Valorant Masters Madrid: Teams, Brackets, Format & Schedule

VCT Kickoff events have concluded across all regions, and we have the names of the teams that have qualified for the first international event of the year, Valorant Masters Madrid. The complete format, schedule, and brackets have been announced officially and you can find them below.

Valorant Masters Madrid Qualified Teams

The top two teams have qualified from VCT Kickoff events from each region for Masters Madrid, and you can look at them below.

VCT Americas

• LOUD
• Sentinels

VCT Pacific

• Paper Rex
• Gen.G

VCT EMEA

• Team Heretics
• Karmine Corp

VCT CN

• FunPlus Phoenix
• EDward Gaming

Valorant Masters Madrid Format

Masters Madrid will be split into two parts, the Swiss Stage and the Bracket Stage. 

Swiss Stage

Swiss Stage will run from March 14 to 18, and teams have been drawn into 4 matches based on the Kickoff results. In the first round, the teams who won Kickoff will be up against the runner ups of a different region than theirs.

Teams who win the first series will move to a 1-0 bracket, and the teams who lose will be moved to the 0-1 bracket. The teams who win in the 1-0 bracket will qualify for playoffs, and the losers will move to the 1-1 bracket.

On the other hand, the winners of the 0-1 bracket will move to the 1-1 bracket, and the losers will be eliminated. Now, the two winning teams of 1-1 bracket will qualify for playoffs as well, and the losers will be eliminated.

Bracket Stage/Playoffs

Playoffs will run from March 21 to 24, in which the 4 qualified teams will be put against each other after a random draw. This stage will follow a double elimination method with each series being Best-of-Three except Lower and Grand Finals, which will be Best-of-Five series. The last team standing will earn the title of Masters Madrid Champion.

Valorant Masters Madrid Brackets

You can find the Masters Madrid brackets below in the image:

Valorant Masters Madrid Schedule

• Mar 14, Thursday - Swiss Stage
• Mar 15, Friday - Swiss Stage
• Mar 16, Saturday - Swiss Stage
• Mar 17, Sunday - Swiss Stage
• Mar 18, Monday - Swiss Stage
• Mar 19, Tuesday - No Matches
• Mar 20, Wednesday - No Matches
• Mar 21, Thursday - Bracket Stage
• Mar 22, Friday - Upper Bracket Finals and Lower Bracket Semifinals
• Mar 23, Saturday - Lower Bracket Finals
• Mar 24, Sunday - Grand Finals