This February, the fourth edition of the Six Invitational is taking place where world's best teams will compete to become Rainbow Six Siege champions. On top of this, Rainbow Six: Siege Invitational is more than just a tournament, the event is also the gathering of all Siege fans along with developer panels, fan artists, cosplayers and content creators.
Dates
- 7 February to 9 February 2020: Group Stage begins / Offline*
- 11 February to 12 February 2020: First two days of the Playoffs / Offline*
- 14 February to 16 February 2020: Last two days of the Playoffs and the Finals
*Offline: Not open to the public.
Teams
- Winners of the Six Major Raleigh: Team Empire
- Winners of the DreamHack Montreal: Team SoloMid
- Pro League Season X finals: Natus Vincere
- Pro League Season X finals: Giants Gaming
- Pro League Season X finals: DarkZero Esports
- Pro League Season X finals: Team Reciprocity
- Pro League Season X finals: Ninjas in Pyjamas
- Pro League Season X finals: FaZe Clan
- Pro League Season X finals: Rogue
- Pro League Season X finals: Wildcard Gaming
- Winners of the OGA PIT Minor: Team Liquid
- European Online Qualifier: BDS Esport
- North American Online Qualifier: Spacestation Gaming
- Latin American Online Qualifier: MIBR
- APAC Qualifier: Fnatic
- Invited: G2 Esports
Prize Pool
This year's tournament features a new record prize pool of $3.000.000. Here is how the prize pool will be broken down:
- 1st Place: 33.3 per cent
- 2nd Place: 15 per cent
- 3rd Place 9 per cent
- 4th place 6.67 per cent
- 5th - 6th Place: 5 per cent each
- 7th - 8th Place: 3.67 per cent each
- 9th - 12th Place: 2.67 per cent each
- 13th - 16th Place: 2 per cent each
Schedule and Format
- Group Stage
- Four teams split into four groups
- GSL-style: Double elimination bracket without a grand final, top 2 advances to playoffs.
- Playoffs
- Double elimination bracket.
- Bo3 matches, Grand Final in Bo5.
- The team coming from the upper bracket has a 1 map advantage in the Grand Final.























