The Valorant Super Girl Gamer Tournament is scheduled to kick off this Saturday. TSM Zoe was prevented from participating due to lack of proof of gender verification.

With the announcement of Valorant Game Changers, Riot Games marked the beginning of equal opportunities for all in Valorant. Game Changers offered female players a chance to shine in the Valorant competitive scene. Now, TSM’s Zoe is unable to participate in the tournament due to a lack of identification to reveal her gender.

Valorant Girl Gamer does not want to allow TSM Zoe.

The Super Girl Gamer Series will be a series of tournaments of various Esport titles. The series will kick off on Saturday, May 15 with the Valorant Qualifier. Many of the major esports organizations already have co-ed or female squads. However, it seems that some teams and players have difficulty with the documents. This was the case with Zoe “Zoe” Servais of TMS. She was unable to confirm her female identity due to a lack of identification documents.

The problem in this case is that Zoe is a transgender woman and her identification documents have not been legally changed. This seems to be a problem for the Super Girl Gamer Series, but it also raises some questions. If players are not asked for papers to verify their identity and gender, what will stop male professional gamers from participating in the event?

Fortunately, the event organizers responded quickly and promised that “changes will be made”

It’s not yet clear what those changes will be. Will the Girl Gamer Tournament change the rules to allow Zoe to participate, or will she be treated as an exception to avoid further drama and complications? Only time will tell.

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