Masters VALORANT Tokyo playoffs bracket and first matchups schedule

Written By Naim Rosinski Content Manager & Editor

Last UpdatedJune 14, 2023 at 08:41AM

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VALORANT Masters Tokyo has concluded its group stage after 4 days of gruelling matches that saw some favorites such as Natus Vincere depart the event. The following teams have made it to the playoffs of Masters Tokyo from the group stage:

NRG Esports
EDWard Gaming
Evil Geniuses
DRX VS

VALORANT Masters Tokyo teams and bracket

Masters Tokyo playoffs bracket. Credit: ValorantEsports Twitter

Following a team draw for the Masters playoffs, the eight teams have been put into pairs in the Upper Bracket of the playoffs. Unlike VCT LOCK//IN, the Playoffs feature a double-elimination bracket meaning that teams will have a chance to make a lower bracket run upon losing their first match in the playoffs.

Masters VALORANT Tokyo matchups

The teams will be starting in the Upper Bracket as we progress through the Playoffs. The first round of Playoffs will see:

June 16

Paper Rex vs. DRX VS | 8 p.m. PT | 11 p.m. ET | 4 a.m. GMT
Fnatic vs. NRG Esports | 11 p.m. ET | 2 a.m. ET | 7 a.m. GMT

June 17

Team Liquid vs. EDward Gaming | 8 p.m. PT | 11 p.m. ET | 4 a.m. GMT
LOUD vs. Evil Geniuses | 11 p.m. ET | 2 a.m. ET | 7 a.m. GMT

Make sure to check out our full VCT Masters Tokyo guide for the full overview of the event. Also, make sure to visit our VALORANT Masters Tokyo event page for everything related to the event including detailed stats such as agent picks!

Featured image photo credit: Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games

Naim Rosinski

A former ESL teacher with a Master’s degree in English Studies that found his drive in esports. Merging a passion for the craft of writing with a never-ending need to out-aim others in the game of VALORANT and Counter-Strike.

Naim began his esports-writing and reporting journey at DailyEsports (now Upcomer), where he was a contributor for CS:GO. More and more enamored with esports, he quickly received a chance to attend IEM Katowice 2019 as press and managed to interview Cath, Lekr0, FalleN, and jkaem, his first dive into covering an event on-site.

With the release of VALORANT, Naim saw potential in Riot Games’ take on a 5v5 competitive shooter and joined Run It Back as a writer. After 3 months, he got promoted to a Managing Editor, managing a team of contributors and held regular brainstorming meetings to get content pumping for 3 years straight. In that time he attended Masters Berlin 2021, as well as VALORANT Champions 2022 as press on-site press.

Now, Naim is a Content Manager & Editor at THESPIKE. He keeps tabs on news, features, and evergreen content production, as well as contributing himself from time to time.

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