The second season of the Rainbow Six South Asia Nationals is set to kick off on March 20, according to Ubisoft’s recent post.
Teams from the South Asian region will once again get the opportunity to make their mark in the competitive Rainbow Six esports scene and reach the worldwide stages.
SCHEDULE
The tournament will start with 4 Open qualifiers, followed by a Closed qualifier.
Open Qualifier 1: March 20-21
Open Qualifier 2: March 27-28
Open Qualifier 3: April 3-4
Open Qualifier 4: April 10-11
Closed Qualifier: April 16-18
FORMAT
For this new season, the South Asia Nationals format will remain unchanged with single elimination open qualifiers, welcoming everyone from South Asia that registers. This tournament will lead into a double elimination closed qualifiers to determine the top 2 teams of the region.
SA Nationals Prize Pool
1ST PLACE | $3,000 USD |
2ND PLACE | $2,000 USD |
3RD PLACE | $1,000 USD |
The two best teams of the closed qualifiers will then advance to Stage 1 of the Asia-Pacific Playoffs, where they’ll be joined by the 2nd, 3rd and 4th from the APAC North and South divisions.
APAC PLAYOFFS PRIZE POOL
1ST PLACE | $5,000 USD |
2ND PLACE | $3,000 USD |
3RD PLACE | $2,000 USD |
4TH PLACE | $2,000 USD |
With the May Six Major being canceled to make space for the Six Invitational 2021, the dedicated prize pool for the Major will be distributed in this event in addition to the APAC Playoffs prize money.
May Six Major prize money distribution
1ST PLACE | $18,750 USD |
2ND PLACE | $12,500 USD |
If Team A finishes 1st in the South Asia Nationals and 1st in the APAC Playoffs in Stage 1 of the Season 2021, Team A will receive $3,000 USD + $5,000 USD + $18,750 USD.
So get ready to sign up for the South Asia Nationals open qualifiers, which starts from March 20th.
- SA Nationals – Open Qualifier 1
- SA Nationals – Open Qualifier 2
- SA Nationals – Open Qualifier 3
- SA Nationals – Open Qualifier 4
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