In VALORANT, a match is a clash between two teams to achieve certain goals, such as killing enemy players, destroying objects, or controlling points on the map. The team that achieves these goals faster or scores the required number of points wins.

The duration of a match in VALORANT varies by game mode and team skills. Typically, a match in "Explosive Bomb" mode lasts around 20-40 minutes, depending on how quickly a team wins the required number of rounds. In Dispatch mode, matches can be shorter or similar in length, depending on the teams' success in controlling points on the map.

In VALORANT, victory conditions vary by game mode. In Bomb mode, the Attacking team wins by planting a bomb or eliminating all Defense players. The Defense team wins by eliminating all Attack players or preventing the bomb from being planted. In Dispatch mode, a team wins by controlling points on the map for a certain time, with the first team to reach a set number of points winning.

Betting on VALORANT matches is available at various bookmakers and gaming platforms that specialize in eSports events. Before placing bets, it is important to make sure that the chosen platform is reliable and legal to avoid possible security and privacy issues.

VALORANT ensures the integrity of matches through the use of anti-cheat systems, regular updates, increased sanctions against violators and active participation of players in detecting unfair behavior and cheating.

Matches in the VALORANT game are conducted in accordance with a number of rules governing various aspects of the game. These rules include aspects such as time limits per round, team composition, character selection, game mechanics, and mode lenses. They are designed to ensure a fair and equitable game for all participants.