💥 The Lower-Bracket Comeback

Leviatán's road to glory started with a stumble: they fell to Paper Rex in the upper bracket and had to drop into the lower half of the draw. What followed was a relentless run through elimination matches, including their victory over XLG to clinch top 4 and a path through the upper bracket semifinals week. Reaching the grand final from the lower bracket and beating the team that sent you there is as clutch as it gets 💪.

💰 Prize Money and VCT Points

Leviatán bank $350,000 in prize money alongside 6 VCT Championship points. Those points are a massive boost in the race to VCT Champions: the LATAM squad now sit in a much stronger position for the rest of the season. This result also marks the fourth Masters title for the Americas region, while ending the Pacific region's streak of four consecutive Masters victories.

Curious how those VCT points translate into Championship qualification? Our breakdown of the VCT 2027 format and new qualification paths has the full picture.

🌍 What This Changes

This title confirms Leviatán as a genuine world-class organization. Paper Rex showed why they belong at the top too, but the better team won on the day. For the Pacific region, this is a clear signal that Americas is back on top 📈. The Americas competitive scene is as sharp as ever — explore competitive play on Amber.gg to see where you stack up against the field.

The entire VCT Masters London 2026 playoff run, from Day 1 playoffs through to this grand final, has been one of the most competitive international events in recent memory.

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