Liga GG will launch Fantasy GG starting October 5th, introducing a new mode to follow two of its competitions: the CELOL Series A, from League of Legends, and the Valorant Prime League A (VPL A), from VALORANT.
This will be the first time that Liga GG integrates this type of experience into the championships, allowing the audience to go beyond just watching and cheering for the teams, by being able to build their own lineups using the athletes who compete.
For those who have never participated in a fantasy game, the concept is presented as simple: the user selects real players who compete in CELOL Series A and VPL A to form a virtual team. The performance of these players during the real matches will be converted into points for those who chose them in Fantasy.
This mechanic adds a new dimension to following the tournaments, as it allows the spectator to support an organization but choose a player from another team, or pay attention to an individual opponent's performance due to their inclusion in the lineup.
When building the team for a round of CELOL Series A, the participant must consider which players have the potential for good performance. As the matches occur, the actions of these athletes are transformed into points within Fantasy GG. The same logic will be applied to VPL A, making watching the matches help in making strategic decisions about who to select.
It is not necessary to be a specialist in League of Legends or VALORANT to participate; part of the fun lies in testing the choices and verifying, round after round, whether the bets were correct.
In addition to individual scoring, Fantasy GG will feature a ranking system among all participants. Accumulated points will allow users to compare their performance with that of other competitors, creating a competition that transcends the game server. This adds an element where personal choices enter into competition, and not just the performance of the professionals.
For those who follow CELOL via Olhar Digital this season, Fantasy GG can accelerate the process of recognizing players. By including an athlete in the lineup, there is a greater incentive to pay attention to them, facilitating the understanding of the championship as a whole.
Since this is the first type of experience at Liga GG, the launch will include a dedicated event to explain how it works. On October 5th, there will be a special broadcast on the Liga GG channel to detail Fantasy GG, teaching the public how to participate, showing the platform, and explaining the main rules.
Even for those who have never played, this is seen as a good time to start, as it will be a novelty for everyone. Although CELOL Series A and VPL A will continue to be decided within the game, starting October 5th, there will be a parallel competition among spectators: the player builds the team, the athletes play on the server, the performance generates points, and these points determine the position in the ranking.