The Liga GG will introduce Fantasy GG on October 5, allowing fans to assemble virtual rosters made up of players from CELOL Série A (League of Legends) and VPL A (VALORANT) and score points based on those players’ real-match performances.
What Fantasy GG is and how it changes viewing
Fantasy GG turns individual player performances into points for anyone who selected them in a fantasy lineup. Instead of only supporting an organization, viewers can pick players across teams and gain points as those players perform during official matches.
The feature is the Liga GG’s first integrated fantasy experience for its competitions. It aims to add an interactive layer to broadcasts by encouraging fans to follow individual performances and make roster decisions that matter outside the game itself.
How the game works in practice
Users will choose real players participating in CELOL Série A and VPL A to form their fantasy rosters for each round. As matches play out, those players’ in-game actions will be converted into fantasy points.
Participants are expected to weigh recent performances and matchup prospects when selecting lineups. The same mechanics apply to both League of Legends and VALORANT competitions hosted by Liga GG.
Organizers say the system is accessible: prior fantasy experience isn’t required, and part of the appeal is testing choices round after round to see who made successful picks.
Points feed a public ranking
Fantasy GG includes a leaderboard that ranks participants by accumulated points. This creates a side competition among viewers: who assembled the best lineup, who spotted a rising player first, and who climbs the ranking after a strong matchday.
The ranking transforms individual fantasy success into a shared contest beyond just predicting top in-game performances.
Tool for discovering and following players
League and VALORANT broadcasts often display many unfamiliar names at first. Fantasy GG seeks to accelerate recognition by giving users a reason to watch and track individual players closely.
When a player is part of a user’s lineup, that player’s actions gain extra significance for the viewer, helping them learn roles, spot form swings and deepen familiarity with the league’s rosters.
Launch day will include a live tutorial
Because this is Liga GG’s first fantasy product, the launch on October 5 will feature a live presentation on the league’s channel to introduce Fantasy GG and explain how to participate.
The stream will demonstrate the platform, outline the main rules and walk newcomers through creating their first roster, making the kickoff accessible even to those who have never played a fantasy game.
What starts on October 5
From October 5 onward, CELOL Série A and VPL A match outcomes will continue to determine competitive results in-game, while Fantasy GG will create a concurrent contest among viewers.
Fans build their teams, players compete in matches, performances turn into fantasy points, and those points define positions on the public ranking—adding a new dimension to following the leagues.
