This past Saturday, October 11th, a thrilling VALORANT showdown unfolded, captivating fans worldwide. The VCT Game Changers Brazil championship, an inclusive tournament for the popular tactical shooter, saw Team Liquid Visa (TLV) clinch a hard-fought victory. Their triumph over MIBR in a best-of-five series not only earned them a coveted trophy but also a direct ticket to the global finals in Seoul, South Korea.
The championship match was a true test of grit and strategy. Team Liquid Visa started strong, grabbing the first map with a confident lead. However, MIBR quickly responded, showing their own strength by winning the next two maps. This put TLV in a tough spot, trailing 2-1 and needing to win both remaining games to take the title. The pressure was immense, but TLV rose to the occasion, refusing to give MIBR any more openings.
The fourth game, played on Abyss, turned into an epic battle of endurance. Both teams pushed each other to the limit, resulting in a marathon match that ended 23-21 in favor of Team Liquid Visa. This monumental win tied the series at 2-2, setting the stage for a decisive final map on Lotus. With momentum on their side, TLV closed out the series with a 13-10 victory, securing their championship status.
Here’s how the map scores broke down:
- Sunset: 13×10 (TLV)
- Corrode: 13×9 (MIBR)
- Haven: 13×11 (MIBR)
- Abyss: 23×21 (TLV)
- Lotus: 13×10 (TLV)
It was thrilling, and we are VALORANT GC champions! 💙
Words cannot describe everything we felt in this final. Your support was INCREDIBLE! It was all we needed to close out this series. The CAVALRY is the best in the world!!
We are once again the best team in Brazil! SO MUCH… pic.twitter.com/k4cI0H9If7
— Team Liquid BR 🇧🇷 (@TeamLiquidBR) October 12, 2025
Beyond the prestige of the trophy and the international travel, Team Liquid Visa also earned a significant cash prize. The VCT Game Changers tournament boasted a total prize pool of R$100,000, distributed among the top eight teams. As the champions, TLV walked away with R$30,000. MIBR, despite their strong performance, took home R$23,000 for their second-place finish. This event highlights the growing competitive spirit and increasing stakes within inclusive eSports.