Action within the Six Invitational could also be over, but it surely’s already time to kick off the brand new season of the Rainbow Six Pro League. North American groups Evil Geniuses and Ronin – previously generally known as Onslaught – will get season 7 began tonight, with groups Asia-Pacific, Europe, and Latin America beginning later within the week.
Find out what changes are on the way for Rainbow Six Siege esports.
Season 7 begins the third 12 months of the Pro League, and serves as a transition level between the three month seasons and the six month seasons set to start in June. The prime eight groups in regional finals this season will meet at a grand last within the US, and particulars on that occasion are set to be revealed quickly.
Here’s what to anticipate from the early motion of season 7.
North America (Mondays at 17:00 PST):
- Group A – March 12th
- Evil Geniuses vs. Ronin Esports
- eRa Eternity vs. Spacestation Gaming
- Group B – March 19th
- Rogue vs. Counter Logic Gaming
- SK Gaming vs. Bird University
Latin America (Wednesdays at 18:00 BRT):
- Group A – March 14th
- Black Dragons e-Sports vs. RED Canids
- Team oNe eSports vs. Bootkamp Gaming
- Group B – March 21st
- FaZe Clan vs. YeaH! Gaming
- Team Liquid vs. BRK e-Sports
Europe (Thursdays at 19:00 CET):
- Group A – March 15th
- PENTA Spots vs. Team Vitality
- Team Oplon vs. Millenium
- Group B – March 22nd
- Digital Chaos vs. Supremacy
- ENCE eSports vs. 1UPeSport
The world finals will happen May 19 and 20. Rainbow Six Siege is continuing to hit new player count records with the launch of Operation Chimera, and it appears the esports scene is constant to fulfill related success, with the Six Invitational having reached nearly 9 million viewers.
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