Valorant: Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2: Prize Pool, teams, and more

The Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2 is set to ignite the South Asian esports scene again as eight of the region’s top teams gear up to compete for supremacy, a massive ₹29 lakh prize pool, and crucial Challenger Points. Organized by NODWIN Gaming in partnership with Riot Games, this high-stakes tournament is the second of three pivotal splits leading up to VCT Ascension Pacific 2025. This competition promises three weeks of thrilling action from May 16 onwards.

After the roaring success of Split 1, which racked up over 10 million views, Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2 is poised to raise the bar with more intense rivalries, emerging talents, and high-octane matches. Only the top three teams from this stage will qualify for the LAN Finals, bringing them a step closer to regional dominance and VCT Ascension dreams.

Read on to learn about the prize pool, participating teams, and more about this event.

Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2: Price Pool

The stakes at Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2 go far beyond just bragging rights — with a whopping ₹29 lakh prize pool on the line, every team has something to fight for. Whether it’s about chasing the championship or proving their mettle, there’s a reward waiting at every level. Here's how the prize money breaks down:

Winner: ₹12,15,000
Runner up: ₹6,48,000
Third place: ₹4,45,500
Fourth place: ₹2,43,000
Fifth and Sixth place: ₹1,21,500 each
Seventh and Eighth place: ₹81,000 each.

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All teams in Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2

Eight elite teams will be contesting in Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2. Here are all the participating teams and their rosters:

Velocity Gaming

Russ
Lightningfast
SkRossi
Damaraa
Madelyn
SynX
GodspeedxD (Coach)

Revenant XSpark

Antidote
Rawful
DEATHMAKER
Azys
Georgyy
Venka
Gobz (Coach)

Reckoning Esports

Paradox
Deadly10
Trickyy
Bgg
Moner
Garv
Mojo
Inthra (Coach)

GE Academy

Kibojn
r1seN
Envy2k
LilBOii
Yuvi
SmokeA
aRubyz (Coach)

S8UL

Hellff
k1ngkappa
miz
techno
HYBR1DD
Hoax
HellrangeR

DotExe Esports

RvK
Makaveli
Trinity
deecee
Kohli
TERMI
Sanak
AYAN (Coach)

Asterisk

Bullet
YaSH
haert
Rinsat
Enzyy
Homeboy
PRIME
Sieh (Coach)

XO IND

DOXZ3RRR
tryst
ScaR
Marcai
RozsteR
GauRanG
darksoul (Coach)

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Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2 schedule

The Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 will start on May 16, 2025. However, the schedule of the first matches is known so far. We will keep you updated as soon as the latest schedules drop.

Here is what you must know about the opening matches of Split 2:

May16, 2025

3.00 PM: Velocity Gaming vs Asterisk
6.00 PM: Reckoning Esports vs GE Academy

May 17, 2025

3.00 PM: Revenant x Spark vs XO IND
6.00 PM: DotExe Esports vs S8UL Esports (BO3)

These matchups reflect the diverse talent across the region, from seasoned veterans like Velocity Gaming to rising stars like GE Academy. Every team enters with something to prove, and fans can expect nothing short of thrilling tactical gameplay and clutch moments.

Where to watch the action

Fans can catch every nail-biting moment of Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2 live on multiple platforms. NODWIN Gaming is ensuring a broad reach to cater to viewers across the region:

Twitch: Nodwin Gaming SA
Facebook: Nodwin Gaming
YouTube: Nodwin Gaming SA, Nodwin Gaming, VALORANT India & South Asia

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With professional commentary, expert analysis, and an electrifying atmosphere, the streams aim to bring the LAN energy to digital screens.

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That covers everything you must know about the Valorant Challengers South Asia 2025 Split 2.

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Akash Das is an Esports and Gaming writer at Sportskeeda. Though Akash has a master’s degree in biotechnology and years of experience working as a research associate and graphics designer, his love of video games has driven him to choose a career as a gaming journalist.

It was the venerable Call of Duty and Need for Speed franchises that sparked his love for the medium. Presently, he prefers multiplayer experiences like Valorant and regards renowned YouTuber Shroud as an inspiration.

Apart from gaming, Akash enjoys traveling, go-karting, and long drives.

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Edited by Aatreyee Aich