How to watch VCT Masters Tokyo showmatch: Stream, date, time, teams

Riot Games is hosting a showmatch before the VCT Masters Tokyo final to showcase the new Team Deathmatch mode. Here’s all you need to know about this match.

Excitement is building in the Valorant community for the release of Episode 7, which is bringing many new features to the game.

In addition to a new progression system and Agent 23, a new sentinel, one of the biggest changes is the addition of Team Deathmatch. Hosted by a revengeful robot, the new game mode pits two teams of five players against each other in one of three custom-made maps.

Unlike in normal Deathmatch, abilities can be used in Team Deathmatch, adding another layer of excitement to this game mode. There will also be healing and ultimate orbs scattered around the maps to help players as they try to guide their team to victory.

The showmatch at VCT Masters Tokyo will give the Valorant community the first look at Team Deathmatch, letting players know what to expect from the new mode. Here’s all you need to know about the showmatch so you don’t miss it.

VCT Masters Tokyo showmatch: Stream, date and time

The stream for the VCT Masters Tokyo showmatch is the same as the rest of the tournament as it will be broadcast on Riot Games’ Valorant Twitch and YouTube channels.

According to Riot Games, the broadcast of the grand final will start on June 25 (June 24 in NA) at 12 pm local time (8 pm PT / 11pm ET) with the showmatch, followed by the new agent reveal.

VCT Masters Tokyo showmatch: Teams and rosters

Riot Games has announced that the showmatch will pit a team of Japanese players and content creators against a roster of international talent. Each day, Riot is announcing two more players who will take part in the showmatch.

Version1 star Melanie ‘meL’ Capone, EDG’s Game Changers player Lizhi, and content creators Razzie Binx, Black and helliantv make up the international team.

Content creators Kei ‘SPYGEA’ Takahashi (Fnatic), Clutch_Fi (ZETA DIVISION), SurugaMonkey (DeToNator), Dori (DRX) and MOTHER3 (REJECT) will play for Team Japan.

i can’t believe i’m saying this, but Riot is flying me out to play in the showmatch at Masters Tokyo 🥳

i’m beyond grateful to take part in the final week of Masters, can’t wait to see and interact with the fans + watch incredible valorant in person 🥹 say hi if u c me! https://t.co/iV7Bg7SWQu

— V1 meL (@melanji) June 17, 2023

Team Japan:

• Kei ‘SPYGEA’ Takahashi
• Clutch_Fi
• SurugaMonkey
• Dori
• MOTHER3

Team International:

• Melanie ‘meL’ Capone
• Lizhi
• Razzie Binx
• Black
• helliantv