Last NA VALORANT Ignition Series, Pop Flash by B Site

Riot Games just announced the fourth and final North American VALORANT Ignition Series event. VALORANT tournament Pop Flash will be hosted by esports leagues B Site and Flashpoint.

Announcing the Fourth and Final North American Ignition Series Event: Pop Flash, Hosted by B Site and @Flashpoint. Aug 26-30, learn more about the $50k prize pool, participating teams, and casters here:https://t.co/91EUQaQKx8 pic.twitter.com/CYBzuRsAOx

— VALORANT (@PlayVALORANT) August 12, 2020

Pop Flash by B Site

Starting Wednesday, August 26, and ending Sunday, August 30, Pop Flash features eight teams fighting for a $50 thousand prize pool.

B Site’s five founding teams will join the competition while the other three spots were chosen by Riot. In total, eight of North America’s best VALORANT teams will aim to claim the final throne in the 2020 Ignition Series.

The event starts with three days of group stage play with two groups of four teams. During the weekend, Saturday, August 29 starts double-elimination playoffs. The four finals team will come from the top two performers in group stage. Pop Flash currently stars a casting team consisting of Christine “Potter” Chi, Alex “Mauisnake” Ellenberg, Daniel “ddk” Kapadia, and Erik “DoA” Lonnquist.

Pop Flash Teams

Cloud9
Dignitas
Team Envy
Gen.G
Immortals
Sentinels
T1
TSM

Riot Games announced the last Ignition Series tournament, Pop Flash, hosted by B Site.

Image credit to Riot Games.

Last VALORANT Ignition Series

Riot Games worked with third-party esports event organizers to help grow the VALORANT esports scene. The past VALORANT events like WePlay! VALORANT Invitational, PAX Arena VALORANT Invitational and FaZe Clan VALORANT Invitational saw huge success. An interview with Riot Games Head of North American Esports Partnerships and Business Development, Matt Archambault, showcased how much the company wants other brands to get involved.

Being the last VALORANT Ignition Series tournament, fans hold high expectations for this one. B Site’s Twitch channel will primarily host the event for viewers. Although the VALORANT esports scene is just getting started, current success leads the community to believe Riot Games can pull this off. With a developed esports scene for League of Legends, VALORANT Pop Flash will surely grow the community.

Written by Justin Amin