NORTHEPTION

NORTHEPTION is a professional Valorant (VCT) team competing in Pacific, active across 2021–2022 (2 seasons) — 67 maps played, a 14–12 series record (53.8% win rate), a peak Elo of 1700. Their strongest map is Ascent (55.6% over 18 maps).

Pro Valorant team stats · VCT 2021–2022 · Pacific · last played 2022-08-13 · Team page ↗

67
Maps
26
Series
14–12
Record
53.8%
Win%
1.01
K/D
202.0
ACS
1.00
Rating
1700
Peak Elo
1611
Cur Elo
Season by Season
Season Regions Record Maps Rds K D K/D ACS KAST Rating Elo
2021 Pacific 6–5 29 663 2,380 2,311 1.03 203.6 71.7% 1.02 1623
2022 Pacific · International 8–7 38 812 2,848 2,842 1.00 200.8 69.5% 0.99 1611
Career Pacific · International 14–12 67 1,475 5,228 5,153 1.01 202.0 70.4% 1.00 1611
Longest-Tenured Players
#PlayerSeries
1. JoXJo  15
2. xnfri  15
3. BlackWiz  15
4. Meteor  15
5. Derialy  12
Best Players by Rating
#PlayerRating
1. Meteor  1.16
2. Seoldam  1.15
3. TENNN  1.04
4. xnfri  1.03
5. Meiy  1.02
Map Win Rate
Map Played Won Lost Win%
Ascent 18 10 8 55.6%
Haven 16 7 9 43.8%
Bind 13 6 7 46.2%
Split 9 5 4 55.6%
Fracture 4 2 2 50.0%
Icebox 4 3 1 75.0%
Breeze 3 2 1 66.7%
Frequently Asked

What is NORTHEPTION's win rate in VCT?

NORTHEPTION holds a 14–12 series record in VCT (2021–2022), a 53.8% win rate across 67 maps.

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Which maps is NORTHEPTION best and worst on?

NORTHEPTION's strongest map in VCT is Ascent, where they win 55.6% (10–8 over 18 maps); their weakest is Haven at 43.8% (7–9 over 16 maps).

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How long has NORTHEPTION competed in VCT?

NORTHEPTION has competed in VCT from 2021 to 2022, 2 seasons in Pacific, playing 67 maps and 1,475 rounds; last active 2022-08-13.

What is NORTHEPTION's Elo rating in VCT?

NORTHEPTION carries a current Elo of 1611 in the VCT Reference model, having peaked at 1700 (in 2022).

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How many maps has NORTHEPTION played in VCT?

NORTHEPTION has played 67 VCT maps across 1,475 rounds since 2021, with a 1.01 team K/D and a 1.00 team rating.

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