| Achievements | 1 |
|---|---|
| Country | France  |
| Region | Europe |
| World Ranking | – |
| Matches | 46 / 46 |
| Win Rate | 30% / 30% |
| Current streak | – |
| Record win streak | 3 () |
| Record lose streak | 7 () |
| Earned | $1066 / $1066 |
| MVP | – |
3DMAX
3DMAX is a French Valorant team competing in the European region. Since their first match on January 14th, 2023, they've played approximately 50 matches, achieving a win rate of around 30%. Their most significant accomplishment to date is a 3rd place finish at the Coupe De France 2023, earning them approximately $1000 in prize money. While they haven't yet achieved top rankings in larger tournaments, their consistent participation and recent bronze medal show promise for their future performance.
* this description is based on data from the Escorenews database
3DMAX Roster
BaWaN
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davidp stand-in
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rodeN stand-in
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CyvOph stand-in
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Veqaj stand-in
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3D World Ranking
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About team
Throughout 2023, 3DMAX participated in three tournaments, receiving direct invitations to two of them. Their tournament history includes the VALORANT Champions Tour 2023 France Revolution Stage 1 & 2 Challengers, where they didn't place, and the Coupe De France 2023, resulting in their bronze medal finish. This demonstrates a steady progression, though they are still working towards consistent high placements in major competitions.
3DMAX has seen a considerable roster turnover since its inception, with a total of 17 players having represented the team at some point. Their initial lineup featured players like M4china, MateliaN, blitzeN, Kiiyo, and Yotaa. Currently, the team is primarily composed of BaWaN (Loic Martello), highlighting the team's ongoing search for a stable and successful core roster.
Currently, 3DMAX is unranked in official Valorant team rankings. Despite their participation in several tournaments and their growing experience, they have yet to break into the top tiers of competitive Valorant. However, their recent successes, particularly their third-place finish at the Coupe De France, suggest that they have the potential to climb the rankings in the future.
* only data from the Escorenews database was used for the description