VALORANT – Sentinels & 100 Thieves qualify for VCT Masters 3

Sentinels and 100 Thieves both qualify for VCT Masters 3. Esports organizations Sentinels and 100 Thieves are the first two North American teams to qualify for the Valorant Champions Tour Masters 3: Berlin. The two teams placed in the top four of the US VCT Stage 3 Challengers final.

Since Sentinels and 100 Thieves are still in the upper division there, they automatically qualify for the International Championships in Berlin, which is going to begin on September 10th in the capitol of germany. Sentinels is the reigning champion of Valorant Masters, so it comes certainly as no surprise that this american powerhouse qualified for VCT Masters 3: Berlin. Only Team Envy managed to give Sentinels some trouble at the North American Challengers tournament.

Sentinels & 100 Thieves are huge

Sentinels won both games in that set with a closed scoreline of 13-11. Star players like Tyson “TenZ” Ngo, the Canadian Player with vietnamese roots, plays for big money at Sentinels. Sentinels are also successful in other Esport titles: for example the 18-year old American Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf is the reigning Fortnite champion who also got his own skin in Epics legendary battle royale game. He is signed with the Esports organization since March 2019 and has been competing since he was 16 years old.

On the other side we have 100 Thieves which is one of the most well known organizations in the esports scene led by Call of Duty-Legend Nadeshot. The team defeated FaZe 13-6 and 13-9, then went on to beat XSET with two exciting games of 13-11 that almost went into overtime.

Sentinels and 100 Thieves are the second duo to secure a ticket to VCT Masters 3: Berlin. Previously, Vision Strikers and F4Q from South Korea qualified for the international tournament, where the best teams in the world will compete against each other and we are already super excited to see how strong each region is playing.

We will have to wait and be patient to see who will participate in VCT Masters 3 in Berlin. The EMEA Stage 3 Challengers playoffs started yesterday and next week sunday, on August 22nd we will know exactly which teams have qualified. So far European Team Acend led by Mehmet “cNed” Yağız İpek seems to be a strong favorite, just like G2 Esports, but we are going to see many other strong teams that are going to give their everything in the matches