Stage 2 Rainbow Six Siege Regional Leagues: Everything you need to know

Stage 2 Rainbow Six Siege Regional Leagues: Everything you need to know

Kaustavmani Choudhury

31 Jul, 2023, 10:22

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Last updated: 11 Apr, 2025, 11:00

As teams gear up for intense clashes, Rainbow Six Siege fans are in for a treat as the Regional Leagues Stage 2 kicks off. With diverse regions and unique formats, this tournament promises thrilling battles and fierce competition.

Stage 2: Here we go!

The second stage of the Rainbow Six Siege Regional Leagues is set to unfold, showcasing the exceptional skill and strategy of teams from around the world. From September onwards, different regions will host their respective leagues, each featuring its own captivating format and challenges. The stakes are high, as teams vie for coveted spots in the BLAST R6 Major Atlanta, scheduled to begin on October 30th.

South Korean League: September 1st - 21st

The South Korean League gets the action rolling, spanning from September 1st to 21st. In the group stage, two groups of four teams each will battle it out in a single round-robin format, with all games being Best of 1. The top teams from each group will earn their places in the Semi-Finals, while the 2nd and 3rd place finishers proceed to the Quarter-Finals. The bottom teams dive into the Open Qualifiers Playoffs. The knockout stage adds more intensity with irregular single elimination Best of 3 matches. The victorious squad secures a berth in Major Phase 2, while the Runner-Up claims a ticket to Major Phase 1. Teams in the 3rd to 5th positions earn a shot at the Last Chance Qualifier, while the 6th-placed team joins the Open Qualifiers Playoffs.

Japan League: September 2nd - October 10th

From September 2nd to October 10th, the Japan League comes alive. Similar to the South Korean League, the format includes group stages followed by knockout rounds. The group stage features two groups of four teams each, competing in Best of 1 matches. The top teams from these groups advance to the Semi-Finals, and the 2nd and 3rd place teams move on to the Quarter-Finals. The knockout stage intensifies with irregular single elimination Best of 3 matches, culminating in a Best of 5 Grand Final. The victor qualifies for Major Phase 2, and the Runner-Up earns a place in Major Phase 1. Teams placed 3rd to 5th are granted a chance at redemption through the Last Chance Qualifier, while the 6th-placed team engages in the Open Qualifiers Playoffs.

South Asia League: September 2nd - 23rd

From September 2nd to 23rd, the South Asia League unfolds with its unique format. Teams compete in a round-robin group stage of Best of 1 matches. The top team secures a spot in the Major Asia LCQ, while the bottom seven teams contend in the South Asia Open Qualifiers Playoffs.

SEA League: September 3rd - 24th

The SEA League, running from September 3rd to 24th, also features a round-robin group stage of Best of 1 matches. The top three teams secure their positions in the Major Asia LCQ, while the bottom five teams participate in the SEA Open Qualifiers Playoffs.

LATAM League: September 4th - 27th

Kicking off on September 4th and lasting until September 27th, the LATAM League employs a group stage with four teams in each group. All matches are Best of 3 in this stage. Round-robin battles determine placements, and from here, the top two teams in each group clash in cross-group Playoffs Semi-Finals and the Grand Final. The third-placed teams engage in a Best Third Place match, while the fourth-placed teams face off in an Elimination Match.

EU League: September 4th - 26th

Running from September 4th to 26th, the EU League consists of two groups of five teams each. The group stage, featuring Best of 1 matches, advances the top three teams from each group to the Deciders stage, while the bottom two teams enter the Open Qualifiers Playoffs. In the Deciders, Modified GSL format Best of 3 matches determine the fates of the top teams, with the top two qualifying for Major Phase 2, the 3rd place team advancing to Major Phase 1, and the 4th to 6th place teams battling it out in the Last Chance Qualifier.

NA League: September 6th - 28th

Taking place from September 6th to 28th, the NA League’s group stage features a round-robin format of Best of 1 matches. The top six teams advance to the Deciders stage, while the bottom two teams contend in the Open Qualifiers Playoffs. The Deciders stage utilizes a Modified GSL format with Best of 3 matches, with the top two teams advancing to Major Phase 2, the 3rd place team earning a spot in Major Phase 1, and the 4th to 6th place teams entering the Last Chance Qualifier.

MENA League: September 6th - 28th

Running from September 6th to 28th, the MENA League features a round-robin group stage with Best of 1 matches. The top team secures a place in Phase 1 of the Major.

BR League: September 9th - October 1st

From September 9th to October 1st, the BR League unfolds with two groups of five teams each. The group stage involves a round-robin format with Best of 1 matches. The top team in each group proceeds to the Semi-Finals, the 2nd and 3rd place teams qualify for the Quarter-Finals, and the bottom two teams from each group join the Open Qualifiers Playoffs. The Deciders stage then takes the top two teams to Major Phase 2, the 3rd place team to Major Phase 1, and the 4th to 6th place teams to the Last Chance Qualifier, after Modified GSL format Best of 3 matches.

Oceania League: September 11th - October 2nd

Closing out the series from September 11th to October 2nd is the Oceania League. The group stage employs round-robin format Best of 1 matches. With the top team advancing to Phase 1 of the Major.

Where to Watch:

Viewers can enjoy all the action in English from home live on the Rainbow 6 and Rainbow 6 Bravo Twitch Channels. And also on the Rainbow 6 YouTube Channel.

Portuguese viewers can watch on the Rainbow 6 BR on Twitch and YouTube.

Spanish speaker can tune into the Rainbow 6 ES channels on both Twitch and YouTube.

Other Language Channels are as follows:

French: Twitch, YouTube

German: Twitch, YouTube

Japanese: Twitch, YouTube

Italian: Twitch

Arabic: Twitch, YouTube

Conclusion

As these diverse regional leagues unfold, Rainbow Six Siege enthusiasts are in for weeks of exhilarating action and intense competition. With teams battling in various formats and fighting for coveted spots in the BLAST R6 Major Atlanta, the journey to the top promises excitement, surprises, and unforgettable moments. Mark your calendars and get ready to witness the best of Rainbow Six Siege talent from around the globe!

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