Organizer
Garena and Tencent Games[1][7]
Garena's event notices identify it as the competition publisher; VnExpress independently reports Tencent Games and Garena as event organizers.[7]
Tournament edition
The online 2020 Arena of Valor International Championship brought 12 teams from six regions together from November 19 to December 20, with MAD Team defeating Saigon Phantom in the final.

Organizer
Garena and Tencent Games[1][7]
Garena's event notices identify it as the competition publisher; VnExpress independently reports Tencent Games and Garena as event organizers.[7]
Host and dates
Online · Nov 19–Dec 20, 2020[1][3]
The official schedule lists an online event and online regional broadcasts.[1]
Champion
MAD Team; Saigon Phantom was runner-up[3][4][5]
Combined prize pool
Games
Participant scale
Category
Organizer
Partner
GarenaCommercial note
Event organizer and publisher · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[1]
Category
Organizer
Partner
Tencent GamesCommercial note
Co-organizer · Recorded in the 2020 edition.[7]
Broadcast platforms
YouTube, Facebook and Garena Live
The event was broadcast in English, Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian.[3]
The fourth AIC edition moved online during the COVID-19 pandemic and brought together 12 teams from six regions. Garena reported more than 109 million cumulative views and over 600,000 simultaneous viewers across five language broadcasts; these organizer-reported figures use different audience measures. MAD Team won the title after facing Saigon Phantom in the final. All 12 participants now resolve to canonical Arena of Valor Team pages. No edition-specific commercial sponsor was verified in the official event materials reviewed.[1][2][3][4]
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