BLAST Reveals New Rainbow Six Siege Event Locations for 2024 and 2025 Seasons in Partnership with Ubisoft

BLAST Reveals New Rainbow Six Siege Event Locations for 2024 and 2025 Seasons in Partnership with Ubisoft

Kaustavmani Choudhury

26 Jan, 2024, 19:41

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Last updated: 10 Apr, 2025, 11:30

Ubisoft and BLAST have revealed the much-anticipated event locations for the upcoming seasons of Rainbow Six Siege esports, promising an exciting lineup for fans across the globe.

2024 Season Events

Majors in Manchester and Montreal

The 2024 season kicks off with two thrilling Majors set to take place in Manchester, UK, and Montreal, Canada.

BLAST has announced its first Rainbow Six Major for the 2024 season, scheduled to take place in Manchester, England. Hosted at the B.E.C Arena, the Major boasts an impressive $750,000 prize pool and will feature 20 elite teams battling for glory.

While Phase One and Two will remain closed to the public, Phase Three promises an electrifying live audience experience.

Learn more about the BLAST R6 Manchester Major HERE.

Six Invitational in the United States

In the United States, the pinnacle of the 2024 season, the Six Invitational, will take place. This decision marks a strategic move by Ubisoft to tap into the growing esports scene in North America, showcasing the game's popularity and competitive spirit on a grand stage.

Read More about the 2024 Season HERE.

2025 Season Preview

Six Invitational Heads to France

Ubisoft has announced that it will hold the Six Invitational in France for the 2025 season, the home of Ubisoft's headquarters. This decision reflects the company's commitment to its roots and promises a spectacular event in a vibrant gaming hub.

Future Major Locations

While the Six Invitational's host country is confirmed for 2025, details about Major locations are yet to be revealed. However, fans can expect Ubisoft and BLAST to continue delivering top-notch events in key gaming destinations around the world.

Rainbow Six Siege esports enthusiasts have much to anticipate with the exciting event locations announced for both the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Thrilling Majors and the prestigious Six Invitational promise to elevate the competitive gaming experience. Ubisoft and BLAST are at the forefront of showcasing the game's global appeal and competitive prowess. Their efforts ensure that the excitement and intensity of Rainbow Six Siege esports reach audiences worldwide.

Featured Image Source: Ubisoft

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