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RAINBOW SIX: SIEGE MAJOR RALEIGH 2019 IN NORTH CAROLINA!!

The second annual Six Major kicks off on Monday, August 12th! This year, the Major will be located in the easygoing American city of Raleigh, North Carolina. The week of the Major will be filled with action-packed Rainbow Six gameplay, as sixteen teams from around the world battle for the title of Major Champions, and a total prize pool of $500,000 USD!  On top of the intense on-stage competition, visitors to the event will enjoy an immersive, fan-driven experience on-site.

Where is it located?

Raleigh Convention Center

500 S Salisbury St, Raleigh, NC 27601

http://www.raleighconvention.com

Group Stage Dates: August 12th-14th 2019 (Closed to the public)

Public Event Dates: August 16th-18th 2019 (Open to the public)

Who’s Competing?

Six Invitational 2019 Champions

  • G2 Esports (EU)

Eight Season IX Pro League Finalists

  • Evil Geniuses (NA)
  • DarkZero (NA)
  • Team Empire (EU)
  • LeStream Esport (EU)
  • FaZe Clan (LATAM)
  • Immortals (LATAM)
  • Fnatic (APAC)
  • Nora-Rengo (APAC)

Four Open Qualifier Winners

  • North America
  • Europe
  • Latin America
  • Asia-Pacific

Allied Esports Vegas Minor Champion

DreamHack Valencia Champions

One Host Country Invitee

How Can I Attend?

Tickets for the event are on sale now! You can purchase tickets online at Ticketmaster.

There are two different tickets available for purchase:

Premium Pass – $125 USD

  • General admission to the event
  • Premium seating near stage
  • Premium goody bag with chibi & exclusive swag
  • In-Game Charm

General Pass – $65 USD

  • General admission to the event
  • In-Game charm

There is also a discount at select local hotels for those attending the event. Information for those hotels is as follows:

How will the Prize Pool Break Down?

1st Place: $200,000

2nd Place: $80,000

3rd – 4th Place: $40,000

5th – 8th Place: $20,000

9th – 12th Place: $10,000

13th – 16th Place: $5,000

*All prizes listed in USD

Source: Ubisoft

The 19th ASIAN GAMES Hangzhou 2022

Arena of Valor
Asian Games Version

Dota2

Dream Three Kingdoms 2

EA SPORTS FIFA
branded soccer games

Hearthstone

League of Legends

PUBG Mobile

Asian Games Version
Street Fighter V

As global esports talents of all types of games have been striving to perfect their skills for preparation of any international competitions, Yesports (https://yesports.asia/) mandates are to provide linkage and the required skill sets for these talents to participate in these global events for testing their skills, to gain Fame & Fortune as a result!

There are 40 sports including swimming, archery, athletics, badminton, basketball, boxing, etc., with 61 disciplines being covered at The 19th Asian Games Hangzhou 2022 in September 2023 in Hangzhou, China. Esports will also be an official medal competition in the 19th Asian Games (the “Event”) for the first time. There is a total of 8 medal items for the 8 esports games category (the “Games”) to be competed including Hearthstone, PUBG Mobile (Asian Games version), League of Legends, FIFA Online 4, Street Fighter V, Arena of Valor (Asian Games version), Dota 2 and Dream Three Kingdoms 2.

The International Esports Talents Booster Program (the “Program”) will be launched soon with the objectives of assisting those international gamers interested in addressing this opportunity of possible participation in the Event as contestant or candidate.

Program Highlights

Yesports will co-organize the International Esports Talents Booster Program, a 5-day intensive program, to prepare those participating talents for the Event. Talents participating in the Program (and/or excel in the final contests of the Program) may have the opportunity to represent Hong Kong, China to participate in the Event, subject to the satisfaction of the Asian Games and related qualifying entities. The final winners, hopefully through this process, can showcase their skills and profiles on an international scale and access to potential prize pool of millions, not to mention that the Asian Games Award is being perceived as having a similar status as that of Olympic Games.