For the first time in VCT Pacific history, T1 brought the action to their own backyard. Facing Japan's ZETA DIVISION, the squad flexed their muscles to secure a second consecutive win. Meanwhile, Gen.G and DRX also bolstered their standings, laying the groundwork for a potential joint qualification.

From the 25th (Fri) to the 27th (Sun), T1 hosted 'T1 Home Ground' at the INSPIRE Arena in Jung-gu, Incheon, featuring both League of Legends (LCK and LCK CL) and Valorant (VCT Pacific) matches. This marks the first instance in VCT Pacific history where a team has rented a separate venue to host regular-season games.

The opposition was ZETA DIVISION, arguably Japan's most popular Valorant outfit. The match carried extra weight, dubbed the 'Sibling Derby,' as T1's own Kim 'Meteor' Tae-oh faced off against his younger brother, Kim 'TENNN' Tae-young, a starter for the Japanese side.

The bragging rights, however, went to the elder sibling. T1 took the first map, 'Lotus', thanks to a stellar performance from Kim 'iZu' Dong-ho on Omen. After a commanding 8-4 lead at the half, T1 wobbled slightly by dropping the first two rounds of the second half, but they quickly regained their composure to close out the map 13-8. On the second map, 'Sunset', the veteran presence of Kim 'stax' Gu-taek proved decisive. Kim 'stax' Gu-taek dominated with Sova, leading T1 to a comfortable 13-6 victory.

With this two-game win streak, T1 now boasts 12 Championship Points, sitting second overall behind Paper Rex and significantly boosting their chances of reaching the Champions event in Paris.

In Alpha Group, where six teams were locked in a 1-1 stalemate after Week 1, the narrative shifted during Week 2. Gen.G, DRX, and Nongshim RedForce faced off against international rivals; while Gen.G and DRX pushed ahead to a 2-1 record, Nongshim RedForce suffered a comeback defeat, leaving them at 1-2.

On the 25th (Fri), Gen.G battled Global Esports in a nail-biting three-map series. After a bruising 3-13 loss on 'Icebox', Gen.G bounced back with a 13-3 thrashing on 'Haven'. On the final map, 'Lotus'—a ground where Global Esports had been undefeated—Gen.G defied the odds. All five members of Gen.G finished with a positive K/D margin, closing out the series with a clean 13-7 scoreline.

On the 27th (Sun), DRX took on the struggling Team Secret and made quick work of them in a 2-0 sweep. During the first map on 'Icebox', Song 'Flashback' Hyun-min’s Jett led the charge with a 22/11 K/D performance. In the second, Noh 'Nyang' Ha-jun’s Viper helped seal the deal with a double-digit kill margin, ending the map 13-4.

Nongshim RedForce, also fighting in Alpha Group, faced the VCT Pacific Stage 1 champions, Rex Regum Qeon, on the 26th (Sat). Despite taking the opening map, Nongshim RedForce faltered in the next two, falling short in a disappointing loss.

Gen.G and DRX now sit comfortably in 3rd and 4th place with 11 and 10 Championship Points respectively, keeping their Paris dreams alive. Conversely, Nongshim RedForce languishes in 8th place with just 4 points, leaving their qualification hopes in critical condition.