November VRS Rankings Update: Team Spirit dropped from 1st to 5th place, while MOUZ took the top spot
Today, November 2, Valve released the latest version of the VRS, which will determine the invitations for PGL Major Singapore 2026, BLAST Bounty 2027 Season 1, and PGL Cluj-Napoca 2027.
Team Spirit lost its top spot in the rankings after four months at the top. The top 30 now includes 1w Team, PARIVISION, The MongolZ, HOTU, fnatic, and DENDELE.
The top 30 of the global VRS rankings as of November 2:
- MOUZ — 1960;
- Team Vitality — 1,922;
- FURIA — 1,912;
- Aurora Gaming — 1,860;
- Team Spirit — 1,842;
- BetBoom Team — 1,786;
- Team Falcons — 1,764;
- FUT Esports — 1,721;
- Legacy — 1,662;
- Nemiga Gaming — 1,650;
- G2 Esports — 1,616;
- 1w Team — 1,598;
- Natus Vincere — 1,589;
- Astralis — 1,572;
- Ninjas in Pyjamas — 1,564;
- PARIVISION — 1,560;
- The MongolZ — 1,554;
- HEROIC — 1,548;
- MIBR — 1,546;
- FaZe Clan — 1,539;
- Team Liquid — 1,528;
- Eternal Fire — 1,513;
- 100 Thieves — 1,511;
- 9z Team — 1,490;
- M80 — 1,489;
- HOTU — 1,488;
- fnatic — 1,488;
- B8 — 1,472;
- DENDELE — 1,466;
- Inner Circle — 1,423.
Virtus.pro is in 31st place. Earlier, commentator Chad “SPUNJ” Burchill identified the main problem with the Asian VRS—in his opinion, the ranking does not accurately measure the strength of local teams. “The developers should modify the system to account for the region’s unique characteristics,” SPUNJ believes.
Photo: Valve.
