BLAST R6 Munich Major 2025: Everything You Need to Know

BLAST R6 Munich Major 2025: Everything You Need to Know

Kaustavmani Choudhury

1 Nov, 2025, 14:10

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Last updated: 1 Nov, 2025, 14:15

The BLAST R6 Munich Major 2025 is just a week away, promising high-stakes Rainbow Six Siege action as 16 of the world’s best teams clash in Germany for a huge prize pool and a coveted spot at the Six Invitational 2026. Here’s everything you need to know before the action begins.

The Munich Major is the second international event of the Rainbow Six competitive calendar this year, assembling the top 16 teams from the four regional leagues. Not only is there a $750,000 prize pool, but the winner will earn direct qualification to the Six Invitational 2026.

Format Breakdown

Group Stage (Swiss Stage)

  • 16 teams compete in a Swiss Stage format.
  • 3 wins secure a team’s spot in the playoffs; 3 losses result in elimination.
  • Rounds 1 and 2 are played as best-of-1 matches.
  • Rounds 3, 4, and 5 are played as best-of-3 matches.
  • The top 8 teams from the Swiss Stage will progress to the playoffs; the bottom 8 are eliminated.

Playoffs (Double-Elimination)

  • Double-elimination bracket determined by Swiss Stage results.
  • Top 2 teams from Swiss Stage get a bye into Upper Bracket Semifinals.
  • Teams ranked 3-6 head to Upper Bracket Quarterfinals.
  • Teams ranked 7-8 start in Lower Bracket, facing immediate elimination risk.
  • All playoff matches are best-of-three, except Lower Bracket Finals and Grand Finals, which will be best-of-five.

You can click HERE to learn more about the 16 qualified teams.

BLAST R6 Munich Major Teams
BLAST R6 Munich Major Teams (Image Source: BLAST/Ubisoft)

Schedule and Opening Matches

  • Swiss Stage: November 8-11 (five rounds played over four days).
  • Opening Matches (Nov 8):
    • FURIA vs Dplus Kia (1 pm CET)
    • Weibo Gaming vs ENTERPRISE Esports (1 pm CET)
    • CAG Osaka vs FaZe Clan (2:30 pm CET)
    • Team Secret vs Wildcard Gaming (2:30 pm CET)
    • Team Falcons vs Shopify Rebellion (4 pm CET)
    • Spacestation Gaming vs Team BDS (4 pm CET)
    • M80 vs G2 Esports (5:30 pm CET)
    • w7m esports vs Ninjas in Pyjamas (5:30 pm CET)
  • Round 2 will begin once Round 1 concludes, with Rounds 3, 4, and 5 on Nov 9, 10, and 11, respectively.
  • Playoffs: Set for November 12-16. Exact bracket details will be revealed as the event progresses.

Prize Pool and SI Points

While prize money is significant, the main motivation is the direct Six Invitational 2026 entry for the champion. Lower-placed teams earn valuable SI points towards future qualification.

  • 1st: $245,000 + SI 2026 Qualification
  • 2nd: $120,000 + 1200 Points
  • 3-4th: $60,000 + 600 Points
  • 5-8th: $25,000 + 300 Points
  • 9-11th: $15,000 + 150 Points
  • 12-14th: $10,000 + 100 Points
  • 15-16th: $10,000 + 50 Points

Make Your Predictions

Fans can participate in the official predictions challenge at R6 Esports for a shot at in-game rewards, including Alpha Packs and a special MP5 skin for top predictors. Here’s how to take part:

How to Enter

  • Visit the Predictions Page on R6Esports.com.
  • Log in with your Ubisoft account.
  • Pick the 8 teams moving to playoffs, assign their group, and select winners for each finals match.
  • Return to check your results and claim your rewards after the Major.

Prizes Breakdown

  • 2 right: 2 uncommon alpha packs
  • 4 right: 3 uncommon alpha packs
  • 6 right: 3 rare alpha packs
  • 9 right: exclusive MP5 skin
  • 12 right: 3 epic alpha packs
  • 15 right: 3 legendary alpha packs
  • 19 right: Battle Pass (Y10S4)
  • 23 right: 5 legendary alpha packs

BLAST R6 Munich Major Prediction Rewards
BLAST R6 Munich Major Prediction Rewards (Image Source: BLAST/Ubisoft)

Where to Watch

Swiss Stage matches will be streamed across the main Rainbow Six Twitch channel and the R6 Bravo channel. The Playoffs transition fully to the main channel, with regional broadcasts also available in various languages on other R6 esports channels.

The BLAST R6 Munich Major 2025 is set to deliver thrilling matches, high drama, and significant stakes as teams battle for prestige, qualification, and serious prize money. Don’t miss out on your chance to watch and win during the last Major of the year.


Stay tuned to Strafe Esports for in-depth previews, match predictions, and complete tournament coverage. Also, don't forget to check out our social media for real-time updates on your favorite game.

Featured Image Source: Simply Munich/Strafe Esports

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