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Road to RGX Tournament at Valhallan eSports May 24 and June 7

Casey Scheld2 weeks ago
Road to RGX Tournament at Valhallan eSports May 24 and June 7 - Gamers Heroes

As part of the eSports Road to RGX, the “Ride of the Valkyries” eSports tournaments at Valhallan eSports will happen on both May 24 and June 7.

Held at Valhallan Esports Training in Folsom, CA (Google Maps link for convenience), all those that participate can get the chance to win a free weekend ticket for Fire & Ice RGX 2026.

Scope out the schedule below:

May 24 – 2-8pm PT

  • Street Fighter 6
  • Tekken Tag Tournament 2
  • Guilty Gear -Strive-
  • Mystery Bracket

June 7 – 2-8pm PT 

  • Street Fighter 6
  • Tekken 7
  • Tekken 8
  • Mystery Tile-Matching Bracket

Note that registration for Ride of the Valkyries is $10, plus $5 per main bracket. Those that register late (less than 24 hours in advance) will pay $2 more. Meanwhile, those signing up for side brackets can pay a venue fee is $5.  

While onsite payments are cash preferred, they can also do Venmo – no credit/debit cards.

Learn more about Ride of the Valkyries via its official Start.GG page.

Happening the weekend of June 20-21, eSports tournaments will be held throughout the event, with bonus prizes totaling over $4,000 – learn more with our write-up!

Kicking off next month, get up to speed on previously confirmed Fire & Ice RGX 2026 Guests of Honor and happenings below…

Fire & Ice RGX 2026 tickets are available for purchase online before the event, and will also be sold onsite – note that children 10 and under are free with paid adult!

Looking for a place to stay the weekend of Fire & Ice RGX 2026?

Make sure to check out the designated “Hotels” section of the Placer Tourism website – this link has a number of discounted hotel rates!

For those feeling social, make sure to follow the official Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram social media channels.

Source: Instagram

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