VALORANT Masters Reykjavik 2022 Grand Final Results
OpTic Gaming beat LOUD in the VCT Masters Reykjavik 2022 grand final, a match that peaked at 1,066,887 viewers.
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AI summaryOpTic Gaming beat LOUD to win VCT Stage 1 Masters Reykjavik 2022.
The grand final peaked at 1,066,887 viewers, the third-highest peak for any VALORANT event.
OpTic finished first with 750 points and $200,000, while LOUD took second with 500 points and $120,000.
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Who Won the VCT Stage 1 Masters Reykjavik Championship?
VCT Masters Reykjavik 2022's grand final between OpTic Gaming and LOUD peaked at 1,066,887 viewers, according to Esports Charts the third-highest peak for any VALORANT event and one of only three events to reach a peak of 1 million viewers in just four matches.
The match sits below Gambit vs. Acend's all-time record of 1.089 million viewers at VCT Champions 2021, and below last year's Sentinels vs. Fnatic at Masters Reykjavik with 1.086 million viewers.
Which Team Won the VCT Stage 1 Masters Reykjavik Championship?
OpTic Gaming vs. LOUD Match Result
The entire event was watched for a total of 33.2 million hours. VCT Masters Reykjavik 2022 Stage 1 ranks third-highest among all events, behind VCT Champions 2021 (46 million) and Masters Three Berlin 2021 (33.4 million). The tournament was also supported by a number of official co-streamers, most notably Tarik and TenZ.
In the grand final, OpTic beat LOUD across three maps total, after having swept ZETA 3-0 in the lower bracket final. OpTic finished the tournament in first place with a total of 750 points and took home the $200,000 prize. LOUD crowned the tournament in second place with 500 points and went home with $120,000. ZETA finished third and Paper Rex fourth, both making their mark on the tournament with strong showings. As the Gamer Papers family, we congratulate all the teams that placed!
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Which Team Won the VCT Stage 1 Masters Reykjavik Championship?
The entire event was watched for a total of 33.2 million hours. VCT Masters Reykjavik 2022 Stage 1 ranks third-highest among all events, behind VCT Champions 2021 (46 million) and Masters Three Berlin 2021 (33.4 million). The tournament was also supported by a number of official co-streamers, most notably Tarik and TenZ. In the grand final, OpTic beat LOUD across three maps total, after having swept ZETA 3-0 in the lower bracket final. OpTic finished the tournament in first place with a total of 750 points and took home the $200,000 prize. LOUD crowned the tournament in second place with 500 points and went home with $120,000. ZETA finished third and Paper Rex fourth, both making their…
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