Team RayC win Valorant Twitch Rivals Series 1: Final Placements & Recap

The Valorant Twitch Rivals Series 1 saw a host of popular streamers and content creators fighting for their claim in the $50,000 pot. Here’s everything you need about how the tournament turned out, including the final placements.

• Team RayC emerged on top after defeating Team Sonii.
• RayC walk away with $10,000 prize money.
• Team Ploo and Team QuarterJade narrowly missed out after dominant runs.

Twitch Rivals tournaments have become common in a number of esports, including Warzone and Apex Legends.

The inaugural Valorant Twitch Rivals series pitted several of the biggest names in Valorant Twitch streaming against one another, but ultimately it was Team RayC that took the win.

Valorant Twitch Rivals Series 1 Final Placements

Valorant Twitch Rivals Series 1 Recap

As the first ever Valorant Twitch Rivals tournament, the collection of content creators and streamers really came out blazing.

Group Stages (February 24 & March 3) – The group stages saw fan favorites Team aceu, who included Tyson ‘TenZ’ Ngo, drop in fifth place. Despite having the star Cloud9 streamer turned Sentinels saviour, it wasn’t enough to snag them the first place prize.

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Semifinals (March 10) – From here, we saw dominant performances from Teams Ploo and QuarterJade, but ultimately they ended the tournament in third and fourth place, leaving Team RayC and Sonii to fight for the $10k prize.

Finals (March 11) – The 2-1 series saw a lot of back and forth, but RayC eventually pulled ahead. A close 13 – 11 match on Bind sealed what had been an intense series.

Valorant Twitch Rivals Series 1 Teams and Team Captains

A number of prominent streamers and content creators duked it out for the prize. These included acue, fearitself and sonii, who captained the squads. They were joined as captains by moczy, quarterjade, ray__c, ploo and tiffae.

Former Valorant and CS:GO pro players TenZ, n0thing and seangares also featured.

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The full list of teams that participated in the Valorant Twitch Rivals Series 1 is listed below: