaranteed a top-three finish and qualification for Toronto. Wolves successfully faced off against Titan Esports Club (2-0) and Bilibili Gaming (2-0), while XLG defeated Nova Esports (2-0) and last year’s Champions winner EDward Gaming (2-0).

The Lower Bracket Semifinal on May 2nd between Bilibili and EDG will now determine who secures the last ticket to Toronto within the region.

VCT Americas is at a similar stage as its Chinese counterpart, with two teams already qualified for 2025’s second Masters. MIBR has had a dominant Playoffs run to reach the Upper Bracket Final, defeating 100 Thieves (2-0) and KRÜ Esports (2-0).

Meanwhile, Sentinels first defeated Cloud9 (2-0). The squad then upset one of the strongest teams in the region, G2 Esports, against all odds, in an intense 2-1 series.

Similarly, after a turbulent Group Stage, 2023 Champions winner Evil Geniuses eliminated Cloud9 (2-0) and KRÜ (2-0) to remain in the lower bracket. On May 3rd, the underdog will compete for Masters qualification against G2.

VCT Pacific’s Stage 1 Playoffs have seen two unexpected squads qualify for Masters Toronto so far. Emerging from the incredibly close Group Omega with 3-2 match scores across all top four teams, Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) defeated DRX in a 2-1 series.

RRQ has now made it to the Upper Bracket Final, where the team will face Gen.G Esports. The Korean roster qualified for Toronto after defeating TALON (2-1) and upsetting BOOM Esports in a dominant 2-0 match.

Pacific’s lower bracket games will kick off on May 3rd, leaving six teams in the race for the final Masters qualification seed.

Due to its late schedule, VCT EMEA has seen no qualifying teams for Masters Toronto yet. The region is still wrapping up its Group Stage, as the final matches were postponed after prolonged technical pauses.

As of now, only NAVI and Team Vitality have secured a Playoffs spot. However, we can assume that the Playoffs will commence on May 8th as planned.

Masters Toronto will be broadcast in several languages starting June 7th. English-speaking fans can tune into the action via the official VALORANT Twitch and YouTube channels.