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Valorant Series Markets, Round by Round

VCT Pacific, EMEA, Americas and China fixtures sit on one board, with series prices before the veto and round markets that reprice while each map runs. Open your...

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What We Offer on Every Valorant Fixture

Our Valorant board runs VCT Pacific, EMEA, Americas and China, plus Challengers splits and Game Changers series. You can take a series winner, a map handicap, total rounds over or under, first-blood and pistol-round markets, and player props built on kills and average combat score. Each fixture page shows the map veto order before the first pistol round, so you can read

a pick with the veto in front of you.

  • VCT Pacific
  • VCT EMEA
  • VCT Americas
  • Challengers Splits
INSIDE THE ARENA

Inside Our Valorant Match Board

Three parts of the board get opened first whenever a split is running. The marquee series carries the deepest prices, the live round room moves all night, and the outright corner stays...

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Headline Fixture

VCT Pacific Evenings

The marquee Pacific series usually lands late in Pakistan, so we keep the pre-match board open...

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Round-by-Round Repricing

While a map is live our round market shifts with the in-game economy, because an eco...

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Champions Outright Corner

Beyond single fixtures you can back a side to win Masters or Champions outright, and we...

SECOND SCREEN

Following Valorant Series on Your Phone

Valorant is a keyboard-and-mouse game, so our app is built around the parts you handle on a phone: reading the board, checking a veto, and taking a round market while...

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MATCH-DAY HELP

Help While a Valorant Series Runs

Questions do not always wait for a convenient moment, and Valorant fixtures rarely pause for one. These are the three paths that cover most of what comes up once a veto is posted and the first pistol round has gone off.

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Veto and Rule Checks

If a veto changes or a stand-in is announced after you have taken a market, ask the desk what happens next. We route those questions to the esports team and answer from the published series rules.

In-Play Market Help

Round markets move fast and a price can shift while you are entering a stake. If a position does not register, message us with the round number and the fixture, and the team can trace it against the market log.

Account Access Support

Password resets, session expiry and region checks are handled by chat and email through the late VCT Pacific window, with staff on Pakistan Standard Time. Keep your recovery details current so access is not delayed at first pistol.

HOW WE OPERATE

How We Run Our Valorant Markets

Esports pricing lives or dies on whether the board reflects what is actually happening on the server. These six practices are how we keep a Valorant market readable...

Round Log Settlement

Every Valorant market settles against the published round log once a series ends. If a map is replayed or a...

Price Integrity Checks

Round and series prices come from esports trading feeds and pass an internal check before they reach the board. If...

Veto-Change Suspension

When a team swaps a map in the veto, we pull the affected markets and republish once the order is...

Regional Schedule Sourcing

Fixtures come from the published VCT and Challengers calendars, with start times shown in Pakistan Standard Time. If a series...

Account Security Practices

Two-step verification, device checks and session timeouts protect your account while you read markets on the move. We ask for...

Support Hours in PKT

Our desk runs through the late VCT Pacific window, which is when most people here are watching. Chat and email...

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Our Valorant Board Against the Rest

If you have traded Valorant elsewhere, you already know where the gaps tend to show up: a thin market list, a veto you have to find yourself, a timer nobody shows you...

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Round-Level Depth

Many boards end at a series winner. Ours adds total rounds, exact round counts, first-blood and pistol-round lines, so if you follow the economy you have more than the result to price.

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Veto on the Page

The map veto order sits on the same fixture page as the prices. Elsewhere you often chase it across forums and streams, which costs you time before the first pistol round.

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Live Round Timer

A countdown over each in-play market shows how long the current round window lasts. Competing boards often hide that timer, leaving you to guess whether a stake will register in time.

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Regional Leagues

We carry VCT Pacific, EMEA, Americas and China alongside Challengers qualifiers and Game Changers series. Many books list the majors only and skip the smaller splits you actually watch.

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Player Props

Kill totals and average combat score lines sit next to team markets. If you follow a duelist or a controller closely, that gives you a read on one player rather than five.

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Settlement Speed

Series settle from the round log shortly after the final map, and single-map markets grade when that map closes. On slower boards a result can sit ungraded until the following day.

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Pakistan Hours Desk

Support runs on Pakistan Standard Time through the late Pacific fixtures, so a query raised at two in the morning still reaches a person. Elsewhere support hours often close before those series.

Six Things That Define Our Valorant Board

Strip the board back and six things do most of the work for anyone following Valorant here. They shape how a fixture reads, how quickly a...

Full VCT Calendar

Pacific, EMEA, Americas and China fixtures plus Challengers splits sit on one calendar, and you can filter to the league you watch most. Start times are shown in Pakistan Standard Time.

Round Markets

Total rounds, first blood and pistol-round lines run alongside the series price, so a tactical read on the economy gives you an angle a plain match-winner market never reaches.

Live Repricing

In-play prices move between rounds as buy phases change. The market suspends during each round and republishes before the next, which keeps the board honest while a map is running.

Veto-First Layout

Veto order, map pool and starting side sit above the markets on every fixture page. You can form a view on the pick before you look at a single price.

Player Props

Kills, deaths and average combat score lines cover the duelists and controllers you follow. Props grade from the same round log as team markets, so settlement rules stay consistent.

Late PKT Scheduling

Boards open well before the first pistol round even for late Pacific series, and they stay tradeable through the night. You are not waking up to a closed market on a result you already know.

Questions We Get About Valorant

We list VCT Pacific, EMEA, Americas and China, plus Challengers splits and Game Changers series. That mix means a qualifier or a Masters group stage is usually running through the Pakistan evening.

Series winner, series and map handicaps, total rounds over or under, exact round counts, first blood and pistol rounds, plus player props on kills and average combat score. Most fixtures carry these once the veto order is posted.

The market suspends while a round is in play and republishes before the next one, priced on the economy each side holds. A countdown over the market shows how long your window stays open.

We pull the affected markets, confirm the new order, then republish at fresh prices. If you held a position on a map that will not be played, that market is voided and the stake returns to your balance.

Series settle from the published round log shortly after the final map closes, while single-map and round markets grade when that map or round ends. Any corrected result is re-graded before the fixture closes.

If a fixture moves, open markets stay suspended until the new slot is confirmed. If a series is cancelled or a side withdraws with no replacement, affected markets are voided and stakes return to your account.