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Version1 operated a VALORANT team from 2021 until the organization put its brand on hold in December 2023. The team’s competition history remains connected to this Club record.
Club
Version1 was a United States esports organization that fielded teams in VALORANT, Rocket League and Call of Duty before placing the brand on hold in 2023.

Founded
2019
The G2 announcement identifies Version1 as founded in 2019.
Based in
Not publicly disclosed
Signature achievement
Not publicly disclosed
Audience reach
Not publicly disclosed
Ownership
Not publicly disclosed
Current financials
Not publicly disclosed
Category
Public disclosure
Partner
Not publicly disclosed
Commercial note
No current club-level partner list was confirmed in the available sources.
Version1 operated a VALORANT team from 2021 until the organization put its brand on hold in December 2023. The team’s competition history remains connected to this Club record.
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