Valorant Esports Schedule (VCT)

The Valorant Esports Schedule (VCT) calendar tracks every upcoming professional match in Riot Games’ Valorant Champions Tour, the premier global sports circuit for the tactical first-person shooter. Riot Games operates the VCT as a multi-tiered competition comprising international leagues across the Americas, EMEA, Pacific, and China, with top teams advancing to Masters events and the season-crowning Champions tournament. The calendar consolidates all scheduled fixtures from these leagues and international LANs, pulling match data directly from PandaScore to ensure coverage of kickoff times in UTC and the competing teams. This covers the full competitive year, from regional splits to the global championship held in rotating host cities such as Los Angeles, Berlin, Seoul, or Shanghai. Each calendar entry denotes a single match, listing the two participating teams, the scheduled start time in Coordinated Universal Time, and the stage of competition. During regional league splits, matches typically cluster on weekends, with frequent Saturday and Sunday slates across the international leagues. Best-of-three series are the standard format in regular season and playoff rounds, while grand finals and championship deciders often adopt best-of-five formats. International Masters events and the annual Champions tournament bring together qualified teams from all four regions, staging high-stakes matches that draw global viewership, though the calendar displays every fixture regardless of location. Valorant enthusiasts, team analysts, and anyone who tracks the VCT can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to keep upcoming matches in a personal calendar application, whether that is Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed auto-updates daily so that any schedule revisions, postponed matches, or added fixtures appear automatically, removing the need for manual entry and ensuring every kickoff time is accurately reflected. Subscribers planning watch parties, broadcast viewing, or simply following their favourite team’s progress can rely on the calendar to keep match dates and times integrated into their regular daily schedule without oversight. The calendar draws data from PandaScore, a dedicated esports data provider, and refreshes regularly to reflect the official VCT schedule published by Riot Games. This regular update cycle means that any last-minute roster adjustments, server maintenance reschedules, or broadcast-related timing changes propagate promptly, keeping the sports calendar a reliable reference for the entire competitive Valorant season.