Virtus.pro enter top 30 of VRS with Thunderpick World Championship qualification
HLTV reports that Virtus.pro has entered the top 30 of the Valve Ranking System following recent tournament successes. These victories, including wins over HEROIC and FOKUS, have bolstered the team's standing for a potential Singapore Major qualification.
What happened
HLTV reports that Virtus.pro has reached the top 30 in the Valve Ranking System. The ranking climb follows a series of positive results during their campaign in the Thunderpick World Championship qualifier.
Virtus.pro secured wins against HEROIC, FOKUS, and HOTU to improve their position. The team is currently attempting to secure a qualification spot for the upcoming Major in Singapore.
Recent context
On 2026-09-09, it was reported that Wildcard suffered a loss against HOTU in their opening match of the Thunderpick World Championship qualifier. HOTU's victory in that encounter contributed to the field of teams Virtus.pro had to navigate during their own qualification run in the same Thunderpick World Championship event. Wildcard fall to HOTU in opening match of Thunderpick World Championship qualifier
On 2026-09-10, it was reported that Wildcard successfully completed a reverse sweep to remain active in the Thunderpick World Championship qualifier. This match result allowed Wildcard to continue their participation in the same event that Virtus.pro is using to chase Major qualification. Wildcard's reverse sweep keeps them alive in TWC qualifier
Why it matters
Virtus.pro's current match results and improved ranking are part of their ongoing effort to secure a spot for the Singapore Major. Readers should check HLTV for the original report.
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