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Xi Lai Gaming is a Chinese esports organization competing in the VALORANT Champions Tour China ecosystem.
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For partners seeking a China-based VALORANT presence, XLG’s clearest verified asset is a VCT China team that qualified for the 2026 global championship. Riot’s official schedule records 0–2 losses to Karmine Corp on September 25 and Nongshim RedForce on October 1, ending XLG’s Champions Shanghai run in the group stage.[1][2][3]
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