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I won a 1v1 valorant tournament of this webpage 3 months ago and im still waiting for the prize(80$). I contact a customer supporter of the page and he said that they were having issues with my prize, week after week telling me the same thing and when I ask another users they tell me that they're experiencing that too. If you dont want to lose your time, dont play in this page.
I did a tournament which I was winning, I got confused because the system is super badly explained and designed and I lost because I was playing AFK and not putting results waiting for the help of a moderator. I ended up winning the AFK at the end of the tournament and when I went to ask for help they told me that the system was closed and they couldn't help me. The support and the system is rubbish, I do not recommend playing on this platform at all.
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