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Rainbow Six Siege’s Six Invitational 2020 starts February

Sixteen teams including Aussie team Fnatic will compete for the World Championship title in the Six Invitational 2020, Ubisoft recently detailed.

Taking place between 7-16 February in Montreal, Canada, top Rainbow Six Siege teams will duke it out over a prize pool cap of $3,000,000 at the same time as Ubisoft details Year 5 of the game.

A full list of competing teams is as follows:

  • Asia-Pacific Online Qualifier: Fnatic
  • Winners of the Six Major Raleigh: Team Empire (Europe)
  • Winners of the DreamHack Montreal: TSM (North America)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: Giants Gaming (Asia-Pacific)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: Wildcard Gaming (Asia-Pacific)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: Rogue (Europe)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: Natus Vincere (Europe)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: FaZe Clan (Latin America)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: Ninjas in Pyjamas (Latin America)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: DarkZero Esports (North America)
  • Pro League Season X Finals: Team Reciprocity (North America)
  • OGA PIT Minor: Team Liquid (Latin America)
  • European Online Qualifier: BDS esport
  • North American Online Qualifier: Spacestation Gaming
  • Latin American Online Qualifier: MIBR
  • Invited: G2 Esports (Europe)

Fans will be able to view all Six Invitational 2020 matches live on Twitch, YouTube and Mixer.

While Year 5 plans haven’t been detailed as yet, reports suggest big changes ahead.

Rainbow Six: Siege is available now on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.


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