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The ANZ Valorant Open is the premier regional qualifier for the Pacific circuit. Teams from across Australia and New Zealand compete for a place at the international stage. Day 2 is currently underway with quarterfinals in progress.
Current standings: Chiefs Esports Club 2–0 · ORDER 1–1 · Dire Wolves 1–1 · Gravitas 0–2
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HyperForges' flagship annual event returns to Sydney's ICC for its fifth edition. Sixteen invited teams from Australia, New Zealand, and South-East Asia will compete across three days of intense CS2 action. Spectator tickets are available through the venue box office.
Follow This EventThe Brisbane Esports Festival expands in 2026 with a dedicated League of Legends Cup alongside its traditional multi-game expo format. The event also features developer panels, cosplay competitions, and hands-on demos of upcoming titles.
Follow This EventThe Perth LAN Showdown brings the ALGS competitive format to Western Australia for the first time. Twenty invited trios will compete across two days of matches, with HyperForges providing live commentary and post-match analysis.
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NAVI claimed the IEM Sydney 2026 title with a dominant 2–0 victory over FaZe Clan in the grand final, watched by a sold-out crowd of 21,000 at Qudos Bank Arena. Australian team ORDER made a strong run to the semi-finals, the best result by an ANZ team at an international major.
Read Full RecapChiefs Esports Club secured their spot at VCT Pacific with a convincing 3–1 series win over Gravitas in the ANZ qualifier final. The Chiefs' IGL Ricky "Ricky" Gao was named MVP after posting a 1.42 ACS across the series.
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