Düsseldorf, 8. September 2021 – Das Highlight der europäischen E-Sports Competition beginnt am 9. September um 18:00 mit dem ersten Spieltag der European Stage 3.
In einem aufwändigen Trailer wird die Produktion der einzigartigen Trophäe gezeigt, um den Start von Stage 3 zu zelebrieren.
Der Trailer zur Trophäe kann unter folgendem Link gefunden werden:
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Spielplan:
18:00: Virtus pro vs. Rouge
19:15: Cowana vs. Team Empire
20:30: G2 vs. NAVI
21:45: Vitality vs. BDS
- Werbung -23:00: Team Secret vs. Heroic
E-Sport-Fans könnnen alle Spiele der European Stage 3 live auf Twitch verfolgen.
Alle weiteren Infos zum Spielplan und dem generellen Ablauf gibt es unter @R6esportsDE auf Twitter.
Weitere Informationen zu Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six-E-Sport gibt es unter www.ubisoft.com/esports/rainbow-six/siege sowie auf Twitter und Instagram.
About the Rainbow Six Esports global program
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege’s Esports includes 4 main regions, Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia-Pacific. All four regions run in parallel their own dedicated regional leagues, all feeding into one unique and global race towards a qualification for the Six Invitational, the pinnacle of the Rainbow Six Siege competitive year. As teams across the four regions face off in regional and global competitions, featuring 3 Majors and regional leagues, they will be ranked based on an in-depth point system that rewards sustained performance. Each competitive Season runs for nearly a year, from March through the following February. Each Season will be divided into 4 quarters. The first three quarters correspond to the 3 “Stages” of the regional leagues and conclude with a Six Major bringing together 16 of the world’s best teams – four per region across the four regions. Each stage awards prize money and points for the Global Standings. The Global Standings determine the sixteen teams earning a spot to the annual Six Invitational. Following the 3 stages, the last quarter of the season will be dedicated to regional finals and relegations. The season will then conclude with the Six Invitational that will crown the world’s best team. Four additional teams will also have a chance to qualify for the Six Invitational through Regional Open Qualifiers, making the Six invitational a 20-team competition.
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