How to get free Valorant Masters Madrid drops on Twitch
Valorant Masters Madrid is Riot Games’ first international LAN for the 2024 VCT season. It pits eight top teams against each other to earn Championship Points. However, players can also gain something while enjoying the prestigious event.
Masters Madrid will feature two top teams from each region battling it out for this year’s biggest event. Players will be able to earn drops for as long as the first Valorant LAN event of 2024 runs. Those watching from home can bag a fancy player card and title during the course of the event.
Valorant Masters Madrid drops include an “N” player title and VCT Push Up player card. Both will be enabled on March 14, when the event kicks off. Curious how to get them? Keep reading.
How to get Valorant Masters Madrid Twitch Drops
You can bag the two coveted items just by watching the tournament.
The Masters Madrid broadcast drops include two items but are split into two sessions. To be eligible for the drops, you must connect your Twitch or YouTube account to Valorant before watching the stream.
- Go to Valorant’sValorant’s official Twitch or YouTube channels, where the events will be broadcast.
- These streams will have “Masters Madrid drops enabled, “keep watching to get the items dropped into your Valorant account.
- To get the title, players should watch the Swiss Stage that runs from March 14 to 23.
- Players should tune into the playoffs game on March 24 for the player card.
If your viewing platform, Twitch or YouTube, is connected to a Valorant account, the dropped items should appear in your inventory the next time you play the game.
How to connect Valorant account to Twitch
- Log in to your Twitch account and go to Settings.
- Click the Connections tab.
- Look for Riot Games under Recommended Connections and select “Connect.”
- Sign in to your Riot account to connect accounts.
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